[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter prefers these pull ups over the others because they are more comfortable and have hello kitty on the front. It doesn't handle spills as well as the other pull ups, but my daughter is comfortable in these and asks for the "hello kitty" pull ups. All in all, they do the job but could be slightly more absorbent.

These are the only pull-up style diapers I've tried so far, but the quality isn't as great as Pampers diapers. These do tear away easily on the sides, but the material is kind of cheap and snags a bit. They are ok for now but I might try a different brand once I'm done with this pack.

These are the softest most like underwear on the market. We used these when training at night, or longer car rides when we knew we couldn't pull over IMMEDIATELY for an, I NEED TO GO. After the initial low occurrence of accident. My kids are slim so this is the only brand that doesn't fall off. My kids all potty-trained before 2 years of age so this was our go-to brand for the smaller size and fit.

These pants are perfect for a kid old enough to pull off her own diaper tabs, but not ready for the potty. The other types of pants have velcro that isn't exactly easy to keep together, so the Pampers design seems the best for long-term wear. At potty-training time, they're easy to get on and off, and comfortable at night. The only downside is getting these off after an excrement.

We use these Easy Ups for training our autistic toddler. He usually hates any kind of change, but transitioned to the Easy Ups really well. Like the diapers, the quality is good. In my son's case, I think we could use a little more absorbency, as we've had a few minor leaks. He does drink a lot of liquids, so we are going up to the next size, while making for frequent trips to the potty, to see if that helps with the leaking. Otherwise, no major issues. They are cute, soft and help him learn how to pull his pants up and down. And unlike other brands, we've never experienced any issues with rashes when using Pampers' brands. We will only use Pampers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always used Pampers, I've just recently started potty training my toddler I can definitely say "I knew I always liked Pampers for a reason!" Needless to say my daughter is obsessed with Dora but we can't get them until 3t-4t that's the only down fall haha 😀

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have tried a few different brands and pampers is one of the ones that hold up to other brands if not exceed. Price wise it is on point with other competitors, as well. I appreciate the design and while I wish there was another option for girls other than Dora, I understand why it is costly to make different print options. I'm a fan, regardless.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched to these from Baby Dry when our little guy began his potty training journey. Easy on, easy off, no issues through the night. I do wish there were more character options but overall not a huge deal. Would highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found these easy ups to be a great product to transition from diapers to underwear. The pattern on it makes it seem more like underwear and the design functions that way. It was easy to put on and take off. The cost is pretty high for what you get though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy ups are great. I love the baby fresh fragrance which lasted through the night. My daughter is almost potty trained and Easy ups are a great transition diaper. They are soft and very comfortable. Most important,they were absorbent enough to keep her and the mattress dry through the night. Will definitely keep her in Pampers Easy Ups