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

It was too small

I just started to potty train my 17 month old. He was super excited about trying on these “big boy pull-ups”. They fit him well. He had some trouble pulling them down initially, but got the hang of it. He was really excited about the design . I was glad to see that for pull-ups they are pretty absorbent and also that I am able to open the pull ups if I need to. Overall, these are great pull ups and I’m sure my son will make a smooth transition into underwear after practicing with these.

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.

Starting these, and they’re perfect. They pull up and down easily, and more importantly, can be torn off easily if there’s a big #2 in there. Thank goodness! They absorb well and fit well. We haven’t seen or used others that were better than these.

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 diapers worked well for my youngest. He never really was able to potty train with them because he always cried when he was small whenever I put him on the potty. However, he was able to crawl around no problems with these on, and when he started to walk, I was able to pull them on and off with ease. It is a bit of a mess when he does a #2 but you can rip the sides to get them off. He never had any rash or discomfort while wearing them, and never leaked through it. We were pretty happy with these.

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 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.

I liked the fit but these Huggies left my sons bum red. Switching back to pampers.