I spotted these in the coupon section of the Sunday newspaper.

8 different Rewards Cards featuring Disney & Pixar characters. I'm guessing there is 1 card per package and I do not know if these are standard sized cards or not.

Guess I might have to buy some of these for my sister's twins!



Mike.

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Saw these at Target, but didn't have the right size for Evan. Happy hunting!

We used to buy these sometimes, but Hunter has been potty trained for a year now, so only "big boy" underwear now.

Alex trained like a snap - Evan on the other hand has been less than willing. Lately though, he's been asking to go more and more, so hopefully we too can exit the diaper stage of life *lol* Ideally, I'd like him to be fully trained by May - I don't want to bring diapers on vacation with us One more thing to try to remember to pack ...

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Originally posted by Over_Worked_Mom:
Alex trained like a snap

Hunter too. Good luck with Evan!

I wish my son was interested in potty training... I am getting tired of 3.5 years of changing diapers.

Who knows - maybe these Rewards cards are the answers to our prayers Bribery does work wonders, err... or so I've been told.

I do firmly believe though that as long as there aren't any medical complications, that eventually the child will learn to at least dislike being wet and will start to prefer the potty. Mine's not quite there yet and he turns 4 in September (urp - maybe I need to start the bribery now ...)

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Originally posted by Over_Worked_Mom:
Who knows - maybe these Rewards cards are the answers to our prayers Bribery does work wonders, err... or so I've been told.

I do firmly believe though that as long as there aren't any medical complications, that eventually the child will learn to at least dislike being wet and will start to prefer the potty. Mine's not quite there yet and he turns 4 in September (urp - maybe I need to start the bribery now ...)

I might have to try it... he sure loves Cars and cards It is worth a try!

Wouldn't you know it! My 2 1/2 year old is almost making it through the night and staying dry!

I bought a package today. Got Jasmine. The card is regular sized with rounded corners.

Now here is the kicker, there are 8 cards, 4 different cards in the girls Pull-Ups (cards are pink), and 4 in the boys (cards are blue), 1 card per package. So at a minimum, you will have to buy 8 packages at $9.56 or so each to get a full set. And of course you can assume that you will get some duplicates as you cannot see the card from the outside of the package.

There is a sticker on the package indicating there is a Rewards card inside.

Now, another point with these. All of the packaging indicates there are 4 different cards, but the cards are numbered x/5, mine was 4/5. Why 5 if there are only 4?

Confusing....

Mike.

Is there like a 5th "card" that's maybe an instruction card on how to use the rewards cards? Not having seen them, I'm just musing out loud ...

Joanna, I have no clue at this point. I bought a second package and got Cinderella. Only 2 girl cards and 4 boy cards left to go!!!

Oh, on their website (www.pull-ups.com), you can print $2.00 off coupons which helps with the financial bite of buying these...

Wal-Mart has double packs on sale but there is only 1 card in the double pack so I passed on those...

Mike.

Last week, I sent an e-mail to Huggies and simply asked if they would send me both sets of cards. Today I received:



There are obviously 6 cards in each set. Yet the cards are numbered:

1/5
2/5
3/5
4/5
5/5
and one unnumbered.

The only way I can see to classify these cards is that there are 5 cards in a set and the unnumbered card would be considered a promo.

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Smart Man.

Wish I had thought of that!

I did try that route like Kevin. They told me No, I had to buy the product to get the cards.

Mike.

I suppose I just happen to catch someone on a good day. What's odd is that there are 6 cards in each of the two sets. Yet the advertisement shown says, "Collect all 8!" I wonder if they thought there would be only 4 cards in each of the 2 sets or if each set was supposed to have 8 cards. Since the cards ar numbered as they are, I have to assume it's the former explanation.

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Originally posted by Kennywood:
Last week, I sent an e-mail to Huggies and simply asked if they would send me both sets of cards. Today I received:



There are obviously 6 cards in each set. Yet the cards are numbered:

1/5
2/5
3/5
4/5
5/5
and one unnumbered.

The only way I can see to classify these cards is that there are 5 cards in a set and the unnumbered card would be considered a promo.

Cards look great.
I tried emailing Huggies, but had no luck.
What Email address did you use?

Dear Erik,

Thanks for your e-mail to Kimberly-Clark.

The cards depicting DISNEY® Princesses and characters from the movie "CARS" is only available in specially-marked packages of PULL-UPS® disposable training pants. Unfortunately, we do not have additional supplies of cards to send to you. We apologize for any disappointment.

Thanks again for your e-mail.


Cindy
Consumer Services
Kimberly-Clark Corp.

That's the same response I got from "Cindy". I saw these pull-ups at the store, they are wicked expensive!

I got that response also.