[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler loves these pull-ups & we do too! I love the refastenable sides. It's so easy to pull off when he's about to go & we need to run across the house to the toilet lol. It's super absorbent for when we don't get there in time. It's colorful & fun & makes him so excited to want to put them on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My child and I both loved this product! They fit my son so well and they didn’t leak at all. He liked the style of them and started asking for Mickey. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone working on potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We never refer to pull-ups as "diapers." In our house, these are "nighttime" underwear or "nap time" underwear or "special" undies or any other descriptive words that don't really sound like diapers. Just because our little one is wearing them, doesnt mean we treat them like diapers. We act just as though they are wearing underwear. But on a long car ride or at the airport or maybe even a birthday party, pull ups are a great way to ensure our little one stays dry if they do not make it to the bathroom on time! He loves the designs on the front too! Thanks Influenster!

I bought my toddler these for him he is almost fully potty rained but I needed them for a 10 hr road trip long story short he fell asleep and idk why the diaper leaked through his clothes onto his car seat... made me feel disappointed as it was my first time using these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very convenient. Cute design makes them fun to wear. Keeps toddler dry at night when he has an accident. Very easy to take on and disgard. Overall, love this product and look forward to using in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Huggies Pull•Ups are perfect for training my Toddler how to be potty ready. It's very easy for him to pull up and down when the time is needed and easier for me when accidents happen and I need to open the sides. My toddler also enjoys the Car and Lion design,it motivates him to wear them and away from reagular diapers. I recommend these Pull Ups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] there is nothing wrong with this product the 3 year old thinks that these are diapers and the potty is gross. these are well made and help a little with leaks. I would recommend to others for potty training needs. these are not good for overnight in my opinion.

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.

Compared to other known brands, pull ups is the best! He is a bit bigger, and pull ups, still fit! My son is very independent, and he always wants to push down and pull back up his undies, other brands tend to break in his hands, but pull ups are very resistant!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves the fun characters and these really help him to feel like he is full involved in the potty training experience. He gets some independence and has learned to change his own pull up. These helped move him toward potty training.