[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are just now starting to slowly introduce the potty with my son to eventually start potty training and these are perfect! They fit great and are easy up and down. They also tear away and dispose easy when dirty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The design is fun for kids. They are a cross between pull up style and a diaper. Much more firm and bunchy, less freedom than softness. I do not love the material they are made of. They are so stiff and as a holistic mom these don’t fit my “clean diaper” category.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these huggies little movers huggfit 360 diapers on my 2 year old. I did like they they contained her pee and poop great. They are very absorbent and thick. The only thing im not of fan of is the fact they are pull up diapers. Im not a fan of having to take her pants completely off to put a new one on. It's hard enough to change a 2 year old diaper when they dont want to be changed but having to take her pants off each time becomes a chore to have to put back on. Also trying to use the fasteners are frustrating. Not all the diapers seem to have them or my toddler ripped them off. Overall tho a great diaper option.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall loved these 360 “diapers”! My only complaint is if your child is on the top end of the weight to size up! These are a great transition diaper for kids ready to potty train. Material is soft and the sides were much softer than a diaper with tabs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Such a cute convenient diaper. I absolutely love the designs on these diapers. They are stretchy, absorb well and are so much easier to get on than traditional diaper. They did fit a little snug though so I’d size up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I actually really liked these. They held up well for day absorbency wear and for overnights too. Not bulky at all and so light weight. My baby has sensitive skin and didn’t have a problem with these diapers at all.

These have stayed on pretty well on our 5 month old, even as she’s getting more mobile and rolling around. They have held everything in most of the time. If the diaper isn’t lined up straight and if the inner lining isn’t pulled out toward the edges, it’s much more likely to cause a blowout. My big beefs with this diaper: 1. It’s very hard to put diaper cream on and not have it get everywhere when pulling the diaper on. 2. When I fold up a used diaper, I always tuck the sides in and roll it up. This keeps everything contained. The pull-up style of this diaper doesn’t allow for that. The sticky tab at the back is a nice touch but it doesn’t hold everything in from the sides. They’re not terrible. But they’re not my favorite diaper. I’ll be going back to the normal style after this box is out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a mom, trying new brands can be scary since some babies can be very sensitive on their skin. However I have been using Huggies even with my first born. The Huggies little movers are very fast to put on and don’t have to struggle to make sure the strap are secure. Even though the diapers don’t have straps to hold them I didn’t experience no leaks and didn’t have no fouling odor. They do last for a good while it last up to two hours! And that’s a bonus as a mom. I recommend them to any mommy out there!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We loved this diapers, they allowed my son to move a little more freely. Sizing is different from a regular diaper. Around one size down. . Price is relative pretty much the same as a regular diaper

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely loved these to take on the go for overnight or to help potty train. These fit great and were durable! Highly recommended for little ones who are on the go constantly. My little one is also pretty sensitive and these worked great, no skin sensitivity at all. I just didn’t understand the tab on the back but it wasn’t a bother