Pull-Ups Night-time Training Pants

I have two daughters ages 2 and 3 who are both currently using these (3T-4T, night-time princess and cars designs). We started them on these when they were 17 mos old (2T-3T) not for potty training but because these are more convenient when changing them compared to regular diapers, albeit more expensive.

October 2010 was when we first used the 2T-3T night-time. I checked my old amazon accounts and back then they were 0.21/count using amazon mom S&S (without coupon), 0.32/count in October 2011 and now 0.42/count (August 2012).

February 2012 is when we started using the 3T-4T night-time and they were 0.39/count then. We've always bought from amazon, except when Target has promos ($5 or $10 gift card if you buy 2 combined with manufacturer's coupon). Anyway, we were at Target today the regular price for these (46 count per pack) is $18.99 (compared to $18.81 using amazon mom with S&S). Amazon now charges tax in TX so there's really not much of a difference in pricing for us.

If amazon doesn't tax you and you have manufacturer's coupon then do the math, it might be cheaper to buy from Target. Consider also the 5% cashback if you have a red card.

I was a first time mom of a little boy surrounded by friends who had little girls. Was wandering around the diaper department wonder which brand to buy for nighttime as I used Seventh Generation for daytime. I then did the tried and true thing and asked another mom who was buying the Huggies Nighttime Diapers she said that she had tried them all and had a heavy pee-er (is that how you write that?) who was also a tosser and turner. And now being on my second little boy I'll have to agree with her. I think that every pull-up and diaper leaks at night at one time or another and that there is no avoiding it. However, I've found that the least amount of leaks are with Huggies Nighttime Pull-ups and diapers. It's also important to note that things have to be "pointed" the right way i.e. straight down and to the back. I also make sure that the inside elastic seam is popped up and not stuck down for maximum protection. It seems that when I don't do these things or forget to be diligent about it that's when I'm most likely to get a leak, but very rarely if I'm on top of things. I would still recommend Seventh Generation for daytime use, but if you need the extra protection at night, then I'd recommend the Huggies Nighttime brand.

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I have a Little boy who despite his best efforts has accidents some times when he sleeps. Thing is when they happen they really happen. I was trying to use normal day time pullups but they just did not hold up to the amount of urine he would produce. Well these do. No longer does my son wake up in wet PJs or with wet spots on his bed. I would recommend these to any parent.

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These pull-ups work better than anything else we can find, however they are far from perfect. Perhaps we need to go up a size to avoid leaks, but then they are a bit big for my skinny 5 year old who is working hard to be potty trained.

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We have been using these diapers for some time for my 3 year old son. They have always been great. We recently bought four packages and Huggies has changed the style so there's a "cool alert" so the kids will know when their diaper is wet. The only problem is that these are night time diapers so my son wakes up in the middle of the night and takes his diaper off and pees in his bed. He has done this every night since we've had the new diapers because they're cool and feel wet to him. I would prefer diapers that don't feel wet or cool for night-time use so my son can sleep through the night. Also, the diapers now smell very strongly of plastic when you take them out of the package. This was not the case with the old style so I'm assuming it has something to do with the "cool alert." I hope Huggies goes back to the old style that we loved.

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