We have two size options in our Nundies Youth Pants, the medium size to fit children aged from 4-7 years old and our large size for kids aged 8-15 years old.

Nundies Youth Pants for ages 4-7 and 8-15 are our most popular brand for children and teens. Over 90% of those who reviewed our Nundies pants would recommend them to a friend.

Our waterproof bedding and protectors are also a popular add-on for parents and carers shopping for youth pants. These help protect a child’s bed and any furniture they use from leaks and add an added layer of confidence and comfort to their incontinence experience.

Firstly check the weight of your child, this will help you understand which size is best:

• Nundies Ages 4-7 (17-30kg)
• Nundies Ages 8-15 (27-57kg)

Before putting the pants on your child, or before they put them on themselves, fold them in half lengthways and rub them a few times. This helps soften them so they’ll better mould to the body.

Then make sure the leak guards in the leg holes are flared upwards towards the waistband. This will ensure maximum protection against leaks. The pants should fit snug on the waist and legs without being uncomfortably tight.

The waistband and leg cuffs should fit securely - but not tight - against the body. As like when a nappy is too big, if a nappy is too small it can cause leaks. You can also judge whether the size is correct based on the weight suggestions on our youth pants.

If your child is over the age of 15 and requires incontinence pants, you can try the smaller sizes from our adult unisex range. If you need any guidance, our team of product specialists will be more than happy to help!

Make sure the leak guards in the leg holes are flared upwards towards the waistband. This will ensure maximum protection against leaks. The pants should fit snugly on the waist and legs without being uncomfortably tight.

If you’ve done this and your child is still experiencing leaks, you may need to look at adding a booster pad or moving up to our unisex range of pull-ups (in a small size) as these hold more liquid.

However, please note that the sizing does vary considerably.

We also recommend seeking advice from your child’s doctor for ongoing incontinence management.