My son started potty training, and we went straight for the Pampers product because that has been our only brand since he was born. The diapers were cute with the Diego design - but the sides of the diapers are a real pain. Huggies has pull ups that the sides come undone like a diaper... just in case. Trying to get the Pamper pull ups off when he has an accident isn't easy or clean - I like having the options of a diaper when I need to clean him up. Maybe you can work this into your design?

I love pampers!!! They are by far the best diapers out there! The only problem I am having is that my 14 month old wont sit still to get his diaper changed. So I've had to switch him to easy ups. But then I realized that there is no Velcro and if he goes # 2 that I have to tear the sides and I can't close it back up to throw away. This is a very big inconvenience!!! I have decided to switch him to Higgins but I hate them bc they give him a rash so I've had to switch back to pampers now. Please put some Velcro on your easy ups to make it easier for mothers like who have a difficult time changing a wild baby.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love Pampers Easy Up diapers for boys. They look and feel like " big boy underwear. The top tabs are easy to rip off for those on the go and in a hurry moments. These diapers made potty training my baby that much more easier. Thank you Pampers!

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] my son loveeeees Thomas the train! he is in love with the designs on the easy ups, and is convinced if he has an accident in his easy up he will have an accident on poor Thomas so he mustn't be late to the potty station! lol

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I come to this review with a slightly different point of view. I am a child care provider, My children are grown. I provide care to 3 fabulous kiddos. Over a period of 10 years what I've discovered is that the potty training Pampers are just that - diapers. Until a child feels the wetness on their clothes, etc. it doesn't affect them. It's a great product, however, when you are out & trying to potty train.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First of all - thank you for the privilege goven yo try and review the Product. I liked the softness of the material and how was easy to pull up. I disliked the fact that once the sides were opened, we can't close anymore. If your child rips the side open by accident, you just wasted a good diaper. Also, not a good choice for overnight as it will noy hold well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love these for my 2.5 year old. We are working on potty training and these are the only ones we gave success with. He loves how they are more like his "big boy underwear". The are amazingly absorbent for bed time. The more success the better. I have recommended these time and time again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Don't even bother trying Huggies Pull-Ups. They are so rough/stiff. My son was always complaining about them itching. You need to buy these instead! I swear my son doesn't even feel the difference when wearing these versus his underwear.

I have not used these for my son. But as a teacher in the 2 year old class at a preschool, I have helped to potty train dozens of children. I did not see any advantage to potty training for the kids whose parents bought these (or any) training pants compared to the parents who just went from diapers straight to underwear. If you have the extra money, maybe it will work for your child. But these are harder to change than a diaper for bowel movements, so I personally plan to use regular diapers until my son is consistently using the toilet and then switching straight to underwear (I sometimes see children delaying potty training because being wet or dirty in a pair of training pants is not as uncomfortable as being soiled in a pair of undies)