[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pullups worked really well with no leaks. Below the picture of Minnie Mouse, there are some blue lines which disappear when it gets wet. The size is accurate, and my toddler really liked the girly design.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really liked that the sides breakaway but can be fastened back together. We are in the early stages of potty training and our daughter loves to wear them but always rips the sides apart before we put them on. Hope we start to understand potty training a little bit more as we go to buy our next pack. Would definitely recommend for those littles who love Minnie.

My 2-year-old daughter wears these to bed at night and we love them! They are easily removed in the morning by pulling apart the sides. They hold up well and I've never had any issues with them at all. I would definitely recommend using Pull-Ups on your potty training child!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got these from an influenster campaign and I am so glad I did! It gives my little one the security of a diaper but the confidence of big girl pants! It was a welcomed help for potty training in our house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull-ups was easy for my daughter to pull up and down! No hastle what so ever! My daughter loved the little prints that was on the front of them and was so proud to wear these pull-ups! If your looking for a brand of pull-ups that dont rip easy, or is easy to pull up and down these pull-ups are for you! I would recomend you get these to make potty training much easier!

I have three kids one in diapers. One who is in underwear. and one who is in Pull Ups. I bought a box of these Pull Ups and she wore them for two weeks. Then she finally told me that the diaper was uncomfotable. So guess what I had to do?? I had to make the oldest kid wear them!!! I am gonna try these again later...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We received a package of PullUps learning designs training pants for girls complimentary from Influenster, and I'm so glad we did! My 2 year old was so excited when she saw Doc Mcstuffins on the package that she couldn't wait to put on one. I explained that these are for big girls, and it makes it easier for her to use the potty. I showed her how they pull on and off, just like big girl underwear! In fact, she loved seeing Doc so much that she went and sat on the potty frequently, just to look at the design! Because of this she peed in the potty for the first time and I couldn't be more thrilled. When she did have an accident the PullUps easily contained it with no mess or leak. We've since bought another package and potty training is going very well! Although I received this product complimentary the options expressed are my own and completely truthful.

Potty training can be a head ache sometimes but every time I tell her it’s big girl underwear time she gets so happy. These are effective because she wants to go to the bathroom more. They are affordable for my budget and with the cute characters it helps the process be a little more easy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are okay pull-ups. I love the way they fit my daughter and the design of them, but she seems to leak/get super duper full overnight. I love that they're easy to get on and off and she loves them as well. I would definitely recommend using them

First, I find it very interesting that no where on the box does it specify that the cars/lionguard pullups are for boys and that the doc mcstuffins are for girls. I searched the package before buying the cars for my daughter. Came here out of curiosity to double check. Am I just to assume that blue is for boys and pink/purple is for girls? Give me a break, it is 2018! There should be some more neutral or just primary colors for both. Luckily, my daughter is pretty much potty trained already so the wet zone won't really matter, but I can't believe a major corporation like Huggies is still so backwards and actively reinforcing gender stereotypes. Very disappointing.