Huggies Pull-Ups Boys
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Pull-Ups Toilet Training Pants
Making the transition from baby to big kid is an important stage in your child's development and Pull-Ups can help. Pull-Ups toilet training pants feature the 'Feel Wet to Learn' Wetness Liner designed to help your child learn the difference between wet from dry by allowing them to feel the wetness momentarily before drawing the moisture away. Ultra thin, with soft stretchy sides and popular Disney characters, Pull-Ups are just like underpants for learners. Pull-Ups is available in boy and girl designs and available in 3 sizes.
More info can be found: http://www.huggies.co.nz/nappies/pull-ups
20 Comment(s)
on Huggies Pull Ups Boys
Zorren
07/03/2012 -I think these are fantastic. I have been using these as night time nappies and 'give adventure' nappies, because then she gets to use regular underwear during the day (when she's near her potty). She loves the princess designs on them, but I think it would be cooler if the girl ones came in any other colours. Sometimes I get a bit sick of the 'girls = pink/boys = blue' thing...
babybelly
02/08/2011 -We found these a bit frustrating. Our daughter didn't seem to notice/didn't care if they were wet. We had better luck getting her to notice that she was wet with just putting a muslin cloth in her normal nappy. We used them b'c her daycare insisted on them while she was 'training' - which was fine as she did enjoy being able to pull them up and down herself. But we didn't use them at home and we just focussed on just wearing knickers. She did get a bit confused about why she would wear knickers at home, pull ups at daycare and nappies at night - but we made her some pictures about where she would wear them and she got the idea.
Guest_56148
22/07/2011 -i've been using the size 2 pull ups for my little girl like normal nappies. She loves the bright colours and the princess designs on them. As a mother, I find the training pants easy to wear and remove, the design is so much better than normal nappies and is suitable for active toddlers.
lisa85
18/07/2011 -We started toilet training our 3 year old twins a couple of months ago and decided to use the huggies pull ups for bedtime. I've always been a huge fan of huggies nappies and was not disapointed by the pull ups. I would not recommend using them as day to day nappies though. Because they are geared towards toilet training they do not hold as much liquid. However this is great for my two as they have quickly learnt how horrible it feels to be wearing a wet pull up lol. They are a great fit and I love that they can pull them down just like a pair of knickers and go to the toilet themselves before bed. I give them a big fat 10/10.
ooligator
13/07/2011 -I thought I'd try these out when we started toilet training our daughter. They fit well, but that's about all I can say. The "feel wet to learn" liner didn't seem to work with my daughter. Not sure if it's because she's used to cloth nappies rather than disposables and therefore has been used to a slightly wet feeling.
Elle88
05/07/2011 -Our boy loved wearing big boys pants! Have been buying them ever since the pack arrived and we tried them. It definitely helps with toilet training, recommend to all!!
Roscoe
15/06/2011 -My Son loved these when our trial pack arrived, at 2.8 yrs he knows when he needs to go and will happily go on the toilet or potty. Its when he gets 'busy' that he forgets and wets. Absorbancy was great and they were easy for him to pull up and down himself. I would def buy them again as we continue our Toilet training journey. Thanks for the opportunity to trial them.
grum22
10/06/2011 -My little girl loved these, i think shes a bit young to use them for potty training purposes as she just treated them like a normal nappy but she loved the fact they were 'Pretty', she even told all her day care teachers that she had a pretty nappy on! I also like the sides of them, the fact you could be-seal them was great, my daughter is quite small around the waist so i could make them smaller by undoing them and then re-sealing them.
sjs01
09/06/2011 -My two year old knows when he is going to the toilet so it would be great to try these and get onto potty training as soon as possible. With a younger baby in nappies as well it hurts the pocket a bit. I have heard these are fantastic with the wet liner.
JoJames
09/06/2011 -We are having mixed success with toliet training so these are great for these little accidents, though he doesn't care that he's gone so the slow asorption doesn't really make any difference, though my husband swears that is why he sometimes wakes in the night because he can feel that he is wet. They are good at night, we haven't had any leaks and they still hold a good amount, My son loves the pictures on them and they are good and he can tell which way to put them on. Nice way to help a preschooler feel like he's growing up as they are more like undies than nappies.
stephaniejane
06/06/2011 -my 3year old son loved the design with toy story on them and loved that he could put them on himself but just used these like a nappy. so we just used undies and is now fully potty trained during the day :-) we are using these at night so fingers crossed we will have dry nights soon.
kiwi72
03/06/2011 -These are fantastic! Great to have such an easy to use product for an extremely active toddler who won't sit still for nappy changes!!! And it helps with the progression to becoming a 'grown up' girl too. Like that they get to feel a little bit wet for a few moments too which I think helps with the toilet training!
joball
02/06/2011 -We received a pack of these to trial. Our 2 yr 7 mth old was uninterested in potty training until we put these on him (even cloth nappies didn't seem to make a difference). He is now pulling these down to use the potty. I was very impressed with the difference these made to potty training.
Raspberryjam
02/06/2011 -I use these for night naps on my big girl - perfect!! good fit, the only nappy pant i have found that fits really well and contains everything a 3 year old can give! I think they are really good value for money too. Have started using them on my tenth month old too at night - work just as well!!
Hoon1606
01/06/2011 -Being on a budget, I tend to go generic for most things...but not for my Pull-Ups. Other brands simply don't live up to the comfort for my daughter, or the absorbency and ease of use for me. Also I have found that other brands leak. So far no probs with huggies! :)
Bobchannz
01/06/2011 -These are awesome. They are very strong so great for an active child. The rippable bits at the side are great for dealing with accidents. Like Hoon below, I wouldn't buy a generic version. Bit pricey - a great motivation to get the child toilet trained!!
Angellel
01/06/2011 -Really convenient for potty training. Our little girl is fascinated by going and sitting on the toilet without a need to use it, so these make the 20 trips a day much easier. Wouldn't recommend for overnight, though, as too easy to get off.
Icklesmum
25/05/2011 -We use these everynight on our 4yr old. We used cloth from birth until he was about 3yrs, but it was getting pretty bulky and wet. These are a nice fit and he can put them on and off himself.
coofi
25/05/2011 -We would love to try these on our one year old. He is a big boy already in walker size nappies and would love to see how these compare. He is into EVERYTHING so would love to find out if these give him the flexibility he needs to play and explore as well as ease of changing for Mum! :)
mrsbt
25/05/2011 -My nearly 4yo (15kg) is now fully day time potty trained but we want to start on night time now and these would be great to try and see if it makes it easier for getting him up at 10ish for a quick trip to the loo. I also have my 2 and a 1/2yo (14kg) who is ready to start potty training but I am not sure what to do about nappies for him as he is very active and not very aware of being wet. Would be good to trial these for both boys and see if they work for them. My 2yo is so different from my first so will have to approach potty training differently. I never used these with number 1 as he didn't need that I think... Wonder what the 7 month old will be like when it come to his turn... :-)