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My little one is very tiny featured. These are the only underwear I have found to stay wear they belong and fit his little body well. He is 5 and wears a size 3. Is of normal height but very thin. I love the fabric feel and the fact that they are organic. I wish they had more colors. We have had these for over 2 years and they wear very well. I highly recommend them.It’s nice and soft but size runs very small. He is four and still wearing 18T training pants from another brand but I had to get 3T4T for this one. They shrink too. His wee wee was covered by green lints when he first wore them (after one wash)? hopefully it will go away over time. More neutral color would be better I think. But overall, they are good enough to keep. There are not many organic options out there.These undies are the only undies that would fit our 18 month old (21 lbs) potty trained twins. Everything else is too big. I wish the elastic was a little stronger as sometimes it feels as if it's ripping as I pull them up instead of stretching. They do stretch out as they are worn throughout the day. They start fitting nicely and are sagging by the end of a several hour wear. We save our pairs for hot outdoor days where we need something that will breathe easy and not fall down. We got the 18-24 month so they would last longer, but at 21 months now, I think we could be in the 12-18 month size as well. They are pricey which has kept us from ordering more. Instead we just wash all the time.Ok. First of all. I've been buying the regular version of these for my son for at least 5 years, since he was too thin to wear any other toddler underwear and, as I remember it, these used to come in size 18-24 month. They fit perfectly and they didn't have that tight waist band that seemed to dig in with other boy's underwear (I also thought the boxer briefs were the cutest ever but they tend to really loosen up after a few hours).Now, they have them in organic cotton at a pretty steep price. It's hard to rationalize spending $30 on 3 pairs of kids underwear but here are several reasons. The fabric is soft, durable,very well stitched, and just very high quality. Organic fabric may not be useful to your particular child, but it means no added pesticides to our environment and a much healthier work environment for the people who make these garments.So, yeah, I will painfully fork over the 30 bucks for these because they're awesome in just about every way... Also, they come in some pretty cool colors.My son has extremely sensitive skin and gets a rash on his bottom from ALL other undies. I'm not sure whether he is having a positive reaction to the organic cotton or to the non-toxic dyes used in these undies, but after a week of wearing only these undies, his long-standing rash is FINALLY clear! The fabric is very soft and they fit and wash well. My only complaint is that the stitching on the waistband and leg openings is scratchy, but only on the inside of the garment. This problem is solved by having him wear them inside-out. But I was disappointed in the stitching quality. The stitches aren't breaking, just scratchy. Especially on the colored pack I bought that had contrast light blue stitching. This pack seems a bit scratchier than the pack with dyed to match stitching.I have a pretty small boy (about 25 pounds at 2.5 years old), and got some Carter's size 2/3 underwear to start potty training. I was very disappointed with their quality. Thin, stretched out easily, and had a thick elastic band that even looked itchy!These fit so much better - comfortable and sit well on the hips (even my skinny boy), and they fit well at the leg holes too. They are also super soft, and fairly thick material. I feel like these will last much longer than the Carter's, and he likes wearing them much more, too!It was too smallThe material is great but the leg holes are small. I have a 3.5 yr old boy that weighs 32 lbs so a 3T is normally a good fit or even slightly big. The 3T size in the underwear was tight in the legs so I ordered the next size up, 4T, and the waist was bigger but the leg holes didn’t seem any bigger and were still tight. I don’t think we’ll get much use out of these, which is disappointing because of the cost.
