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Huggies Pull-Ups Night*Time Pants, Size 3T-4T Boy, Four - 24 Count Jumbo Packs (96 Training Pants) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Pull-Ups
Category: Health And Beauty
List Price: $57.00
Buy New: $49.99
You Save: $7.01 (12%)
Rating:  25 reviews
Sales Rank: 415
Number Of Items: 4
Size: Boys Size 3T-4T (96 Training Pants)
Shipping Weight (lbs): 10.4
Dimensions (in): 19.3 x 10.9 x 9.4
Model: 23209
ASIN: B000EJ5H0K
Release Date: April 2, 2006
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Four jumbo packs, each containing 24 size 3T-4T night-time training pants for boys (96 total training pants) | | • | Extra absorbency for potty training consistency at night; specially designed for boys | | • | Goes on and off just like big kid underwear | | • | Easy-to-open sides, just in case they're needed | | • | Manufactured by Kimberly Clark, a recent recipient of the United Way of America Summit Award for their charitable contributions throughout the world |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 20 more reviews...
 great deal October 12, 2008
Seana Hurbace
It's definetly a better deal this way, buying them online, as long as there is free shipping... and they work well for a 2 year old that thinks he's too big for diapers!
 good absorbency October 3, 2008
Busy Mom of 2 (Bay Area, CA)
I recommend this product for kids who are being potty-trained but still need the extra protection at night. They are not 100% leak-free however -- they hold a little more than the daytime pull-ups.
Fantastic for a little kid TOO BIG for diapers! September 29, 2008
D. Patterson (Northfield, MN United States)
My son is almost four, and is potty trained during the day, but he still wets most nights. Based on family history, I think this is likely physiological, so do not necessarily expect it to end soon. Wearing the Overnights Diapers was a bit confusing, since he was in underwear during the day, but then had to be diapered at night, which he couldn't do himself, so this was leading to power-struggles. I tried regular Pull-Ups, but we were experiencing significant leaks at least once a week, and the sheets often smelled between washings from more minor unnoticable leaks. Then I found these Nighttime Pull-Ups, what a break! These are terrific. He can put them on and off himself, great for self-esteem, they are not diapers, but have the needed absorbency. Nowadays, I'd say we have a leak once a month or so, and I'd say that has to do with the positioning of the anatomy more than anything. I am sold! Thanks Huggies, for creating this product!
 Works well but easy for little one to open August 28, 2008
S. Holland (Boston, MA USA)
We love these - when they are on properly they never leak and they seem comfortable for the kids. The fun decorations make it easy to convince the kids to put them on. The only complaint we have is that the sides are very easy for a toddler to open. Our 23 month old loves opening them and sometimes take the pull up off in her bed, then wakes up wet. If we make sure she always has pajama bottoms on, not just a gown or shirt and pull up, that generally solves the problem.
The best product for no leaks for toddlers July 28, 2008
Tuesday Thompson (Zionsville, IN)
We wear these during the daytime too. Really the only thing that will work on my boy that will not leak. He pees frequently so it is hard to find something to absorb all of that. At night, it does not shift around too much and stays in place so there are no side leaks which happens often with the other brands. We are almost diaper free with the potty training but when you need something in a fix, this is the ONLY product.
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