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I'm still looking for a reusable pull up training pant. Disposables are fine, but expensive. I prefer cloth diapers and pull ups when at home. I saw a training pant at babypants.com. I think they cater to adbl people. I had purchased some briefs from loving comfort, but haven't been able to contact them by phone or email. I don't like the idea of purchasing products from adult baby sites, but if this is a good product I may do so. If anyone has had any experience with them, I would appreciate knowing. Thanks.

you will find that bkin makes a great product buy the double layered pant its very reasonable and the waist an legs will not give out like loving comfort does the all so make custom sizes too been using them for years now

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well ibs thats enought

babypants.com has shut down.

He may have menat this one Schoppy... http://www.baby-pants.com/ ? Still online, Puffy

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Puffy
BC, Canada
Fighting the "Bladder Battle" since 1995

Hi Dennis,
Loving Comfort made an excellent pull on cloth diaper, but Bruce points out how the elastic leg and waist does not hold up and you've seen what many folks have, that Loving Comfort is hard to deal with....understaffed and non-responsive. There were many stories of their demise.

I feel Babykins in Canada, aka KINS, makes an decent pull on "brief" (diaper) in the #20700 as the terry soakers inside extend from side to side and not just a strip down the center. The #10700 uses a "sponge" type soaker and is much bulkier to wear under shorts or pants.

Bruce mentioned the double layered "pant"; which they offer in terry (#20850) and flannel (#20900) but they are lighter and less absorbant than the "brief".

Any of these reusable pull ons require wearing plastic pants over them but that's a better deal than having the plastic sewn on since the plastic doesn't last thru wear and launderings; you are much better off with separate plastic pants.

JoeK