Pampers Easy Ups Training Underwear Girls

Just when my 4 year old started refusing nighttime diapers I found these! I liked everything about them including the design because my daughter is obsessed with the ponies. The ruching on the sides is more comfortable than the resealable Velcro and actually stays in tact better. If you need to take them off and on you have to do it over the feet tho so there's the sacrifice. But well worth it for us because she doesn't wear them all the time, because she's mostly potty trained. When we go for a long car ride or a long day out around the city or something I put her in one to be safe, especially because she doesn't like public bathrooms. So I was using these during the day and using Huggies overnight diapers for overnight. However I was looking for a pull-up style overnight because my daughter started refusing diapers altogether and demanding to wear these to bed because they're much more comfortable. I gave in and there were some times she couldn't get to the potty in time during the night and went in these. They didn't leak!!! As I searched for overnight pullups these popped up and I actually see that they are designed to be worn at night as well!! They are 12 hour safe. So it was nice I just put her in these at night too! She doesn't go through a ton but maybe 5 per week so the value is great. I got the boy version for my 3 year old which are the PJ Mask characters and he loves those as well and doesn't leak either. Overall thrilled to have these and will use with my baby on the way much younger now with him, probably start him on these at 1!!

I like the pull up thickness, hold liquid very well and it soft (protect the private area) The only thing that bother my toddlers is the elastic (needs a little more flexibility- rubs on skin)

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Let me start by saying there's absolutely *nothing* wrong with this product...if your child has the worlds skinniest legs and no butt to speak of. I'm not trying to body shame or sexualize any children out there, but at the end of the day, I have to face facts and the facts are these: if I want a pull up that will adequately cover my daughter's buttocks and accommodate her genetically thicc thighs, I'm better off purchasing the same brand and size with the "boy" themed pictures printed on them as for some inexplicable reason, they have better booty coverage. Otherwise we spend all day picking wedgies and "tucking her butt in". And this is by no means my first potty training rodeo - I am blessed with 3 children who have in turn blessed me with just over a decade of nonstop experience wiping their butts. My poor couch and floors and frankly their clothes and beds, however, would appreciate a little more backside coverage from the "girls" prints of pull ups. All that said, the pull ups themselves, regardless of the design printed on them, work great and do exactly what they're supposed to when accidents happen (as long as everything is tucked in - probably not an issue for those whose kids have a very narrow build).

Works well overnight for our 5 year old.