Omaïki: Canadian Made Training Pants for Potty Training Review {Giveaway}

My son is almost 2 years old and we are starting our journey towards potty training again. We were making great progress a few months ago but with our busy schedule and lots of traveling we went backwards a bit and there was no more progress for a while.
I think it is a good time to get back on track and I am excited as he seems now ready for toilet training. I received a couple of training pants to try out from Omaïki and I am really loving the cloth option when it comes to training pants. I’ve heard a lot about disposable pull-ups not working too well and it just makes sense to use cloth training pants during potty training.
Omaïki Training Pants are soft and feel just like “big” kid underwear but they offer water proof protection in the middle to help protect against accidents. Potty training can be messy but having the right training pants makes all the difference, specially if you are not at home.
Closer to the end of the Summer I started having more “naked” potty training time for him but now with the colder days he is wearing his new trainers. We have had accidents when we are out but having the training pants made them less messy.
Omaïki training pants have super thin “inner” bamboo/organic cotton and polyester inserts (you don’t see them and they can’t be removed) and inner waterproof liners made of 100% PUL.

Something that I really like about the Omaïki Training Pants is the fact that they have side snap buttons that are very useful when cleaning accidents, specially if we are talking about messy poops. I can’t imagine cleaning those without using the side snaps! The snaps are somehow hidden on the sides as well so we only use them when we need them. I make sure he helps pulling the training pants up and down (just like underwear).
These Canadian made training pants come in three sizes: small (20-25 lbs), medium (25-30 lbs), large (30 lbs +). We are using the Medium size right now and he still has lots of room. In general I really like that they look like underwear and he knows right away that they are not his regular diapers, they are his new “big” boy underwear!
If you are looking for cloth training pants then I recommend you consider Omaïki. Their training pants are definitively making potty training less messy for us and we love the fact that they are locally made! They sell for $18.25 each.
Omaïki is also celebratring its 5th anniversary this year and they are offering an amazing promotion that has been extended until… the END OF THE YEAR! If you purchase 5 diapers you will receive one free. If you have a little one in diapers or if you know somebody who does then pass this along. Great deal for a fantastic product!
Win it: One lucky US/CAN reader will receive a pair of Omaïki trainers of their choice (size/style). Enter to win via Rafflecopter below.
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Disclosure: I received a sample of a product to facilitate this post. No other compensation was provided and all views and opinions stated on this post are 100% my own.












2 we started
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I started with my son at 2 and he did really well! My daughter is a year now – I plan on trying around 18 months?
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I am starting at 3.5 with my daughter but hope to start earlier with my son
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October 1-Girls are easily trained at 2 years within a few days. Usually , boys are better left until three and within a few days. One of my little greatgrand sons trained himself at 2 yeas, four months. -I also trained my nephew at two years because my sister had to put him in day care. It took about a month. I never made it a struggle and gave lots of praise when we had successes and no comments when we didn’t. Hope this helps. -el03ro
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Oh My Goodesss, this would be PERFECT timing! We have an almost 2 year old little girl (who has worn a sposie dipie once – DH forgot to send a cover with the diapers to the sitters!).
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We are in the middle of it now at 27 months. She’s got the pee thing down but still has poop accidents. These trainers would be REALLY handy
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These look like they would be amazing for potty training. I am wanting to start with at least one of my boys (I am kind of hoping that the other will follow along).
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We’re planning on starting at 2 years.
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Planning on starting at 2 years..hopefully he will want to do it by then.
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18 months
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We started a little after 2. My son was starting to tell me he had to pee and poop before he would do it and get ready to be changed. So I knew it was time!
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My son is almost 3 and we are just starting now. He wasn’t ready for the potty and I wasn’t going to push it.
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We started training a about 2.25 years and at 2.75 years are getting close, still in diapers for long trips out of the house, and at nap time and night time. I’m hoping that the twins we are expecting in December of this year will train a little bit earlier…
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We had no plans for our 2 year old who started herself in the last 2 weeks
usually we try just after 2nd birthday but some of our kids started later as they really disliked the idea of the toilet.
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I’d say the regular age for my little cousins would be 2. I’d like to win these for my younger ones.
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I will advise my niece to start around 2 years of age.
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I’m planning on helping with my grandson who will be 3 in Nov. We’re going to potty train him after he turns 3 when he’s mentally ready.
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My daughter is 16 months.. and she’s starting to show signs of potty training (I think).. so we may start at 18 months.. or a bit later. I’m going to try to go by her cues
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My daughter just turned 2 and we have been working on it a little.
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One son was close to 4 and the other was 3.5. Hope number 3 is quicker, but it’s not something we stress about!
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Around age two is what I usually aimed for, but it really depends on the child & their readiness & communication skills.
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My son is 2 1/2 and we will be starting soon.
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we started at 23 months
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I am planning to start at around 2, or whenever my son starts to show signs he might be ready – ie, not wanting to be in a dirty diaper, showing interest in using the toilet, etc.
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We started introducing it at 2 years old.
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I potty trained my son when he was 2 1/2 because that was when I felt he was really ready. My daughter is 18 months now and I’m waiting for the right time. No specific age in mind just when I get that “feeling”
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My daughter was fully trained by 2 1/2.
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We started at age 2, because then my son was physically able to pull pants up and down.
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plan on starting at 2 1/2
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We have started EC since about 6 months..
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I’m hoping to start my little guy around 1 1/2 years old. Not sure what to expect as this is my first baby!
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We tried right at 2 years and we know now that my son was just NOT ready. At 2 1/2, he’s taking the initiative and we are just now getting started, for real!
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With my oldest we started at 18 months, when he started showing interest, but let him go at his own pace. He would go through periods of great progress and then back off of it for several weeks. When he finally decided he was ready he was about 26 months and we’ve been good since then! My 2nd is 2 next week and has only started showing slight interest. But I pretty much plan on letting him take the lead like I did with the oldest – much less stress for all involved that way!
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We plan to start when DS is around 20 months.
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I’m going to start introducing the potty and getting him used to the idea at 18 months, then at 2 I’ll start making an effort. However, you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink, KWIM? We’ll see how it goes.
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I’m hoping to start at 18 months.
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We started at 22 months with my first, and I will probably start around the same time with #2. She is 15 months, so we have a couple months to go. I may wait longer too, depending on if I have another baby on the way, I don’t know what I would do if she trained and I had no more diaper laundry!
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My oldest trained himself just as he turned two. I plan to start training my second in another six months.
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i plan to start between 2&3 when ever they show signs of readyness
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I’m planning on starting at 2 years old.
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I’m going to try at 2!
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Plan to start as early as possible. I’ve found some great tips to start introducing the potty to very young children which can lead to earlier/easier potty training. So many good tips from other mamas online!
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well… we started at 18 months. at 3 years we’re still working on it!
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We’ll start when my little one says he’s ready.
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My guy is 2 and we’ve started and stopped a few times, I think he’s about ready, so I’m gearing up to PT for real!
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20 months!
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My baby is 3 months old, but I figure around 2 years old? Hopefully! Haha
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We are currently potty training {kind of}. I often feel like it’s two steps forward-one step back. I’m also not forcing it. If my daughter tells me “Poop” or “Pee”, I then put her on the potty; I’m not taking her to the potty every 20 minutes.
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Not yet probably around 2 years old I think!
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I plan to start at 18 months
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