[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We just started potty training and we tried Huggies brand pull ups first and they leaked terribly at bed time. I would have to strip her sheets every night. After a week of leaks we said no more and switched to these, they are wonderful and don't leak. My LO also has a much easier time pulling them down then the other brand. Very soft and durable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the best pullups i have tried they have the best quality and very absorbent. My daughter is 2 she loves hello kitty so she really loves this design. i will continue to use this product until she is out of diapers. i highly recommend these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got to try Pampers Easy Ups training underwear for my 2 year old son. I really liked the 360 underwear like fit plus the leak protection it has. The design is simple and cute. And has the same quality pamper diapers have only this have a big boy quality to them, that will make our babies fill like big boys. Unfortunately my baby boy who's 2 couldn't figure out they we're big boy training pant, my son has autism so it's a little harder for him to potty train. This can be really good on boys and girls that want to transition to big boys and girls undies. I really like the absorbency on them. And how easy they are to put on and remove. I would definitely recommend them and buy them in the future when my baby boy is more prepared for big boys underwear.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I only use this brand of diapers I buy a lot of diapers do going thru a lot I am wondering if I can have some coupons sent to me please I would really appreciate it so please please send me coupons for diapers

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves the "big kid" design and fun characters, and begs to wear them; but as far as potty training I've given up on them (and any similar product) In my opinion they're a less absorbent, more expensive version of a diaper. Compared to other brands they do hold up better so if this is the route you choose I'd say Easy Ups are the best route. But if potty training is difficult for your child, they will continue as if it were a diaper and you will just be changing more of them.

We recently potty trained our two year old. We use pull ups only at night. If my son pees in the diaper at night he also wets everything else. I’m so sick of washing clothes and sheets. I’m going back to diapers. I bought the biggest box I could of pull ups thinking I would like these like I like the diapers. All I am is disappointed with 90 useless pull ups. Save your money moms!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love Pampers Easy Ups! I've tried other brands, and always came back to these. Other brands tear easily with the many "ups & downs" that happen with trips to the potty. They are comfy and cute as well!! Thank you Pampers!

I absolutely love these for their absorbency factor and they are easy for me to put on my very active son who hates diaper changes (the real reason I bought them). The only thing I can't stand is taking them off! He is not quite potty training yet so when I have to change a poopy diaper, having to rip the sides can create quite a mess at times. I don't like Huggies products, but I do love their velcro sides and wish these had the same. So easy to take off and you can secure the diaper into a ball before disposing so nothing falls out. If Pampers could add this feature it would be the perfect product!

I had tried using Huggies Pull Ups and then I switched to Pampers Easy Ups and they are so much better and a little bit cheaper. My son drinks a lot so this kind of pull up actually holds up to him. I will definitely continue to use these until I get him potty trained.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Thomas the Train Easy Ups are my sons favorite and this was only the beginning of potty training him. He gets go excited to wear them and enjoys going to to potty with Thomas. He is motivated to not "wet" Thomas so he can keep them on.