Pull-Ups Boys Potty Training Pants Training Underwear Size 3, 12-24M, 88 Ct

Pull ups are the best for potty training. They give you the absorbency of a diaper but allow your kiddos to practice pulling them on and off like underwear. Every parent know potty training comes with lots of accidents and clean ups so this is atleast one step to helping avoid that. Great absorbency and fun designs for the kiddos.

the material is so hard, it feels like paper, not diaper. And it scratched and bruised the side of my babys legs twice. I got the 12-24month size and my baby is only 10 months, so size is not the reason. Ive used other brands (mostly japanese brands), and they all feel super soft and fit really well. This material should not be used for babies.

I want to start potty training and most other brands are not even available in a similarly small size as these 12 - 24 months Pull Ups. Its harder to find small sizes, the department store doesnt keep them in stock. Could not find these with the cool learn option, not sure if pull ups makes them with that option in this size. If they dont they should. These have fun bright Disney designs, Toy Story on half of them, Mickey and Pluto on the other half. Havent had any problems with sensitivity before. I have used Honest Co diapers, and Huggies little snuggler brands before, but mostly used Pampers swaddlers. We started using these Huggies Pull Ups a week and a half ago and have had redness for the last 5 days despite frequent changes. Not sure what is causing it, possibly a different material in the absorbing gel or the absence of a weave on the lining? Obviously uncomfortable now, so I just ordered a next day delivery of pampers diapers. We are unfortunately going to have to abandon our new Pull Ups. A smaller preference thing is the placement of the velcro. I like to roll diapers into neat self contained bundles to toss out. Having the velcro on the back tabs makes it easier to manage if there is a mess inside. I deducted one star for the velcro placement, no inside weave, and not being able to get the cooling sensation variety in this size. The other star because of the uncomfortable skin. We had fun scribbling with crayons on the coloring mat printed on the inside of the box, what a cute little bonus.

My 2 year old son is on the smaller side, so we ended up getting the 12- 24 months size after initially trying sizes 2T- 3T. I did notice a slight difference in less leaks. I can tell that Pull- Ups are bigger (mostly in the waist) as compared to Little Movers. He is very active and I noticed that before they didn’t stay in place and that could mostly contribute to the frequent leaks. The added velcro on the sides is beneficial for quick and easy changes especially on the go. My son can successfully pull up and down his big boy underwear now. Hoping we can master potty training quickly and successfully and say good-bye to diapers!

These are the smallest pull-ups I have ever seen. I think it is awesome that now littler kids can have a pull-up that fits them. I like them for even non-potty trainers but those kids who really move or for those occasions when a pull-up would work better than a diaper (like when you cant lay them down to change them.) Definitely, see benefits in these. No issues with leaks or irritation here. Cute designs as well.

Size wise - I find that the 12M-24M fit my 2T daughter. She is short, but chubby for her age. Pullups is one of the few brands accepted at our childcare facility (the only brand until recently). Pullups has detachable/reattachable sides that makes it possible to change a child diaper-style without removing their pants. There is a huge convenience factor here especially when you first start potty training - because accidents are the norm. My kids like the prints on pullups. And they love the independence of pulling their pants up and down. They also love this step in the direction of big kid pants! These are not absorbent enough to use at night near the beginning of potty training. I still need to use a night time diaper at night.

My son is 3.5 but skinny and these fit! He still wears 12-18 mo bottoms in some brands.

I wish our kids came potty trained. I once spoke to someone who said her child was potty trained by age 1, meanwhile we tried Pull Ups in hopes of something miraculous. So, I cannot blame the Pull Ups because our child is too young and not ready to be potty trained. We will have to wait a little while and give it another try once he is older.

This Potty training pants is just so easy and so great for my child. Its much easier to put on than the traditional diapers, and the absorbency is just as good. I cant tell how comfort about it, but at least my child did not try to take the diaper out until his ready to go. The potty training pants are just great, I used for my older two, and now using it for the youngest one, as good as it used to be. Suggesting it for any parents when their kids are ready to move to the next stage.

These can help that transitional stage for some kids, but for others Ive found it just delays things. Some kids will do well, especially with something like that that will have something to indicate too wet but Ive found with a few kids that this just encourages the lazyness of not finishing potty training, and using them far longer than they should. So make sure to determine if the child is progressing, and dont wait too long, it may just be better in some cases to do the change to the normal underwear and not give them the safety blanket of a diaper to absorb things still. Seem well enough made though, not a problem going up and down, and no leaks for those just beginning.