Ok so get this, I have three girls and while we were buying the cutesy girly ones by chance we had to buy a pack of the boys pull ups and haven't bought the girls again since. Why? Because the boys pull ups are SOFTER and more stretchy. My middle child is a chunky monkey with Turkey drums for thighs. The girl pull up at the largest size would leave lines around her hips even after I adjusted the side with their velcro. The boys don't leave lines and it easier for her to move in. Besides, who doesn't love Mickey Mouse?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull-ups are so helpful and so playful. My little boy loves the characters on his pull up. I like that it’s leak proof if he has an accident but I also like how easy they are to get up and down.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an absolute must have if you are training your little one from pampers to using the washroom. I love that the design is kid friendly and colorful. My nephew loves Mickey Mouse so this was amazing to use. As soon as the little drum or instrument is wet, he takes it off. We are working on making sure it stays dry but that is a work in progress. I love the design, the instrument idea and the fit! Thanks to Influenster and Pull Ups, I've found a great product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull ups are very cute, and my son was happy to see Mickey Mouse on them. they are very absorbent and I haven't noticed any leaks. They are super soft which is something I always look for in baby products. highly recommend!

I love the design, very easy for my son to pull up and down on his own. Super absorbent, very good quality, affordable, and my son seems comfortable in them. He loves loves the characters on them so that just made the transition into training pants from diapers so much easier! Would recommend and definitely buy again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We only use pull ups for overnight security at this point, but that means that they can end up super flooded. These can definitely take the wet! My son is so proud of himself when he wakes up with dry "nighttime underwear."

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Huggies is the only brand I buy for my toddler. He is potty training right now. The pullups are so cute with Mickey mouse on it, which is his favorite character right now. They hardly ever leak unless completely full. They are so easy for him to use. I love this brand. They have so many different products that I love for my son. Thank you for this training pants box.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ive been in the process of potty training my 2 year old and these pull up by far have been our favorite. Besides the fact that they have Mickey Mouse and my son loves Mickey. These also absorb a good amount meaning if my child has an accident they don’t leak! I absolutely love them and will continue to buy them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got these pull ups for product review purposes. What I like about these? The fit is perfect. It's not too tight and it's not too loose. The designs are characters that are recognizable to my son. He gets excited when he knows who they are. Which I think helps motivate him to get pullups on. The way these are made help facilitate pulling them down or up like real underwear. The velcros on the side also make it for easy removal if needed. What I dislike? I think I would have preferred the cool and learn pull ups. I think the learning designs are better for children who spend most of their days without pants. My child couldn't see the designs go away on his underwear when he went because he's always wearing pants. I think the cool and learn would be better as that he would be able to feel the change. My tip on potty training? Make sure your child is ready to potty train. If he can tell you that they have went in their diaper and then they want to be changed. that is normally a sign that they are ready to be potty trained. But remember not all children are like some might take longer than others to be potty trained and that you have to remain patient. Have a routine. Start off with making them go first thing in the morning and before going to bed, when they have that down increase the amount that they go during the day such as before each meal as well.

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%.