I've been using the older Princess designed Pull-Ups that I had left over from my older daughter. But now I just opened a new box of Girls Pull-Ups and the new design with minnie mouse and doc mcstuffins are mostly white, with accent colors and look much more like a traditional diaper than the old princess design (which was pink all over). my two year old is not happy making the switch because she thinks these are diapers and not her "big girl" pull-ups.

The pull up itself is nice and all, and I love how the easy open sides kind of make the pull up look like a diaper, but holy cow, I really HATE the childish Minnie(and Mickey) Mouse graphics, they just ruined pull ups for me(Ethan Anania), I miss the days where the Princess pull ups used to be on the girl ones, why can't you have Mirabel, Isabella, and Luisa, and Dolores from Encanto on the girl pull ups, because Minnie can't be on both the Huggies brand of baby diapers and on pull ups at the same time, this shouldn't be allowed

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have tried so many pull ups including other name brands and generic. We always end up coming back to these they are great they absorb so much and can be worn overnight. My kid also loves the mini mouse on her pull up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We’re still having accidents, but this is the only product (so far) that actually motivates my kid! Keeping Minnie’s guitar from disappearing matters to her (whoohoo!) and the sticker pack is a great mini reward.

The absorbency stuffing falls out sometimes. Looks like the seams at the waist dont always get closed at the factory so when she pees and her diaper swells, it falls up out the back. The only good side is they can be thrown away but I have been buying them for 18 months now (over $600) and still not trained so I don't think they really help in that area. She does better with nothing on. I would recommend people get reusable ones and just do more laundry. It's cheaper and half the time less mess. As far as traveling, you can get arm&hammer lined bags for $1 per 12 ct roll for used reusable pants.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use to be a pampers person, but I would definitely recommend these as top contenders. They are easy to use, my child doesn’t get any rashes, they slide down with ease. And they don’t leak at night with accidents live I’ve experienced with the other brands. I would give these a chance they are worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler has decided to be done with diapers. I like this brand because the wetness indicator is clutch- the Pampers brand doesn’t have an easy to view wetness indicator which means it’s difficult to gauge potty time readiness.

In my opinion this brand of pull-ups is the second best only two pampers these are a material that isn't the most soft or comfortable and a side has tabs which can poke the side of the babies legs so I definitely think the pampers are better because they are softer and they have a stretchy band on the side that can be ripped instead of a tab that pokes these are good as an alternative but they definitely don't hold up for leaks as well as pampers either

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son has not been easy to potty train. While he has shown signs of readiness, including the ability to explain the process of digestion, he has been fearful to go "number 2" on command. He has always liked his privacy in these matters, and wearing a diaper allows him to go and hide when he needs to do his thing. Pull ups have made him excited to wear big boy underwear, but at the same time have contained the mess for me. He loves that he has the ability to put them on and off himself, giving him confidence that he is a big boy! It is possible that this safety net may prolong training because he can still "go" on the move, but at this stage the pull ups are taking the pressure off of him and the stress of gross accidents off of me. We are celebrating the small victories like staying dry and peeing in the potty, and look forward to him realizing that it's not scary to poop without a pull up or diaper on. He loves the Lightning McQueen designs, and I love that he isn't having to wear a diaper or have accidents in training underwear. The easy open sides make clean up simple, while still allowing him to wear them like underwear when he does a good job keeping them dry. Thankful for the opportunity to try #pullups for free #sponsored by chatterbox!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are potty training and these are perfect for my girl to wear at night for extra protection! They hold up great and we have rarely had a leak! I’ll definitely keep purchasing until I’m positive we can make it through the night dry!