Revolutionary reusable urinal. These progressive briefs teach little ones when it's time to go and save tons of polluting pull-ups from landfills. To us they seem like big child steps towards a cleaner planet. **Smart:** The feeling of humidity causes the need to go to the urinal. **Practical:** Accompany your child in the transition from diapers to pants. **Reliable:** Built-in layers catch small accidents. **Stress-free:** Easy to put on, take off and wash. **Comfortable:** Soft and elastic for the little ones in mobility. **Put it on** Put on your training pants when it's potty time and have a few spare pairs ready to last you all day. The underwear-like fit of our learning pants helps encourage independence, as it has the look and feel of a big kid's underwear. Prepare for a few puddles and a little washing, and you'll soon be applauding every pee and poop in the potty! **Wash and dry** The cotton-blend fabric is super soft against your child's skin and is also easy to wash and dry. After use, you can store the underwear for up to 3 days before washing them. You can put them in the washing machine with other clothes and wash them at 40°C. You can then air dry them or tumble dry them on low heat. You can then air dry them or tumble dry them on low heat. **Tips for going to the bathroom** To get out of diapers without stress, start potty training your child when he or she shows signs of readiness. Is it able to stay dry for up to 2 hours or during a nap? Do you ask to have your diaper changed and don't like the feeling of being wet? Does he show signs of independence by doing things for himself? During the first days of training, it is usually advisable to stay at home, as it is much easier to deal with occasional accidents. Get your child used to the potty by letting him carry it with him during the day and move it wherever he wants. You can even sit him on the potty fully clothed and let him read a book or play. Keep the urinal within easy reach or even have a couple of urinals around the house.