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

My son is at the age where he wont let me change his diaper but he is only 16 pounds. He goes in circles and wont sit still. When he does this, I am able to pick him up and use a pull up. Been a real great thing for me. I also was really surprised how well they held up, very absorbent. The cutest designs with Mickey and Toy Story. I like how colorful they are. I will continue to buy these.

Most brands do not have the overnight absorbency, so this is key to pull ups. I don’t want to have to but a different type of diaper for night time than the pull ups used during the day. A+ Amaa

These pull ups work well. They absorb as much as a diaper when they need to and are easy to get on and off. The sides open so I can do diaper style changes when need be if there is a mess to clean up. I like that they start in very small sizes for early potty learners.

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.

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.

We got these for our friend who is toilet training their little. The big difference between these and little girl pullups is their designed with more room in the front.

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.

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

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.

They fit so well, and they capture pee and poop very well while my kid is being potty trained! Theyre very easy to pull down and pull up, just like real underwear too!!