So. We've tried these a few times but they are definitely not my favorite. I get the Pampers Easy Ups Training pants over these because of the design. These have sides that more or less stick together with similar material as diaper straps. But its vertical and very thin so my kid can easily pop them off while she sleeps. I prefer the Pampers Easy Ups because they are much more similar to real underwear in that the sides are one piece. They are easy for an adult to rip but stay together otherwise. These just aren't my favorite. But still get the job done perfectly well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My sweet little nephew feels like such a big boy when he wears these. He has no trouble pulling them up and down when he needs to get to the bathroom in a hurry (because they always wait until it’s almost too late when they’re little lol). It’s also a huge plus that they have Mickey on them because all toddlers know that Mickey is life. (If I have to hear the hot dog song one more time…) Even better, we don’t have issues with leaks or rashes. 10/10 would def recommend these for any little toddlers out there working on their potty training.

The product is great but shame you dont sell Disney designs like Jake and the neverlands and miles from tomorrowland in the UK as my aurtistic and disabled boy loves Jake and Miles on TV it's a shame you don't sell thoes designs in the UK any chance of selling Jake and Miles designs in the UK ?

My son, 3 years old, wears these at night when going to bed. He usually wakes up wet, I think because these feel too much like a diaper. They have come in handy, when we've gone on a trip and had to sit in the car for more than an hour. I just wish these were more absorbent for night time, so that my son not wake up wet. I don't buy the ones advertised to night time because they are much more expensive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] ▶️ H U G G I E S P U L L- U P S ◀️ I was very impress with the quality of this Pull-ups. They are very flexible and stretchy as well as absorbent. My son is 2 years old and I want to start potty training him that way he won't struggle when he turns 3. I really love this Pull-ups they are very absorbent for night times and won't leak also love the flaps that way I don't have to rip the sides like others.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Huggies is a great brand that I enjoy getting for my son. They are comfortable and don't leak. The only thing I would do to improve these is make them a bit softer. But all in all I like these and will purchase again.

My son is almost 3 and has been potty trained during the day for several months, however, he still has accidents at night. I didn't want to take a 'step back' by using diapers at night, so decided to try disposable training pants for overnight. First, I tried the Good Nights brand, had no leaking, but they gave him a rash, and seemed too padded, making him uncomfortable. So, next I bought the Pull-Ups brand. The Pull-ups have been leaking nearly every night. I am so tired of washing sheets and changing him in the middle of the night! Then he has a hard time getting back to sleep. Not to mention the poor kid sleeps who knows how long in wet clothing/bedding before I check on him and realize he's wet. I have limited drinks in the evening and only allow him a few sips within the hour before bed, and have him sit on the potty before bed. These just don't seem to have any absorbency to them. I've read other reviews that seem to be experiencing the same issue, and they claim the 'overnights' #which I wasn't aware of until now# don't seem any better. Don't want to spend more money to find out that they were right.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the pull ups for potty training! They so much easier than regular diapers! I also love how they now have the strip on the front that lets you know when they’re wet! & they also came with some stickers that you can use to encourage your littles to wanna use the potty more often!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] pull-ups are all my child will wear right now. we’re starting to potty train and are still struggling learning when to use the potty. I love that pull ups feel like real underwear and can pull up and down but can also hold a full bladder of pee, so an “accident” is okay while wearing one. The only downside is that they’re so bad for the environment.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm currently using these for overnight training for my three year old and they've been great. They fit very well. It's ruched around the back and legs so there's no gaping and it fits snugly without being tight. My kiddo has good range of movement in these and isn't uncomfortable. For him they weren't as easier to pull up and down as regular underwear but definitely better than other brands we've tried. We've had a couple accidents (one really large one after he a large fluid intake prior to bed) and there was no leakage and he woke up to tell me. I like the fading design as well it makes easy for me to just take a look to check if he's wet rather than having to scrunch up the diaper. Plus my three year old really liked the cars design. Overall I would definitely recommend these over other brands. I went with the naked/straight to underwear method for potty training but these are great for when we're traveling and overnight. Definitely better than other brands I've tried.