I have used pull ups for a while now and I have loved them...until recently. The last package I bought are missing the tabs. Whoever thought of this design apparently has never changed a messy diaper. Without the tabs you can't wrap the diaper up to keep everything contained, So I have to make sure I put them in plastic bags every time before I take it outside to the garbage so it doesn't open and get it everywhere! I have recently been putting them on backwards so that I can use the side tear aways (which don't do much but are better than nothing) to help keep the diaper closed. Please put the tabs back on the pull-ups! They make like so much easier, and less disgusting. I'm about ready to switch back to diapers at night because at least they make my life a little easier...and less gross.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My little man has always been excited at the idea of potty training, but not always successful. He's easily distracted and doesn't love to go when he's playing. Reminding him that he wants to keep Mickey's instruments safe has been motivating, and he actually runs to the potty. He also feels really badly when he pees on Mickey. The fading instruments doesn't seem to impact him as much as I thought it would, but it helps me show him when there's been an accident. He is very excited to wear the Pull Up, rather than a diaper. Hoping the potty training continues to go well.

I cannot begin to tell you how disappointed I am with this product. I recently bought a box for my 2.5 year old and I have had to change his clothes every time I've changed his diaper because it simply leaks. Aside from the leaks, some of the diapers tear from the sides as you are pulling them up. I used to use these and loved them with my older one when he was 2, but the quality has definitely dropped. They are way too thin and do not absorb well at all. The point of the diaper is so that the child's clothes don't get wet, but with this product, I change his clothes top to bottom every single diaper change because it leaks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is so helpful with the potty training phase of my toddler. They hold up well while the child has accidents and while they are still learning. They are easy to clean up and throw away. My toddler loves looking at the character that’s on the front of the pull up. I would recommend this for others that are starting potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] my son is in the pricess of being potty trained, and he loves mickey mouse so it was a no brainer that he would absolutely love these. The dissappearing instrument makes it easier to know when they need a change, and the adjustments on the side make it easy to put on and off or adjust the waist. love them, definitely recommend them.

I prefer Pull Ups brand training pants to other brands mainly because of the sides with tabs that can be resealed and repositioned. The material is rougher than Pampers and doesn't seem like it would be as comfortable. My kids never complained though and they like the Disney-themed designs.

These are the only training pants I will get for my child. He loves the designs and I love the convenience. Pull ups are the only brand ive found that I don’t have leak issues with. They are a life saver and I would recommend these to other potty training parents 

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have two boys and the older ones been using pull ups for a bit at night. His younger brother got these to try out and was excited to use Mickey ones just like his brother. They hold a lot and are super easy to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Probably the best training pants we have tried. My son LOVES the designs and gets so happy when he gets to wear his lions and his cars. They are super easy for my 3yr to put on and pull up by himself.

My son loves the Cars design on pull-ups and I love participating in the rewards program, but what am I to do now that my toddler is too big for the 4t-5t size? I've always thought the training pants ran small, even when buying according to the weight on the package my son would end up with half his booty hanging out and a mess in his pants if I didn't check him for a 'wedgie' constantly throughout the day. He's only 43 pounds right now but he's been wearing a 4t-5t for the past 7 months. I feel like the company needs to make the Pull- Ups a little roomier. I also need to know why they don't come in larger sizes, technically he was too big for the sizes they have now before he even started potty training? Everyone knows that toddlers come in different shapes and sizes.