Make potty learning easier, or perfect for elimination communication.  Ditto Daddy original boxer trainer pattern includes two variations (sew-in & snap in soaker). This pattern is so flexible that you can even make regular toddler boxers with it! Sizes 12m to 4T OR 5-8 included.These look just like Daddy's! Complete with picture guided sewing instruction (you will receive via email), technical drawing & printed on high quality paper. No serger needed! Requires basic to intermediate sewing skills.

Boys' Original Boxer:
Suggested Outer Materials:Cotton print, cotton knit, washable wool, other breathable woven or knit fabric:Cotton print, cotton knit, washable wool, other breathable woven or knit fabric
Suggested Inner Underwear/Trainer Materials: Ribbed knit, cotton/lycra blend, cotton jersey blend, other breathable stretch fabric Ribbed knit, cotton/lycra blend, cotton jersey blend, other breathable stretch fabric
Suggested Insert/soaker/padding (recommended 3 layers depending on fabric and absorbency desired): bamboo, cotton fleece, hemp jersey, terry cloth, flannel (recommended 3 layers depending on fabric and absorbency desired): bamboo, cotton fleece, hemp jersey, terry cloth, flannel
Optonal Stay-Dry Liner on Soaker Fleece, suedecloth, Powerdry®, Coolmax® Fleece, suedecloth, Powerdry®, Coolmax®, other dry feeling/moisture wicking material

Water Resisting/Waterproofing:
Boys' Original Boxer:
Outer Using a water resistant/waterproof fabric only on the outer of the original boxer will create water resistance, but not ensure waterproofing. Suggested fabrics include: Taslan;
PUL, Supplex, Ripstop (suggested that this material, if 'shiny' finish, be lined); Washable wool (treated to provide water resistance)
Inner Waterproofing can be achieved through using DWR Stretch fleece. Wool interlock, properly treated, could also be used, but mind that the fabric wash instruction is the same for the entire boxer compilation (ie, if using wool interlock on the inner, sew with a wool outer so-as to have the same wash instruction and use the snap-out insert pattern variation rather than the sew-in) Using a water resistant/waterproof fabric only on the outer of the original boxer will create water resistance, but not ensure waterproofing. Suggested fabrics include: Taslan;
PUL, Supplex, Ripstop (suggested that this material, if 'shiny' finish, be lined); Washable wool (treated to provide water resistance)
Inner Waterproofing can be achieved through using DWR Stretch fleece. Wool interlock, properly treated, could also be used, but mind that the fabric wash instruction is the same for the entire boxer compilation (ie, if using wool interlock on the inner, sew with a wool outer so-as to have the same wash instruction and use the snap-out insert pattern variation rather than the sew-in)