[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use this brand already and the wet indicator makes things even better! My son loves to make sure his drum is still there. I would definitely recommend this to anyone with children not having any interest in potty training. We love everything Disney so the Mickey Mouse design is a huge plus as well!

we used these pullups for our son, they worked well at holding in the pee, we even used them at night, you have to make sure you have the right size, when my son started getting bigger I could tell that he needed a bigger size because he would leak at night even though he was still in the pounds range, he could fit in the pounds range of the 3t/4t size and that is what we switched him to and those worked well too. overall I would recommend these pullups, my son is now potty trained and thankfully we had pullups to help :)

I like these but the sizing isnt the same as pampers 360. i started using pull up style diapers only because my son tends to take the straps off of regular diapers. this holds everything in well and i like that it doesn't look puffy and swollen like some diapers do. i do still prefer pampers 360. the left in my picture is the huggies pull ups and right is pampers 360. assuming someone would want to try both i would suggest getting size 3t-4t to match the pampers size 5. other then that these aren't bad at all and i love how the sides can easily come undone and be put back.

We have always been a ride or die Huggies brand using household. Little movers purple tabs would cut into my son’s legs, we would just move up in size when that happened. Then it got to the point where my less than 1 year old was in a size 7 diaper and we had to fold the edges over the purple tab or it would cut into him. Well we needed to size up and moved onto pull ups. My almost 2 year old wears size 2T in clothes. He is 30 lbs. he is correcting wearing the 3T-4T pull-up because the 2T-3T are too snug. And now the 3T-4T are cutting into my sons legs as the little movers diapers did… is this an indication to size up again or is it the pull up/diaper faulty… cutting and digging into your skin cannot be comfortable…

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I never used to care what brand I used because they all get the job done. I’ve used them all from name brand to cheapie ones. I have 5 kids, two older and now three little boys (4, 2, & 11 months). Hard to believe but all three boys are practically in the same size, the ‘two babies’ are only 4lbs difference! So I very quickly stopped buying diaper and have been using pampers easy ups and my preferred go to. My 4 yr old only wears them at night. While I don’t have any issues with the huggies pulls ups, I am not a fan of the year away sides. I feel like they don’t have an as secure fit. They are also more easily torn off but the kids. These restick sides do not restick very easily. I also don’t know for any reason why you would need to undo them and redo them. In all my 15 years of being a mom I have never take off their diapers/pull-ups and put them back on. In conclusion. I just prefer the pampers East ups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Pull Ups are the ABSOLUTE best!!! They are the only brand we trust @ night time and the only brand that is leak proof and durable, including the fasteners. The Mickey instrument graphic is a great way to promote dryness! Thanks Huggies!!!! We LOVE THESE!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are actually the same exact ones that my little one has been wearing since he’s started potty training! I’ve always stuck with this brand because I haven’t had an issue at night with him leaking through them. The 3t-4t fit him perfectly! The disappearing graphic would be great for parents whose little one isn’t very vocal yet about when they’ve had an accident. There have been a few packs in the past where the side fasteners came undone when first putting them on but it’s a rare occurrence and it’s easy to fix. Although my son has been using these for a while now he was absolutely elated when the box arrived on our doorstep! I highly recommend these pull ups to moms & dads who are ready to potty train their little ones!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves Mickey so it made it easier for him to want to keep Mickey dry and use the potty. Two complaints, one is that my son didn’t stay dry during nap time so we would have to switch to a regular diaper. The second is that the fading design is light and hard to see.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Boys potty training pull up pants are awesome! This is definitely a new product that I am buying again immediately for my toddlers potty training journey. These pull ups were made with nice quality materials They absorbed really well and I did not have any problems with leaking or ripping They were easy for my toddler to pull up and down on his own to use his potty chair. I was also excited with the cute Micky mouse cartoon design. Also, they tell u on the pull up which way it goes on front is printed on one side and back on the other side and that was really helpful. They were easy to remove and reattach to cjeck.fot.accidents my son may of had Overall these pull ups are a 10! I definitely recommend getting these for anyone in the potty training stage with their little one!

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.