Kit & Kin Hypoallergenic Training Pants

$13.63

Discover the most accredited training pants from the UK, with over 90+ industry awards. Kit & Kin's hypoallergenic pull-up pants are dermatologist-approved for delicate skin, including eczema-prone and allergy sufferers. Eco friendly, made with sustainable plant-based materials, with tear-away sides for quick and easy changes.

Hypoallergenic & dermatologist-approved – gentle on eczema-prone and allergy-sensitive skin
12-hour leak protection with flash dry technology – no sagging, no leaks
Pull-up design with tear-away sides for quick changes
Made with plant-based materials – no plastic against baby's skin, vegan & cruelty-free
Carbon neutral production with fully recyclable paper packaging
90+ industry awards – the most accredited diaper in the UK
Adorable animal designs – for the cutest bottoms around

Outer & inner lining: Plant-based materials derived from sugar cane
Absorbent core: Totally chlorine-free fluff pulp
Leg cuffs & closure tab: Polypropylene fibre
Animal prints: Water-based inks
Packaging: Recyclable paper

Made without: chlorine processing, latex, lotions, fragrances, allergens, phthalates, optical brighteners, or organotins (MBT, DBT, TBT)

A baby's skin is significantly thinner and more delicate than an adult's, making it far more vulnerable to irritation and chemical absorption. That's why what touches their skin matters.

Our Kit & Kin diapers are hypoallergenic and dermatologist-approved with no added fragrances, lotions, or harsh chemicals. The plant-based lining means no plastic on skin, and no chlorine processing, latex, phthalates, optical brighteners, or organotins (MBT, DBT, TBT). Safe for newborns, and gentle on even the most sensitive skin.

Not sure which is right for your little one?

Here's the difference:

Diapers have tabs on the side and open up completely, great for quick changes without removing bottoms or shoes, and they're re-sealable so you can check without committing to a full change.

Training pants have stretchy, tear-away sides. Pull them up like regular underwear and tear them open at the sides for removal. They're ideal for two situations:

Potty training – your little one can pull them down independently, building confidence without needing mum or dad's help
Wriggly babies – many parents switch early simply because they're faster and easier to get on an active, on-the-move baby

There's no right time to switch, you know your baby best.