[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My potty trainer thought these were better then diapers. They held in his accidents during the day but were not very good at night. Perhaps because he is at the lower end of the size and he is a heavy wetter. He didn't like the design but the stickers were a great reward. I would probably recommend tjedr pullups to other moms and dads.

The best in the market for a toddler going through the potty training stage! It holds like a diaper and doesn’t come apart easily. It’s slip on so it’s easy to have your child step into. They also have a wetness indicator so that you know when they have an accident. I prefer these over any other brand that I’ve tried!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m very happy with these pull ups. The instruments on the pull change if your little ones has an accident.y little had a couple of those and there were no leaks. Would totally purchase these. Highly recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used Pull-ups while potty training all of my children. The refastenable sides are a life saver and are the main reason I love these soo much. My son is 4 and while he is essentially potty trained, he still needs pull-ups at night in case of accidents. He was pretty excited when he saw the box but he doesn't like wearing them at all and I have to sneak them on to him after he goes to sleep! lol he woke up this morning dry and immediately went potty. I will keep using them on him though at night because he also takes melatonin and doesn't always wake up to potty so these will keep him dry. I am curious to see if there is a big difference between these and the Night time Pull-ups when it comes to keeping him dry and the blankets dry. I will let y'all know!

First let me say that I'm not a huge fan of the pull-ups concept, but have used them with both of my kids. My kids were primarily cloth-diapered with disposables at night and when traveling. In both cases we transitioned to pull-ups for their night-time diapers and also used them for naps when daycare insisted. In neither case did using these help with potty-training, and in my son's case they really slowed him down. That said, for what they do, they work fine. I was very loyal to Huggies little snugglers/movers diapers for the fit. But we did -try the off-brand pull-ups and they seemed just fine too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pull-Ups® Potty Training Pants My child was so happy to see his training diapers with Mickey mouse he was excited to start his training, he felt comfortable and happy. I recommend them to motivate babies (children) to start going to the bathroom on their own. .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i love these pull-ups and most importantly my son loves them so it makes it fun and easy to get him to wear them and to potty train. They can also withstand accidents when they happen. I will continue to buy this until we are fully there to go without.

My son is a new beginner at being potty trained. I love Pull-Ups because he can pull them on easily, but he can also pull the tabs apart easily. They are great for learning how to use the potty, I just wish it wasn't so easy for him to pull the tabs apart and take off the Pull-Up. All in all I think this is a great product. Same training pants I used with my other two kids.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a life saver for potty training! They fit like underwear but can be pulled off much quicker. They are absorbable so no need to worry about accidents in the first stages of potty training. We use them for at night mostly and my son never wakes up soaked through. Highly recommend!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The pull-ups appear comfortable and my son loves the Mickey design. He hasn’t had any leakage or gapping at the legs or waist. We only use the diapers for overnight accidents. My son is 3.5 years old and about 34.5 lbs. He tested the size 3-4T. The sizing is appropriate now, but might not fit in the near future. If your child is on the larger size of the pound recommendation, I would size up. Overall, I do recommend the pull-ups for training.