It's actually the complete opposite of a disposable. A disposable nappy keeps the bottom dry: as long as your child feels nothing, their brain has no reason to learn. Infantines lets through just enough of the wet sensation to trigger the link "I need to go, so I head to the potty", while still protecting clothes. It's the principle recommended by the Montessori approach.

Every child goes at their own pace, so be wary of "toilet trained in 3 weeks guaranteed" promises: that's marketing, not physiology. What we often see: in the 1st week, your child feels the wetness after an accident (the key signal); in the 2nd week, they make the connection with the potty and accidents drop; then they start asking on their own. Some are trained in 10 days, others in 2 months. The key: a calm, pressure-free environment.

For naps, yes: the pants absorb one or two wees, which is plenty. For night-time, it's different: night control is a neurological process that develops separately from daytime training, often several months later. If your child already has that control, add the booster (included free in our bundles) for extra night protection. Otherwise, keep a nappy on at night and use the pants during the day and for naps. And don't wake your child to wee: it doesn't speed anything up.

Yes, and that's often where it clicks: children feel a poo more clearly than a wee. If there's an accident: tip the contents into the toilet, rinse the pants in cold water to remove the worst, then machine wash at 40-60°C with no fabric softener. No bleach, no drama: an accident is never "dirty", it's just learning in progress.

The absorbency is calibrated: enough to protect while your child gets to the potty, not so much that they can't feel it. The cut is fitted around the thighs, the number-one leak point. For outings, the car or naps, slip the booster into the built-in pocket; at home, take it out so they really feel the wetness.

As easy as cotton underwear. After each accident: rinse in cold water to remove the worst. In the machine: 40°C for everyday, 60°C for soiling (60°C sanitises), your usual detergent. Above all, no fabric softener: it clogs the fibres and sharply reduces absorbency. Drying: air-dry where possible (it protects the membrane and the elastic); tumble dry on low only. No ironing, no bleach, no dry cleaning. Well cared for, they last across several children.

6 sizes, from S to 2XL, to fit your child from 7 to 25 kg (approx. 12 months to 4 years): S 7-10 · M 10-13 · L 13-16 · XL 15-19 · XL+ 18-22 · 2XL 20-25 kg. Between two sizes? Go for the larger one, for extra comfort. Free exchange within 30 days if the size isn't right.

Three layers designed for learning: a soft, breathable material against the skin, an absorbent, hard-wearing cotton core, and a water-resistant outer layer that limits leaks without a "plastic" feel. All materials are free from substances harmful to the skin. And above all: handmade in our workshop in Europe, with flat seams that don't scratch and finishes that last.

It's normal, and it's not a problem. Refusals and regressions are part of learning, especially around the start of daycare or kindy. The secret: don't scold, don't force, praise the wins. The pants work gently, and the click comes when your child is ready.

Disposable nappies easily cost $80 to $130 a month until toilet training is done. An Infantines pair is a one-time buy and goes back in the wash again and again: hundreds of dollars saved, and far less waste.

Tracked shipping, dispatched within 1-2 business days. 30-day money-back guarantee: if it's not right, we'll refund you. One less reason to hesitate.