RECOGNISE
Learning to notice the feeling of needing to go.

DIAPERS VS. POTTY TRAINING UNDERWEAR
Potty training underwear isn't a replacement for diapers — it's a different tool for a different stage.
HOW UNDÉ POTTY TRAINING UNDERWEAR WORKS
UNDÉ Potty Training Underwear is designed to help children notice wetness, recognize when they need to go, and take small steps toward potty independence — while giving them a more underwear-like experience.
The outer layer is made from pure cotton and designed to feel soft and comfortable against the skin.
Layers 1–6 are cotton gauze, creating a soft inner structure while allowing children to notice when they are wet.
Layer 7 is an absorbent fabric made with terry cloth laminated with TPU, designed to absorb small amounts of urine.
Layer 8 is cotton cloth, completing the layered construction of the underwear.
Designed to absorb approximately 35–40 ml of urine and help reduce wetness on clothing and surrounding surfaces.
The widened crotch is specially designed to provide a larger absorbent area for small amounts of urine.
POTTY TRAINING, TOGETHER
Potty training is a gradual process. Children learn to recognise their body’s signals, practise getting to the toilet in time and slowly become more independent. Accidents can still happen along the way — and that is a normal part of learning.
Learning to notice the feeling of needing to go.
Getting used to underwear, toilet routines and making it to the toilet in time.
Missed signals and small accidents can still happen while new skills are developing.
Little by little, children learn to recognise, respond and manage more on their own.
There is no perfect timeline. Every small step is part of the journey.
NEXT STAGE
Even after children become independent with the toilet, small accidents can still happen — especially when they are busy, distracted or leave it a little too late. Light Protection is designed for this in-between stage, offering discreet, light protection without going back to nappies.
DID YOU KNOW?
Children don't always recognise the feeling of needing to go before potty training begins. Sometimes, that awareness develops as they experience the difference between dry and wet and begin to connect it with what their body is telling them.
That’s where potty training underwear can become part of the learning process. It gives children the opportunity to experience wetness while wearing something that feels more like real underwear — helping them notice, connect and gradually learn.
No perfect timeline. Just small moments of learning.
Real experiences from parents practising potty training at home.
“We noticed a difference quite quickly. After a small accident, she started telling us that she was wet instead of simply carrying on playing. It helped us talk about what happened and what she could notice next time.”
Emma
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“What surprised us most was how quickly he started connecting the feeling with needing the toilet. At first he would tell us after a little accident. Now he sometimes tells us he needs to go before it happens.”
Sophie
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“We started using UNDÉ while practising at home and it gave her a chance to notice what was happening. She now tells us when she has had a little accident and is beginning to tell us when she needs the toilet. Those small changes have made a big difference for us.”
Laura
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Everything you need to know about UNDÉ potty training underwear — from when to start practising to what happens when accidents happen along the way.
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