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.] My son is 2.5 and we just started potty training him. He loves mickey mouse so that made these an immediate hit with him! I love how easy they are to pull up and down and that you can also undo the sides for easy changes. My son loves that the instrument disappears on the front when wet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The pull ups are easy to use even for small kids being potty trained. They are not too tight and breathable. My son really like them because it felt like underwear. The Cars characters are a plus but what I really like the most about them is that they are not leaking and are very soft.

I am unimpressed. Pull-ups feel like diapers. They have tabs on the side like diapers. And my toddler does not recognize that they are any different than diapers since they look and feel the same to him. I was disappointed that they are so similar that ... there really is very little difference between today's Pull-Ups and a simple pre-assembled diaper. We won't be wasting money on this product. The designs are really cute though ... the red car is a hit!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received a pack of these to try for free from Influenster. I liked the designs, even though my son hasn't really watched enough to know them. My son has been resisting potty training, and this was the easiest way to start getting him out of diapers, which he was fighting. He willingly puts them on, and we even had his first dry night in them! Thanks, Influenster!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these for my autistic 3 year old who is trying to potty train! The fun prints made it more exciting for him and made him want to use the potty! They worked great for overnight. Will definitely be purchasing again!

I'm not sure how I feel about this product. My son, who just turned 2 this month loved the Cars design but not only were they extremely tight for the size and weight it said (which made it difficult to pull down like underwear), it also seemed to be a glamorized option compared to a Huggies slip on diaper. I'm still not quite sure the difference other than that it seems to hold less obviously. Before he even got through half of the pack I bought Pamper's Easy Ups and the size and weight is more true to size and in turn easier for the little guy to pull down. The Diego design didn't hurt either! I will definitely be purchasing Pamper's Easy Ups from here on out.

Im a first time buyer! My 21 month old is potty training his week. havent Used them yet, But I would like to say that there should be more of a choice when it comes to character. He doesnt like the movie cars ! he like spongebob and Mickey mouse and elmo. More of a choice may help a few more kids want to actually wear them :]

My son loved wearing these while potty training. He loved the designs and we both liked that if an accident occured it was ok, especially with pull apart sides. I tried other training pants but they left him marks, were uncomfortable and gave him a rash. I absolutely reccomend these to all mothers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The fit is amazing. These aren't too tight on hips or legs. My boy can pull them down and needs little help to pull back up. He loves the print and they're comfortable. I'd recommend these to any little boy.