Sizes of Big Girl undies? potty training

[Britt5116]

Thanks everyone for all of your tips!!! I will def. check out targets baby section for some smaller sizes and also there is a childrens place at the outlet mall really close to us so I will check there too! At first I think I will try to find the ones that are a bit thicker or have some extra padding since I am not to sure how she will do yet...She started to use the potty really early and was doing really well and then one day she pooped in the potty and freaked out! LOL. ever since then I can't get her to actually "use" the potty. Im not sure what to do...

[Britt5116]

Originally Posted by jenward5 When my oldest was almost 2-years old, she wore size 4 panties from the Children's Place. I'm sure they shrank a little in the wash before she tried them on for the first time. Target has panties in size 2T / 3T and those fit her for a long time. She started wearing those before she turned 2. She's now 3 and wears a 3T/4T panty. I'm not sure how much this helps...but congrats on baby #2!

Thanks!!!

[beth119]

My DD (4 1/2) is a strange size...

She CAN wear the 2t/3t, but she inherited her aunt's booty! So, we buy the 4's. Its so funny because they fit great around her but, but are REALLY baggy in the front!

[jenward5]

I just remembered something!
When my daughter was just beginning to potty train, I bought some really THICK training panties at JCPenney. (used a $10/$10 coupon). I can't remember how much they were...but they worked really well.
They're in a package in the baby section. Close to the socks on racks.

[JOURDYSMOM]

I bought 2 and 3 in the regular girls undies section at Super Walmart last month or so

[Britt5116]

Thanks everyone for all of the tips I did find some this weekend in the baby section at target. woo hoo...now if I can just get her to use the potty with out a fight...lol

[MrsPinecone]

I just wanted to use this smilie.

[tinabohio]

With my 2 year old I think we have 15+ pairs of panties. She has tummy issues though, so sometimes she doesn't make it to the potty (the doc and I are leaning toward a milk protein allergy). Having so many means we can go for days without having to rush to wash (not that I let the dirties sit forever, somedays it's tough to wash a load of just teeny panties!). And it gives the kid some variety too. My DD hates to go potty in the 'happy bears' (Care Bears)! We got many pairs between Walmart, Target and Marc's.
Good luck!