I've pretty much tried all sorts of diaper brands to see if I could find what I thought to be the best but I've always come back to Pampers. I think the thing that I like most is the absorbency. I just wish they had other characters like Minnie Mouse, that would get my little one very excited!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull ups work very well for what they are. I'm not sure how much they actually help with potty training since it still feels like a diaper on the babies skin. However, it is at least helpful because they can easily be pulled up and down by the child when they need to use the toilet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When it came to potty training in our home, it was almost like a double duty job. My Son and Daughter are only 18 months apart. Finding good quality and affordable diapers that would help with the transition was a challenge. But, I love Pampers, not only because it's well known but because it truly was a good quality for the dollar. They were easy for my kids to use and I never had leakage or any other issues.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used the Easy-Ups with our youngest son. I found them to be very easy to use at home and out in public. That was one of the reasons that we used them is potty training can be a nightmare out in public. The were also very absorbant.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We tried several pull-up brands. We did ultimately prefer huggies over pampers, as they fit my daughters body better. I did like the feel of pampers better though, much softer than many other brands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves Thomas and calling them undies! They seem difficult to get up and down sometimes though and we have not figured out a good way to clean up if he poops in them. I have been impressed by their absorbency, we haven't had one leak yet!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter is not big Dora the Explorer fan so I couldn't use the fun character as a motivator to want to start potty training but they are absorbent and she can almost get them up and down herself!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are really helpful for potty training. They fit better and are softer than the major competitor and better imitate underwear. They offer great absorbency and seem to be comfortable. The tear-able sides allow you to deal with messes easily, but that also leads to the one negative - they aren't re-fastenable. So, to put on a new one, you have to take off their shoes and pants. For this reason, our daycare strongly prefers the competitor's product which can be re-fastened.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Having worked in a daycare I have seen many different types of training pants... ones with tear away sides are THE BEST! When solid accidents in training pants without tear away sides happen it is extremely difficult to change a wriggly toddler who lost often is standing up as they are in the bathroom wanting to go.

!My daughter and I love this pull-ups, not only they come in a girlie presentation, but they are also soft and comfortable. My Todd does not want to go potty yet, but I put them on just in case on day she wants to be independent and go alone. They look like underwear and are thin so they do not feel like a bulky diaper but at the same time, it has great absorbency and are ez to rip on the side to take off. Love them!!