[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] ITS COMFORTABLE TO PUT ON AND AND THERE'S NO LEAK. ITS COMFORTABLE FOR MY BABY BECAUSE HE WAS GETTING SCRATCHES FROM THE STICKY BANDS OF SWADDLES DIAPERS. SO I SWITCHED TO PULL UPS. EVEN THOUGH I HAVENT STARTED POTTY TRAINING.

I have always used the brand Pampers for my baby boy, and I would never exchange them for any other brand. I have tried different brands, thinking maybe to go a little bit cheaper, but it's not worth it. Quality is always the smart choice and Pampers is the best. Also the difference in price is really small. Totally happy, and my baby too

As I said for the girls' easy-ups, both my older girls have used them successfully to potty-train. I really thought my boy would be difficult #he's the only guy in the bunch#. Thank goodness for Pampers and Daddy. Wanting to be like Daddy meant wanting to wear underwear...and my son got used to the easy-ups. It took him a little longer than my daughters, but he has been very proud of himself when he catches an emergency and dashes for the bathroom. They're great products.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think the pampers easy up is right for toddlers that are been potting training. I use the pampers easy up with my son to be train to go to the restroom but I think his not ready. I like it because there's for boy and girls. I think the pampers easy up is a good product for toddlers that are ready for training. There are NICE and easy to put them on and take off.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son was pretty quick to pick-up on potty training. I heard boys can be more difficult to train at bedtime. We used Swaddlers when he was a baby and had no issues. We continued with the Pampers brand. My son LOVE that Thomas is on the front. They are easy for him to put on and off himself. When he does urinate at night, everything stays in and NO leaks.

I used to use Pull Ups and this time thought of trying Easy ups. I regret the decision. My 3 yr old soaked in urine just 3 hrs after I made him wear this. With Pullups even in the morning he used to wake up dry. Not sure why pampers designed them this way :(

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a great way to involve your child in the potty training experience and reward them throughout. Their absorbency is wonderful and can last thru the night if needed. best part about them is the very easy access to remove quickly. Thank You Pampers for another great product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is wearing the size that is fitted for him, they're super soft, and absorb nicely, but the back side keeps sliding up into his backside haha uh oh. I think I'll stick with what I'm already using but thanks for the free sample!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Paul; Debbie's husband: Pull-ups were great. Good for absorbency just not as much as the swaddlers. Very easy to mistaken them for lil swimmers and they become overly water logged. This equals a ten pound diaper. Overall again a great product, and our two year old was ecstatic when the blue lines were still there after a night of sleeping in the pull-up.

The look and feel of Easy Ups are a great Transition product from diapers to underwear. The underwear-like design helps my son familiarize himself with how underwear should fit and feel. The ease with which he can pull them up and down by himself because of the super stretchy sides helps make potty training easier as he can get in the bathroom himself and feel like he's taking control of the whole process of using the toilet. I'm also impressed with how well the Easy Ups keep him dry throughout the night in those instances where he has an overnight accident. I don't have to worry about middle of the night changings of his Easy Ups or bedding as the product holds a considerable amount of wetness. It also has the same reliable ability to keep wetness away from his skin. I really like that I have a training pant that I can count on to do the job of protecting my child's skin from wetness like a diaper does, but is designed more like underwear so we can get him familiarized with what real underwear should function as.