Customer Reviews

Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants with Wetness Liner for BOYS 2T - 3T Mega Pack (44 DIAPERS)

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I just wanted to write a review about Huggies diapers in general because of the really bad review below. For my son, they are the only diapers that work well--no leaking ever, while Pampers were a sieve for him and were driving us crazy. We also had problems with other brands. However, I know other parents with the opposite problem--Pampers work well while Huggies leak. It's all just based on the shape of your particular child. I apparently have a Huggies child and nothing else will do. He is very slender and maybe that's why. Maybe Pampers are better for stockier kids. I don't know. Anyway, just wanted to throw in my two cents about Huggies since they are the wonder diaper for us.

Our second child is getting older and is much more...well..more narrow than our first. Pampers are much better where fuller coverage is needed. In the case of a skinny baby though, huggies can't be beat. The whole idea of training pants seems to work well. Great product.

I have always wondered what the difference between pullups and diapers were beside just being able to be pulled up. Cool Alert Pull-Ups from Huggies also have an ingredient that gives them the sensation of coolness when wet. These Cool Alert Pull Ups really did assist us in potty training because the cool alert makes him feel uncomfortable and he starting holding his potty. He was even waking up dry in the mornings. As soon as I put a regular diaper back on him, he went back to using his diaper. We will be ordering more of these. They differ from the package shown, they come with the CARS movie characters on them, which my son loves and makes him want to wear them.

I've had my son in Huggies brand since he was born. I started out with newborns and just went up in size. I loved them and they never sagged (unless they were really full). I loved the trim look to them. When I had to get Pampers brand because the store was out, the pampers brand always looked like he had a full sagging load. Even if I had just put them on and they were dry!

When my son was 1, he decided to take off the "tape" on the daipers and he just would not keep it on. So I switched him to pull ups. He kept those on and has been in pull ups for 3 years. Sometimes they did leak at night, because he went too much, but if I changed him once a night he was fine. Now that he's older, I don't have to change him, because he doesn't go at night.

These are really best out there, and they don't look like they are always sagging like other diapers.

Got these for our two year old. He was using Target brand training pants. Nothing fancy, but they did the trick. But after a couple of months he started peeing in them in bed like they were diapers again. Not a care in the world. Though he wears underwear successfully during the day, switching to underwear at night didn't help. We persevered for several weeks, but he just wet the bed without hesitation. I was desperate for a solution and was excited to find these. One reviewer talked about how her boy would scream before he peed, like he was horrified to pee again in the pull-ups for fear of the cold sensation. Sounded like something my kid would do, so I had to give them a try. Sure enough, he did it too!!!

The first couple of nights he peed in them. By night four he was dry. For a couple weeks he had an accident at night here and there. He started having accidents in the early morning or late evening instead though, when wearing underwear. So now he wears the pull-ups about 12 hours a day. After another couple of weeks he would shriek and grab is crotch and scream "OH NO!!! POTTY!!!" and run for the toilet. Aside from when friends were watching him, he hasn't had a potty accident for nearly a month. So when the pack is empty we're going to try strictly underwear again. I don't know how quickly we would've gotten to this point without the help of these pull-ups. Wish us luck!

This is an excellent product. It is perfect for the price. Huggies are much more absorbent than other brands. It performs well. Although I don't believe the cool alert makes a difference. When boys are playing, wet and dirty diapers are of very little concern.

We love these 'big-boy' pants!

They are very absorbent for how thin they are. They won't hold as much as a diaper, which helps my son know how often he's going potty. They're not great for holding #2 so if your son doesn't alert you right away that he's stinky/dirty, you're in for a wardrobe change. This can be both a good and bad thing: good - he knows he's dirty and will learn when he needs to go; bad - the mess.

They have adjustable sides if you have a skinny little one, but fit great on mine without any adjustment. He can pull them down by himself, and only needs a little help to get them up.

I don't know if he's feeling the 'cool alert', but he loves that the picture changes and there are Cars on them.

Amazon Subscribe and Save allows me to stay stocked on these at the best price I've found, including Costco and Walmart, either online or in-store.

The only thing i didn't like were the side velcro closures.My son take off almost all the time,and i have to switched back to Pampers easy ups Training Pants.Don't going to buy ever again!Otherway Pull Ups are great.

Although I liked these, they are not quite as soft as the pampers pull-ups. With Huggies you do get more for the money, but they were a little less absorbent than Pampers. A good second choice.

When I gave birth I had already bought packages of newborn huggies. They were horrible. I thought once my boys got older that maybe huggies would work then. NOPE. I've tried Huggies Supreme and the cheap huggies. They are both made horribly and after your child goes in them once they sag so bad you have to go change them. I thought since everyone always talks about pull-ups that they would work once potty training time came around. WRONG AGAIN. They leaked evertime he wore them. Do not waste you money. I always ended up going back to the pampers swaddlers, cruisers, and training pants. Pampers are the best.