They fit perfectly

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The designs are cute and my son loved them. It’s really been helping motivate him to potty train as it’s so easy for him to pull up and down on his own. Plus easy enough for me to put on take off if I need to. Love the side tabs are adjustable to get that perfect fit. It was comfortable for him to wear with no leaking or wetness

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've been using these Huggies pull ups for my toddler and they've been great. They fit really well and aren't bulky at all. It's easy for him to pull off and pull up whenever he goes to the bathroom. If he has an accident in them, they don't leak and he also tells me he's wet. Would recommend for potty training

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These lightweight and sturdy pull-ups keep our sweet boy dry and messes inside the diaper! They dont bulk up after a couple of pees so they hold fluids great and keep blowouts from happening! No noise when moving or playing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull ips are amazing! We are in the process of training my boy and it's been tough, but he loves these and finds it very comfortable! He can bring them up and down by himself very easy. Very breathable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Now, out in the bush, we usually just let the little ones run wild until they figure things out, but I reckon civilized life requires a bit more... containment. I was handed this purple sack the other day—Huggies "Pull-Ups" they call 'em—made special for the little ankle-biters who are ready to graduate from nappies to proper strides. And I tell ya, they’re a fair dinkum marvel of modern survival gear. Here's my take on 'em from a bushman's perspective. ### The Look of the Thing First off, you’ve got this bloke with the giant round ears on the front. Mickey Mouse, they say. He looks like a cheerful sort of bloke, tapping his foot to some music. Probably a good mate to have guarding your joey's nether regions when the going gets tough. ### The Survival Features I gave this pack a good look-over, and it makes some mighty big promises for such a small bit of kit: * **"100% Leak Free":** Crikey, that’s a bold claim! I’ve seen a thrashing saltwater croc churn up less water than a toddler who’s just downed a giant cup of juice. But strewth, these things hold up! You wrap one of these around your little mate, and it’s tighter than a snare. Keeps the mess contained so you don't have to track unwanted spills through the camp. * **The "Learning Layer":** Now, this is pure city magic. Back in Walkabout Creek, if you wet yourself, the "learning" was having to walk three miles home in wet trousers! But these clever clogs have built a special patch right into the breech-clout. It lets the nipper feel a bit of the damp so they know they've sprung a leak, but it still stays dry enough to stop your living room rug from turning into a swamp. * **Built for Action:** It says right here, "3T-4T". That means they stretch. When your little mate is climbing trees, wrestling the dog, or making a run for the bush, these pull right up and stay put. No fumbling with sticky tabs while you're wrestling what feels like a wild dingo. > ** Outback Tip:** There's 20 of 'em in a pack. That’s enough rations to survive a solid weekend expedition of potty training without needing to restock at the trading post.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a lifesaver when potty training. My son has been having a hard time but the wetness feeling thing definitely helped him. They're super absorbant and we didnt have any leakage! Cute design on them too

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my second time venturing into the potty training process with my own kids and it is a doozy. Only this time, it's my son! Now this isn't my first foray into potty training. I was a toddler/2s daycare teacher in 3 different daycares and whenever kids were showing their readiness to potty training, they'd be sent to me! I can't tell you how much I'd recommend Huggies pull ups because well they're the best for potty training, they are easy down and easy up if your child just isn't ready to go but is exploring! Huggies pullups have always been the best choice and the one I'd recommend to parents. They have soft, breathable material and that has helped keep my son comfortable. Yes sometimes, he's just too excited playing to let me know that he has to go potty but no worries! These pull ups are 100% leak free. Yes lol I personally know because it happened lol Like i mentioned, my son is rambunctious and he's still exploring, so even if he thinks he needs to go potty and he take

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used Huggies Pull ups for 2 of my boys and am now using them on my youngest. These are tried and true, they are very well made and not too thick. There is no leakage at all nor are they bulky. I love the learning layer so they can feel the wetness that helps with training. These teach kids how to pull them up themselves and gives them confidence! I will always recommend these!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using Huggies Pull-Ups and really like how soft the material feels while still holding up well. The stretchy sides make them easy to pull on and off, and they fit my child comfortably without being too tight. They stay in place during play and are great for everyday use. For the price, I feel like they’re a solid value, especially during potty training.