Pull-Ups Learning Designs Training Pants for Girls, 3T-4T (32-40 lbs.), 66 Count, Toddler Potty Training Underwear, Packaging May Vary

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Product Description

The #1 training pant brand, Pull-Ups help make potty training easier vs. using diapers – we’ve helped train 50 million Big Kids and counting! Pull-Ups Training Pants for girls give your child trusted day and night leak protection, with added absorbency where she needs it most and easy-open sides for quick changes. Each pack of Pull-Ups for girls includes two designs your child will love – Disney’s Minnie Mouse and Doc McStuffins – with graphics that fade when wet to help her learn. Pull-Ups disposable training diapers provide all-around coverage with soft, stretchy sides for a great fit, and an underwear-like design that lets your child slide them on and off easily. When your child is ready to begin her potty training journey, the Pull-Ups brand can help. Visit Pull-Ups.com for expert articles, tips and resources. Pull-Ups Potty Training Pants are available in sizes 2T-3T (18-34 lb.), 3T-4T (32-40 lb.) and 4T-5T (38-50 lb.).Based on Nielsen market share for L52W ending 4/22/17

Product Features

Day & Night disposible training pants with leak protection you can trust
Girls training pants that fit like cotton underwear – helps teach toddlers the concept of easy up and down in a pull up diaper
HUGGIES Pull-Ups exclusive Disney graphics with Minnie Mouse & Doc McStuffins that fade when wet. Includes bonus activities for your toddler
Training pants with easy open sides can be refastened – just like diaper pants – for an adjustable fit, quick check and easy changes
Available in sizes 2T-3T (18-34 lb.), 3T-4T (32-40 lb.) and 4T-5T (38-50 lb.); visit Pull-Ups.com for tips, resources, games and more!
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Anonymous says:

November 13, 2018 at 3:45 am

Good for daytime training These pull ups have their place in potty training. My daughter goes through phases of not liking them and pulling them off because they can be a bit scratchy where the velcro is if they get out of position. They let them know they are wet but we do not use for overnight because they cause disturbed sleep due to that fact. We use the Pampers pull-ups for overnight and travel. Our daughter has a developmental disability with language delay so she doesn’t tell us that she need to go in the car…

Anonymous says:

November 13, 2018 at 4:14 am

They’re ok My daughter is 18 months old 28 lbs, and in the 99th percentile for height and weight. She started leaking out of size 6 so I had to move her up to these. I bought a small pack to try out. I almost see no difference in size between these and the size 6.They are really narrow in the back, and come up really short on her waist. I also don’t love how wide the tabs on the sides are, and they dig into her legs a little bit. And my last complaint is the Velcro design on the sides. On…

Anonymous says:

November 13, 2018 at 4:38 am

My first and last experience with huggies Since my baby was born we have been using pampers: swaddlers at first and than cruisers. No problems with them at all. Its became harder to put them on so I decided to give a try to “pampers easy ups” but after reading reviews went for “huggies pull ups”. Ugh-ogh. First red flag was that they have strong chemical odor. After wearing them for a couple days my baby’s private parts broke in red rash. Everywhere where huggies “were hugging” my baby became red. Waste of money.