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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Huggies Pull-Ups are a great way for your little one to work towards being an underpants wearing, on the potty pro. They pull up like real underpants but can tear/rip apart at the sides diaper style if there is a messy accident (super helpful with cleanup). The fit is perfect for even the most active of big kids. So far, even during dancing acrobatics, there is zero gappage with zero skin irritation for our fella. Being a red head, his porcelain skin shows all. Although Mickey and the gang aren't very well known here, the graphics are still vibrant and fun. There is also a fading graphic to let you know if there has been a wee. Watching the graphic can also help you learn your childs potty cues (our son is nonverbal so this is very important). The protection of a diaper, while feeling like big kid underpants. A win all around.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Disney diapers are perfect for potty training because they are pull-ups which make it easier to get up and down. they are very absorbent and catch any accidents of leaks. the fit is very good as well.

These are the best. Seriously - no other brand is better. It has easy tabs on the side to take care of accidents. The designs are always fun and help my kids potty train. The disappearing circle on the front helps them learn when they've had an accident. 

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These were great, if my toddler would keep them on. Both my kids wear the pampers 360 because any type of pull tab and the diaper comes off. These were no exception no matter how much my son LOVES Mickey Mouse. Held a good amount of pee and did the job though

Pull-Ups learning designs are awesome. My son loves the different designs and the product is of good quality and very sustainable. It definitely exceeded my expectations. Can be a little pricey at times but your money is being well spent when you choose Pull-Ups Brands

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have been using these exclusively for years for both my son and daughter. This time around my son got to try these, thanks Influenster! They don’t leak and my son tried to stay dry so he doesn’t have the images disappear.

These pull-ups are amazing. They hold well and do not leak during the day. I have found that night time pull-ups are needed for toddlers that still have accidents, but for the day time I definitely recommend. I also like the cute designs. Huggies Pull Ups Boys Learning Designs Training Pants Giga Pack Select Size

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We’ve been potty training casually for for about 6 months. My two year old wears underwear sometimes and pull-ups other times. We found he was much more likely to use the potty if he had underwear on. Pull-ups weren’t a big motivator to use the potty. These pull-ups have a disappearing musical instrument that goes away when wet. I didn’t have high hopes that it would deter him from going potty in his diaper. But once I explained what happened if he did, he didn’t want to make the instrument ‘go away’. He’s used the potty several times with these pull-ups!

My 2 year old has been using Huggies since he was born. They've been super absorbent and he's rarely had a leak. Now that he's potty training, I knew I wanted to keep using Huggies for this transition. Not only does he love the designs, but I also love the cooling sensation he gets when he does have an accident. It's probably going to be a bit longer before he's fully potty trained, but I know that until then, we can rely on Huggies for him!