Huggies Pull-Ups

Huggies Pull-Ups are nappies which you can pull up and down like pants or knickers. They are very similar to Huggies Little Walkers but in my opinion Little Walkers are better for early stages of potty training and beginners, whereas Pull-Ups are better for children that have grasped the concept of potty training (but still have frequent accidents) and are a little older. You put the Pull-Ups on when your child is standing up by putting their feet into the leg holes and pulling them up into place (they may be independent enough to do it by themselves). They also have sticky sides which enable ... more

I am a person that always has an eye for a bargain and that continues with these Huggies pull ups. Last year Boots had a good offer on these and I also had been sent a money off coupon so i done an order online which worked out at about £1.30 a pack. Last month I finishing using my stock pile of these and am now buying them. Currently Asda have a baby and toddler event happening so a pack costs £2.75 which is also a good price. They are £5.99 in my local Coop which I find too expensive for a pack of 14 pull ups but recently I had completely run out and had no choice but to buy them at that ... more

Introduction = For those of you who did not read my last review on Boots Easy On Pants, I will summarise how I came about buying these. My son's usual nappy, during the night, was not holding all "waste" and he was already on the biggest size possible. I did some research online to help in my quest as to what I could buy to solve the leaking night time problem and on the Pull Ups website they claim that thse Night Time pants offer all the benefits of Pull Ups with extra absorbency for a good night's sleep. I'll give them a go, nothing to lose. The Product = The pants come in a blue packet as I ... more

Huggies pull-ups night time Despite my daughter being fully potty trained during the day, we are still experiencing some problems at night. I don't feel as though she is ready to stop wearing nappies at night, not because I don't believe she will stay dry but because I don't feel comfortable with her entering the bathroom and going to the toilet by herself whilst I am still sleeping. I can imagine her trying to run herself a bath or brush her teeth in the middle of the night. I think in a couple of months when she turns 3 we may be able to start trying but for the mean time we use huggies ... more

We have almost finished complete potty training in our house with our little girl. She is completely dry through the day and almost through the night but at night time I still get her to wear Pull Ups just in case. I think another couple of weeks and then we will be done but in the mean time I still have to buy packs from Boots. My most recent pack was from the Huggies range because they were on half price offer. I got a pack of 14 pull up pants for £2.50 ish instead of over £5 which is great as this will last us two weeks and is very good value for money as I find other brands quite expensive ... more