Kids Incontinence Underwear

Children’s Incontinence Underwear & Junior Nappies

Junior pull ups and tab style briefs for children and teens, with age and weight based sizing for daytime, overnight and assisted continence care.

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Children’s Incontinence Underwear & Junior Nappies

Children who have outgrown baby nappies still need continence products designed around smaller bodies, active routines and growing independence.  Shop NDIS-consumables for your children.

Kids Incontinence Underwear gives children and teenagers a more suitable fit than baby nappies or adult continence products. This category is for families who need discreet protection for bedwetting, daytime accidents, disability related continence needs, delayed toilet training, bowel leakage or school day confidence.

The fit matters as much as absorbency. Children need smaller waistbands, smaller leg openings and softer materials that move with them while they sit, walk, play, sleep and learn. A product that is too large leaks. A product that feels bulky or noisy gets rejected quickly, especially by older children.

This range includes disposable kids nappies, junior pull up pants and youth pull up pants. Choose by age, weight, waist size, leakage level, independence and changing routine. BetterCareMarket supplies Kids Incontinence Products and NDIS Consumables as a Registered NDIS Provider, where the items match the participant’s plan and disability support needs. Related Bathroom Aids, Daily Living Aids and Independent Living Aids also support calmer toileting routines at home and school.

 

How to choose the right children’s incontinence underwear

  • If your child walks, dresses or uses the toilet with some independence, look for junior pull up pants. They pull on more like ordinary underwear and are generally easier for independent changes. iD Comfy Junior Pants suit younger and older children with light to moderate leakage. Nundies Youth Pants suit children and teens who need a more discreet, higher fitting youth option.
  • If your child needs help with changes, changes while lying down or requires more secure containment, look for a tab style junior slip or brief. iD Comfy Junior Slip XS is the stronger option for this type of care.v
  • If you are choosing between sizes, use the product’s weight and waist guidance rather than age alone. Children of the same age can have very different body shapes.
  • If the product leaks around the legs, check the fit before moving immediately to higher absorbency. A product that is too large can leave gaps even when the absorbency is adequate.
  • If protection is mainly needed at school or during outings, look for a discreet pull up that your child can manage as independently as possible.
  • If overnight leakage is the main concern, focus on secure leg fit, suitable absorbency and a product that works with your child’s night changing routine.
  • If bowel leakage or assisted changing is part of the care routine, a tab style slip can provide easier access than a pull up.

 

Kids Pull-Up Pants

We carry pull-up pants, protective incontinence underwear, made to work for both boys and girls between 4-15 years or between 17 and 57kg. The kids pull-ups feature smaller waist and leg opening to better fit children’s body types. The silky-smooth material against the skin is breathable yet 100% waterproof.

iD Comfy Junior Pants

iD Comfy Junior Pants are disposable pull up pants for boys and girls aged 4 to 15 years. They suit children who still walk, play, attend school or toilet with some independence, as they pull on like regular underwear and tear open at the sides after use.

There are three sizes.

  • Small suits ages 4 to 7, weight 17 to 27 kg, waist 40cm to 60cm and absorbency 748ml. A carton contains 8 packs of 14pants or 112 units.
  • Medium suits ages 8 to 11, weight 25 to 37 kg, waist 50cm to 70cm and absorbency 1000ml. A carton contains 8 packs of 14pants or 112 units.
  • Large suits ages 11 to 15, weight 35 to 55kg, waist 65cm to 90cm and absorbency 1307ml. A carton contains 6 packs of 14pants or 84 units.

Choose these for light to moderate incontinence, bedwetting, school accidents, disability related bladder leakage and children who prefer an underwear style product over a tab style nappy.

Nundies Youth Pants

Nundies Youth Pants are discreet pull up pants for children and teenagers who need a more age appropriate continence product. These pull up pants suit boys and girls aged 4 to 15 years, with sizing that extends up to 57kg.

  • Medium suits ages 4 to 7, weight 17 to 30kg, waist 40cm to 70cm and absorbency 800ml. Medium cartons contain 120 units. 
  • Large fits ages 8 to 15, weight 27 to 57kg, waist 50cm to 85cm and absorbency 1000ml. Large cartons contain 72 units.

