My mom keeps getting confused between Pull-Ups and Easy-Ups and buys these for her house. My son loves the Lightning McQueen and Mickey designs but the Huggies Pull-Ups brand just doesn't work well for him. When he wasn't so great with potty training, we had a LOT of leaks with this brand, especially at night.

Pretty good quality the one thing I dont like thought is that even though it's for potty training sometimes it doesn't hold much and starts to leak through the pull up. I've had numerous issues with that. And it's the only reason I switched to a different brand that holds & doesn't leak through.

Works great for our toddler, the only thing I dont like is the the sides of the "tear" actually started cutting our sons side, we even bought the largest size and it still cut/bruised his sides. Not sure if he had a reaction but we stopped using these pullups after noticing that.

My son loves these pull ups. We only wear them for naps or at bedtime but he loves that they have cars or mickey on them. They will leak occasionally if they are too full so I wouldn't recommend them unless your child is mostly potty trained. They are a fun print that children love. 

The tabs on the sides are nice for removal got they hurt my kid during the night, he always wakes up irritated near them. Maybe make the sides have a longer lip between the “Velcro like part” to keep it off kids skin. The characters are nice because it gets the kids excited about big kid stuff.

The pull-ups work well to contain pee and poop, but if you are pulling them up and down when you are potty training, the sides come apart so easily. I wouldn't recommend these for potty training just because of that fact. Pampers easy ups are so much better and they don't fall apart.

I usually have trouble finding a training pant for my son. When he pees, he pees a lot. Pull Ups are the only training pants that don't leak. They are easy to put on and easy to take off for fast cleaning. Now if we could just become more consistent going potty lol!

My son would get upset every time the picture would disappear and he quickly learned what made it disappear. He was so proud when he didn't have to change it often. People kept telling me stories about their child refusing to potty train so I told them to try these. They work.

I never used these with my other 3 children so I was skeptical about them. I ran out of diapers, for my son, and someone gave me a pack of these. To my surprise he only had a few accidents, pee mainly, and began to use his potty. He'll be 3 in Feb and it took me ONE WEEK to get him fully potty trained! He wears "big boy" underwear during the day and a Pull-Up at night and for the most part is waking up dry! The designs are cool but he could care less about it since he is wearing pants. I do like the wetness indicator to spot small accidents.

These are more cost efficient in comparison to pampers but their durability and leak control exemplifies the cost. I would make these stretchable and whole. They shouldn't tear apart. At all. Worst thing about them, hands down. Change that and the product improves 75%.