Underwear Liners (30 Pack)

Perfect for potty training- saves my son’s undies on days he needs to have a BM and leaks a little

These have worked fantastic with my potty trainee! Easy to stick on, is secure, and thin. Toddler doesn’t even notice it!Only complaint was that 4 pads weren’t sticky (3 were totally dry/nonstick, 1 was half sticky so it would have folded in the underwear), bummer that 13% didn’t work.

These have been a game changer for my 5 year old son! I wish I would have come across these sooner! They stay great in his little underwear and do exactly what they are supposed to do! I just re ordered a bigger quantity of them! What a great idea!

I bought these to give better coverage for my son, who has GI issues. They are hard to put on because there’s nothing to help separate the backing from the pad, and the adhesive leaves a residue on the underwear at the end of the day. Not worth any money or time.

These liners are very soft just like underwear material. My son has very small "accidents" due to what we believe may be a very mild case of encopresis. For his needs, this seems to work well. As others have mentioned, these are not absorbent. If there is any liquid it will seep through. They stick very well and may be a little difficult for younger users to remove. The backing is also a little tricky as it is one large piece (would be easier as two in my opinion) and once removed the actual product is very thin so it can roll up when peeling away the backing. They are pretty large so cover a nice sized area without being too large for kids.

I would have given a 5-star rating except that it's hard to get a grip on the paper to pull it off the back. If the tip of the paper were scored, would be much easier. These do what they're intended to do, no issues otherwise.

My daughter is almost 7 and had IA repair as a baby. She doesn't always have a lot of warning when she has to poop and I was worried about small accidents when school starts in-person. These are wonderful! As other people have said, they are not absorbent so don't expect them to be like a period pad. And when they do get wet, the adhesive sticks to the underwear. But for a disposable liner that offers peace of mind, I don't care about that.My daughter is very picky about the texture of clothing and these are so soft and thin that they don't bother her at all. She can peel out the old one and put in a new one herself.

I got these for my 4-year-old who leaks small amounts of poop at least a few times a day. Until now, we've been using pantyliners because he refuses to wear pull-ups, and the pantyliners are ok but don't provide very wide coverage.The Skiddies cover a huge area, and the thinness of the fabric is much less noticeable for him. Those are both great features! Unfortunately, we appear to need something with a waterproof barrier. The first time we tried a Skiddies liner, the leakage soaked right through it and into the underwear. The adhesive also didn't remove cleanly, leaving a film in the underwear that balled up during the wash. I could pick off the gluey reside after the wash, but I was hoping it would dissolve more thoroughly.In short, I think this would be a very useful product for kids who don't wipe well, but we'll go back to pantyliners while we sort out the medical and physiological issues at play in our situation.