I have looked in 2 different stores for a 4T-5T only to find that this size isn't made. How ridiculous!! This is the size that most 3-4 year olds need, in agreement with all other posts..They now need them at bedtime!! Thank You!

so frustrating that they change the snap on both sides. now i cant close the diaper after using it and it open by itself at night when my daughter is sleeping.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These last all night! My daughter loves the Minnie print and was excited to wear them. Additionally they were easy to pull up and down since were potty training. Love them!

They Don't Glow not even a little! I bought a big box and all i got was Tears, disappointment, and a very sad little girl....oh but i do get to be reminded of this terrible purchase for the next 26 nights..

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Was Very impressed!!!!! They fit Perfectly, and she slept all night without a Change !! Loved Them ! Also she is a Big Minnie Mouse fan,so Change time was not a Hassle!

I have a beginnerpotty trainer that doesn't get up several times the first day he wore a pull up the pull up came a part at them sems and that jelly stuff when every where the old ones where ok don't know why pulls changed there pull ups again

I have no idea why the night time pull ups wouldn't come in 4t-5t. Not only has the 3t-4t size gotten smaller but children are hardest to train at night, thus toilet training may go well into the 5T size. Bring them back!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These have cute girlie prints that go away when wet to help girls learn. They don't leak and provide a nice fit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super Cool, the new 4T-5T size should make it onto the market again cause it's fun. The Wetness indicator is awesome.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull ups provided a fit unparalleled on the market, while not compromising on the comfort. My little did not have an accident, and was thrilled to run around in their “fashion undies.”