[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The diaper is a bit thin, only suitable for daytime use, and not recommended for nighttime use, although other types of diapers my daughter can still use at night. I don't like the sides of this. The seams on both sides of the diaper are quite hard and can easily damage the baby's skin if the baby has sensitive skin. I always have to be careful and slow when using this type of diaper. Diapers have a pleasant scent, not smelling of baby's dirt. Cute bright colors, attract children's interest. True size. The size is suitable for the weight chart, the waist is comfortable, I asked her opinion and she said she is very comfortable in the waist.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love the Minnie Mouse pull-ups! They have an adorable design that my daughter adores. The quality is fantastic, with soft and absorbent material. They fit perfectly and are easy to put on. They work well for both day and night training. The odor-lock technology is a great bonus. Overall, these pull-ups deserve a solid 5-star rating.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Potty training is hard but we finally got through it. She has overnight accidents so these pull-ups worked perfect. There was no leakage and Minnie Mouse is one of her favorite characters. I highly recommend these to other parents who are potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These were very well deigned. I like that the have Velcro on the sides and the cool Disney designs were also very intriguing. These are all pros. However the biggest concern I have is that they don't hold much before it leaks. Say we are in the car and can't get to a bathroom right away my daughter was soaked by the time we got home. All in all I enjoyed these and my daughter loved them too:)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the best pull UPS for training my little girl I love when she has an accident but I can just pull the sides and not make a mess keeps everything in piampo and are very affordable she loves the Minnie mouse design

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the Pull-Ups for transitioning from diapers to underwear. Your child can wear these and have protection, but if there is an accident there is no mess to clean up. Having this level of protection when my little one is learning gives her more confidence to learn. And being able to take the Pull-Ups down by herself also helps! Thanks Influenster!

I started buying these a few months ago in hopes of getting started on training my granddaughter to use the potty. They're a great product and so much better than the old fashioned training underwear! Convenience is key!! Although, I would prefer getting coupons in the mail.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They are great for our little ones who are in the middle of training to go to the bathroom and how easy they are to put them on and take them off, they get excited to be big, a small step is a lot for them, this sample was revived by influenster with pullups for a review honest thanks for sharing great products for us parents, #FUNFASTEASY #contest #complimentary @influenster @pullups #VoxBox #thanksinfluenster

My daughter absolutely loved the look of the princesses on the pull up, but we had major issues. She is 26 pounds so we got the 2t size which ended up severely rubbing on her hips and leaving terrible marks that I'm praying aren't scars we are super super disappointed with this product. She started complaining about her legs hurting and I thought she was talking about her kitty scratching her something when I finally took off her pull up and realized right where her hips connect to her legs we're terrible terrible red rub marks that were almost bleeding. The even worse part is they still aren't healed. That was 2 weeks ago.. I really can't say we will buy your product ever again

My little girl was doing a fantastic job basically potty training herself. She had no interest in diapers, so I bought her some panties, and on the weekends (when we were actually home), she was doing an amazing job using the potty. During the week, at daycare, she was still in diapers, but her teacher said that she'd been asking to use the potty, so I should start sending her in pull-ups. The problem that I have is that my child loves pull-ups and now has NO desire to potty train! I never understood the concept behind the 'fading design', and now that I have seen my child pull her dress up and bend over to 'watch' when potties (because she thinks it's fun to watch the image disappear), I really don't understand the design. I hate that we ever got started on these. They are basically a more expensive diaper that is more appealing to toddlers. I wish I would have just told daycare that she would be going in panties, and I would send several extra outfits with her until the transition was smoother.