Nundies use soft, breathable, sensory safe material with anti-leak leg guards, odour control and a slim fit under clothing. Choose Nundies Youth Pants for older children and teens who need day or night protection without a baby style product.

iD Comfy Junior Slip XS

ID Comfy Junior XS Slips is a tab style disposable nappy for children aged 4 years and older with a waist size from 40cm to 70cm. It suits children who need stronger containment for bladder or bowel incontinence, especially when pull up pants are not enough or when a carer manages changes.

This slip has a maximum absorbency of 1550ml, with listed working capacity from 620ml to 1008ml. The carton contains 12 packs of 14 giving 168 units. Features include adjustable tabs, side tear seams, soft breathable material, anti-leak cuffs, a double wetness indicator, latex free construction and a hypoallergenic finish.

Choose this product for heavier wetting, night use, bowel leakage, low mobility, disability support or children who need changes while lying down.

 

Who can benefit from children’s incontinence underwear?

These products are designed for children and teenagers who have moved beyond standard baby nappies but still require continence protection.

They can suit:

  • Children experiencing daytime bladder leakage
  • Children who wet the bed
  • Children with disability related continence needs
  • Children with delayed toilet training
  • Teenagers who need discreet youth sized protection
  • Children who require assistance from parents or carers
  • Families managing both school and overnight continence routines
  • NDIS participants who require ongoing continence products

The goal is not simply to find the most absorbent product. A good choice should fit the child’s body, work with their changing routine and provide an appropriate level of independence.

 

NDIS Consumables and children’s incontinence products

All our kids incontinence underwear are classified as NDIS consumables, meaning they are eligible for funding under your NDIS plan. Whether you're a participant, carer, or support coordinator, Bettercaremarket makes it easy to purchase approved incontinence aids with full transparency and prompt invoicing.

Need help claiming? Our friendly team can guide you through the NDIS process or place orders directly on your behalf. Let us take the stress out of managing consumables, so you can focus on comfort, care, and confidence.

 

Takeaway

Kids Incontinence Underwear should fit a child’s body, routine and confidence level. Choose iD Comfy Junior Slip XS when stronger tab style protection is needed. Choose iD Comfy Junior Pants for children who want pull up protection for day or night use. Choose Nundies Youth Pants for older children and teenagers who need discreet youth continence pants with a soft, slim fit.

Start shopping for NDIS eligible incontinence underwear for kids.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions about BetterCareMarket's Kids Incontinence Underwear:

Junior pull ups pull on like underwear and suit children who can stand or participate in changing. Junior nappies or slips use side tabs and can be easier to fit when a parent or carer manages the change.
Start with the weight and waist guidance on the individual product page rather than relying only on age. Correct fit around the waist and legs is important for both comfort and leakage protection.
Yes. This category includes iD Comfy Junior Pants for ages 11 to 15 years and 35 to 55 kg, as well as Nundies Youth Pants for ages 8 to 15 years.
Both iD Comfy Junior Pants and Nundies Youth Pants have options for children aged 4 to 7 years. Compare sizing, weight guidance and product features before choosing.
Pull up styles are often practical for school because they resemble underwear and can be easier for children who manage some or all of their own changing. Consider discretion, fit and how independently the child can use the product.
A tab style product such as iD Comfy Junior Slip XS or a junior MoliCare brief can make assisted changes easier because the product opens at the sides rather than being pulled over the legs.
A junior product is designed specifically for smaller body proportions. This can provide a better fit around the waist and legs than moving too early into an adult product.
The product may be too large, incorrectly positioned or unsuitable for the amount of leakage. Check the sizing guide and leg fit first before simply choosing a higher absorbency product.
Some products in this category are used for overnight continence needs. The right option depends on leakage level, fit and whether the child requires changes during the night. Compare the individual product specifications before choosing.
They can be NDIS eligible when they relate to the participant’s disability and meet the requirements of their plan. Funding depends on the individual plan, so confirm eligibility before purchasing if you are unsure.