[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love the familiar Disney characters - makes them super appealing for our daughter to wear and get used to being a big kid. Sometimes the tabs did not seem to stay attached all the time though. Thanks, Influenster!

I’m currently using this for my child, the training pant is soft and easy to put on. When she’s done I can just tear off the side to remove the diaper. And she especially love the inside of the diaper box! They have characters and flowers and stuff for your child to fill in colors! So fun and convenient

There was plastic in the pullup I was going to put on my granddaughter. It felt a bit heavy when I got it out of package and upon investigation, found plastic stuck inside the pullup in the diaper area. This could have caused serious injury to my granddaughter's private area. Has there been a recall that I am not aware of? It is hard to see in the picture but I would like someone to take a look at this pullup to insure no other child is potentially injured

These really help my daughter when I was going to transition from diaper s to underwear. They helped her learn how to pull them up and made diaper changing way easier. However, they were never really great about actually holding the pee. They are great if you are going to put you kid on the potty and only use if they accidentally go. I always just used them like underwear. A little expensive, one of the reasons we stopped using them and just went with regular underwear we could wash if there were accidents.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always used pull-ups for all three of my kids potty training. It’s the only thing I can trust for nighttime accidents. They are not that differnt in price than diapers and easy for kids to pull up and down to go potty.

First, I find it very interesting that no where on the box does it specify that the cars/lionguard pullups are for boys and that the doc mcstuffins are for girls. I searched the package before buying the cars for my daughter. Came here out of curiosity to double check. Am I just to assume that blue is for boys and pink/purple is for girls? Give me a break, it is 2018! There should be some more neutral or just primary colors for both. Luckily, my daughter is pretty much potty trained already so the wet zone won't really matter, but I can't believe a major corporation like Huggies is still so backwards and actively reinforcing gender stereotypes. Very disappointing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] my daughter loves these pull ups and I do too! The minnie desighn is so cute and the protection is much better than other brands! we got a few as a sample and have since purchased a big box at costco... the inside of the box was a coloring book/box... i also really like the wetness indicator and how easy they are for my kid to pull up by herself

I definitely we recommend pull up spraying the learning designs because they have the little Disney characters on them which my daughter loved he’s training pants are awesome hold everything in you can actually use it for your kids when they’re getting through the bedwetting stage they’re awesome I’ll give him 10 stars

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter got to try the huggies pull ups with the Minnie Design for free in exchange of a honest review and she loves it. She loves the design and how comfy it is. The pull ups kept her dry all night long. We would definitely be purchasing again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love these pampers for my kids. first off they love Mickey and Minnie so they’re obsessed with wearing it. it also it pulls up and is not tight but is kept secure on their bodies. it’s like a game for kids when potty training because if they wet themselves, the characters fade. it motivates them to make sure they go to the potty instead of on themselves. this is so inventive!