I have been buying these pull ups for a few months now. They work great, except recently the tabs have disappeared. Please bring them back, this makes clean up so much easier on the Parents. It is a big headache trying to wrap one of these up with no tabs! PLEASE PLEASE BRING BACK THE TABS!!! I would give five stars except I am giving a three for the missing tabs.

great pull-up's for special needs child. my special needs child ELIE is 5 years old and in diapers 24/7 due to his health problems. and I found that the HUGGIES pull-up's size 4t5t works great. just #1 thing it would be a very big help if you made a size 5t6t. 65-75lbs he will need that one size up soon. right now he is 55lbs. he wears HUGGIES pull-up's during the day. and HUGGIES slip-on diapers size 6 at night those work fine. just one thing when I go to put his diaper on the front of the diaper split apart. not the velcro part. that they need to fix. also I think a size 7 in the HUGGIES slip-on diapers would be a very big help too thank you. HUGGIES.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull-ups are truly amazing because they are easy for my child to pull down and pull up without any problem. The waist and leg openings are a perfect fit without being to tight. If you want a perfect fit you all need to try these pull-up's because they are truly great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a mother who hates pull ups training pants, for training a child to go to the bathroom. I've tried them all, none of them worked on my boys. I really did enjoy these that I've received complimentary for my honest review. They don't feel like diapers, that's a big factor because my kids don't learn if they feel like they're wearing diapers. They're easy to pull up and down for my son and won't come off from the sides like diapers do. It also has great leak protection just in case. Overall I'd repurchase these to continue potty training with my boy.

These pull-ups are a great product, depending on your purpose. If you have a child who has occasional accidents at night, then by all means, use these (as I do with my twin daughters). However, if you are trying to train a child to use the potty, I find these don't work as well. They are just a different type of diaper, like the new pull on diapers. My son, who doesn't seem to be interested in potty training, even though he just turned 3, wears these like they are diapers. I put him on the potty, but he won't go there. He prefers to pp and poopoo in the pullups. Overall, I think that this product is confusing for kids who are taught not to go in their pants, but don't have any consequence to going in the pullup. (Meaning a mess on the floor instead of just being wet, like in a diaper.) If you don't want to deal with the messes on floor, than try pull-ups, but expect the process to take longer. If you want to train quickly and more efficiently, put regular pants on your child, deal with the mess for a few days, and be happy it will be cheaper, faster and less confusing.

The new Jake the pirate design has been great, my grandson loves him. The pull up itself is easy for him to get on and off because the sides have a very loose elasticized fabric so he doesn't struggle. Only problem is that sometimes its a little too flimsy because when you try to put them on with slightly wet skin (ie: after bath) the top will tear right off where your hand is pulling them up. I have ruined a couple of these this way but now I am sure to powder him down 1st before dressing. That helps.

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.

I love huggies, they have been the brand i have used since my son was a new born. Now we are in the potty training phase, lucky for he hes potty trained during the day. Unfortunately not a night the only thing i wish they would take into consideration is making night time oull ups in 4/5T. I dint understand how they can make day time pull ups in that size but not night time ones.

My son will not use anything else, and there's a reason for it- mainly, the comfort. On other pull-up diapers, the sides itch a great deal and are uncomfortable. My son calls those the 'evil diapers.' He loves the design and how easy it is for him to remove.

My 2.5 year old is day time trained and but needs a diaper for bed. We had some older pull-ups from my other son and even after years of being stored the worked great, these on the other hand are much thinner, make noise as he walks to bed and can not stand up to a full night of sleep, heck I even wake him to go potty before I go to bed and he still wakes up soaked. I'm changing sheets, washing more laundry, and giving earlier baths then I'd rather. My theory is when they added the new night time edition of these the originals lost all the quality. I'm disappointed in the brand and myself for buying the SAMs club jumbo box that will take us 3 months to use. I'd recommend these only second to cloth trainers for day use only.