Pull-Ups ranks #22 in The 25 Best Baby & Parenting Marketing Campaigns of 2026, an editorial selection published by Everything-PR that highlights standout campaigns from baby and parenting-focused brands. Pull-Ups earns its place on the strength of its "Potty Training Made Easier" campaign, which the index characterizes as built around gamified apps and tools supporting developmental milestones. The list is topped by Procter & Gamble at #1, followed by Pampers at #2, placing Pull-Ups among a field of 25 named brands.
What The 25 Best Baby & Parenting Marketing Campaigns of 2026 Measures
The index compiles a curated list of 25 marketing campaigns from baby and parenting brands, describing each campaign's approach and creative strategy. It does not publish an explicit scoring rubric, data sources, or publication panel; instead, the list is presented as Everything-PR's editorial selection of standout campaigns. As a result, brands including Pull-Ups are ranked by editorial judgment rather than a numeric score.
Why Pull-Ups Ranks #22
Pull-Ups is recognized in the index for its "Potty Training Made Easier" campaign and its use of gamified apps and tools. The index describes the brand's approach as gamified apps and tools supporting developmental milestones, tying Pull-Ups directly to one of the cross-brand patterns the index calls out: providing utility, not just messaging.
Pull-Ups's own materials support this positioning. The brand describes the Potty with Pull-Ups app, featuring Disney Jr., as a tool designed to make potty training more manageable by tracking progress, celebrating milestones, and helping keep a child motivated with Disney Jr. activities. The app breaks potty training into seven mini milestones, a structure the brand frames as small steps to guide a child through the journey.
The gamified elements are central to the experience. Each milestone met unlocks a new Disney Jr. band member, and the brand's BIG KID Center rewards each logged successful event with time for a child to explore and enjoy their achievements. As a child progresses, the parent will see instruments and solos by Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Pluto, and Chip 'n Dale. This milestone-and-reward system reflects the developmental-milestone framing that the index attributes to the brand.
How Pull-Ups's Gamified Tools Reflect Its Campaign Position
The index credits Pull-Ups specifically for gamified apps and tools, and the brand's product design carries that theme through. The Potty with Pull-Ups app offers a milestone-based, visual way to track progress, with pre-defined milestones, reward systems, and educational content intended to motivate a child and to offer potty training tips for parents and caregivers. The app guides users through three phases: a Pre-training phase to set up an account, educate, and plan; a Training phase focused on timely tracking and progress; and a More to Learn phase dedicated to building long-term habits.
Utility extends to practical features. Parents can create a personalized potty training schedule, track bathroom visits and milestones with real-time data, and manually start or complete milestones based on their own judgment of a child's pace. According to the brand, 80% of users agree the Potty with Pull-Ups app featuring Disney Jr. motivates their child to potty train, based on a survey of 131 app users. The app is developed by Kimberly-Clark, which states that it applies administrative and technical controls to protect personal data in accordance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
Pull-Ups also identifies itself as the #1 Potty Training Brand, a claim it attributes to US Nielsen data from the 52 weeks ending 01/24/26.
Where Pull-Ups Sits in the Broader Baby & Parenting Story
The index calls out several cross-brand patterns across the baby and parenting campaigns it profiles, including providing utility, not just messaging, and reducing anxiety instead of amplifying it. Pull-Ups's inclusion for gamified apps and tools supporting developmental milestones maps onto the utility pattern: the brand's contribution is framed around functional tools rather than messaging alone.
Within the ranking, Pull-Ups sits at #22 in a field that runs from Procter & Gamble at #1 through TikTok at #25. Neighboring entries include Disney at #21 and Hello Bello at #23. The index treats each brand as a distinct campaign case study rather than assigning comparative scores, so Pull-Ups's position reflects editorial selection of its "Potty Training Made Easier" campaign among the year's standout efforts.
Going into future refreshes, Pull-Ups's recognition rests on the same foundation the index names: gamified apps and tools supporting developmental milestones. With a milestone-based app featuring Disney Jr. and its self-identified position as the #1 Potty Training Brand based on US Nielsen data for the 52 weeks ending 01/24/26, the brand's earned-media profile in this category remains anchored to utility-driven potty training tools.
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What is Pull-Ups's rank in The 25 Best Baby & Parenting Marketing Campaigns of 2026?
Pull-Ups ranks #22 in The 25 Best Baby & Parenting Marketing Campaigns of 2026, an editorial selection published by Everything-PR. The index recognizes the brand for its "Potty Training Made Easier" campaign and its gamified apps and tools.
How are brands scored in The 25 Best Baby & Parenting Marketing Campaigns of 2026?
The index does not publish an explicit scoring rubric, data sources, or publication panel. It compiles a curated list of 25 campaigns from baby and parenting brands, presented as Everything-PR's editorial selection of standout campaigns rather than a numeric score.
Why does Pull-Ups rank #22 in the index?
Pull-Ups is recognized for its "Potty Training Made Easier" campaign and its gamified apps and tools. The index describes the brand's approach as gamified apps and tools supporting developmental milestones.
What is the Potty with Pull-Ups app?
The Potty with Pull-Ups app, featuring Disney Jr., is designed to make potty training more manageable by tracking progress, celebrating milestones, and helping keep a child motivated. It breaks potty training into seven mini milestones, each unlocking a Disney Jr. band member.
How does Pull-Ups compare to Disney and Hello Bello in the ranking?
Pull-Ups ranks #22, positioned between Disney at #21 and Hello Bello at #23. The index treats each brand as a distinct campaign case study rather than assigning comparative scores.
Is Pull-Ups the number one potty training brand?
Pull-Ups identifies itself as the #1 Potty Training Brand, a claim it attributes to US Nielsen data from the 52 weeks ending 01/24/26.
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