[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers changed the design recently and, while we were open to giving it a try, we must report that we are very unsatisfied with the new version. The difference was immediately noticeable, as the new version seemed more flimsy right out of the box. The new version added a more flexible waistband, which is nice, but the absorbency is far less than the old version. With the old version, we never had a problem. With the new version, our son is waking up daily with his pajamas and bed soaked.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our daughter has trouble getting these on by herself but can get them off fine. If she pulls too vigorously of course they tear, but it takes quite a bit to get to that point. Good absorbency, though not as high as the other Pampers styles.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They work okay for us, my daughter uses these during the day, if your toddler urinated a lot I do not recommend for night use since these diapers do not have the same absorbency as a regular diaper does. They really are just meant for accidents and hold a good two urines but that's all. My daughter really likes the design, however they feel a bit stiff but it's not a big deal for us.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love pampers products! I have been using them since my daughter was born and I haven't been dissatisfied at all. I will continue to use and recommend them to everyone. Extremely useful for active potty training toddlers

I like to use the Pampers Easy Ups for my boys when potty training. My daycare is not as fond of using them because they don't have re-attachable sides (which makes changing them when the child has shoes on a bit more difficult), but I find that the tear away sides are fine for my needs. They are softer and seem to fit more trim on my long and skinny boys, so I prefer them over Pull-Ups.

Since day one of my son being born we have only used Pampers...started out with Swaddlers and now we are on to Easy Ups. We have started potty training a few weeks ago and whenever my son needs to go potty he lets us know, takes his pants off and throws them in the garbage. We have had great experience with these. The only problem we have had is that since our son doesn't know to go potty at night he leaks through the Easy Ups so we have to use the nighttime pants. Other than that these are awesome pants!!

My son is young but loves to practice on the potty and it can get kind of old for us having to take a diaper on and off. We like the easy ups because he can pull them up and down and they don't rip with his enthusiastic pulling up and down to sit on the potty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves the Thomas the train design and I love the ease of use. He began potty training two weeks ago and we've only used them at bedtime. They are absorbent enough to keep him dry throughout the night, and stretchy enough for him to comfortably maneuver them on his own to go to the bathroom in the morning.

I bought these for my niece, because my son wore the boy ones. In fact, she preferred the boy version, because she like Diego more :) Both seemed to work the same.This product is so soft, and my son wore Easy Ups around nine months old, because they fit him so well and absorbed so well. I reccomend these to everyone.

The fit of the training pants are great and the Diego character is a pleasure for my little boy; however the ease of changing is not so friendly for changing. especially when on a fully clothes child; you have to remove the shoes and take the pants off completely to put a new training pant on. That is the only downside of this product.