[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My child absolutely loved wearing these. They were very soft on their butt and never gave a rash on their legs. They are very absorbable when my child did use the restroom in them at night. I never had to worry about them leaking either.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Huggies Night Time Training pants for boys are the only Training pains he doesn't leak through. They fit him perfectly and he thinks he's a big boy wearing them! They are easy to put on and remove for easy potty training! He looks forward to putting his favorite Toy Story character training pants on. I would recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is almost fully potty trained, all that's left is nighttime. We use training pants for night time, but the ones we were using worked only half the time, and the other half, he soaked through. The Pull-ups Night-time training pants have been amazing! Not a single leak since using them! So happy that these exist, and make life easier for us all!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these for my three year older who we are trying to potty train, and these have been so wonderful. She loves the designs that come on the pull ups and it makes her want to wear them. These are perfect for night time too because she has not perfected waking up to go potty yet, and these hold everything in with no leakage. These slide up and down with ease, which makes it easier for her to use the potty chair. I also like how the velcro resticks if we need to take it off. Love these pull ups and highly recommend them.

My son will be 5 in November. Still hasn't mastered bedtime potty training. The night time Pull-ups are very limited in size and only go up to size 4t. My son uses the regular pull-ups at night but I would prefer the night time ones that hold more. I do recommend them, I just wish Huggies made them in a larger size!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull-ups are great for potty training while on the go. They offer great protection while also being easy to pull up and down. I also appreciate they have extra nighttime protection which comes in handy not only for bedtime but naps and long car trips. She loves the prints and soft feel they provide in her skin.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These work great overall to avoid all night leakage that may seep through diapers. They stay in place so my son is protected all night and we have no worries of accidents or rubber sheets. They are easy to pull up and pull down when bathroom breaks are needed and he loves the movie characters on the front and how independent he feels being able to put them on himself and take them off in the morning on his own. The corners and sides are not the softest but after a couple of wears and complaints of uncomfortable edges when moving around at night, we found that you fold over the top of the sides he no longer wakes up with red marks on his hips. Overall a great find and a very helpful tool while potty training our big guy!

My son, even though he's potty-trained, still has accidents more often than not at night. We continue to use the Nighttime Pull-ups and they work great! We've tried other brands, but they tend to leak on a squirmy toddler. We won't use any other brand after learning the hard way!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is very happy using these night time training pants. He enjoys seeing and wearing characters that he recognizes. We have no had any leakage issuers so I sleep better not having to worry or get up.

Why did they change these night time pull-ups? The glow in the dark pull-ups don't really glow in the dark very much. And every kid I know is afraid of the dark. When I tried to turn off the lights to see the glow in the dark pull-ups, my daughter freaked out and wanted me to turn the lights back on immediately. Seriously, why change it? In these times of economic hardship, why waste money (time, resources) on such a silly and useless feature when there are a lot of parents out there who are barely able to afford to buy diapers at all? Huggies should have spent that money (that they wasted by developing the glow in the dark feature) doing something to help poor families buy diapers for their children.