I hate the fact that you have to remove the child's pants and shoes to put these on. Other brands (Huggies, Target brand) have the "Velcro" sides, so you just have to pull the sides apart, put the pull up on the child, and re-"Velcro" the sides up. With these, you have to remove the child's shoes and pants, put on the pull up, and put their pants and shoes back on. It's especially a hassle if they have shoes on that tie. I'm a two-year-old teacher at a daycare, so I change over 50 pull-ups a day (11 kids). These types of pull-ups are the bane of my existence!!

Well, if anybody read my review on UnderJams, they won't be surprised by this. After learning my nephew wets the bed while I was keeping him during a vacation, I had to make an executive decision about daytime wear. My brother, of course, let me know nothing about my nephew's habits and to be fair, my nephew is pretty potty-trained, but I guess it's a little harder for boys than it is for girls? That's what I've heard. The morning after the bed wetting, with all I have to do, I decided to pick up a pack of Easy Ups just in case. Turns out I have great instincts because it wasn't too long into the day before my nephew had a whoops. We swapped underwear for these and, throughout the week, there were more accidents, but at least I didn't have to do laundry over them or scrub the carpet. My nephew does not, apparently, wear these at home and all I can think is...they are doing so much unnecessary work cleaning up after him just to be able to put him in underwear. Not so brilliant, guys.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used easyups a couple of times a few years ago with my now 6 year old and didn't care for them. I now have a 4 year old son with special needs and I got a sample a month or so ago and gave them another try and was pleasantly surprised!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy Ups are great for potty training! I have tried using regular diapers when potty training my son and they are so inconvenient when taking off and putting back on. Easy Ups are easy to slide off and slide back on after using the potty. Getting ready to potty train my second son and will be stocking up on these in the near future!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been pre-potty training & decided to make the switch! Best choice ever, these are amazing! He knows they feel different and give him confidence to take on/off since they are so easy to change. They are absorbent enough to last through the night so I don't have to switch back & forth between diapers.

My two and half year old is taking his time to accept the potty.... a source of many mommy frustrations. However, these training pants are definitely bridging the gap and is really helpful in making the transition for both of us. Not to mention, he loves Diego!

These pull ups are not easy to change if you are out in public. You have to strip down a wiggly child completely to put a dry pull up on. Wish there were velcro sides to make changing easier. Plus I find the pull ups rip too easly when trying to put on the child.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My baby is 17 months & he has been wearing Pampers since he was born. Lately we have been getting damaged diapers in different boxes a total of 4, which is 4 too many. WHY??? I am very surprised and disappointed because this should't be. The value is expected to be excellent and its very disappointing!!! I'm better off buying a store brand!!!

Both my children use Pampers Easy Ups. This is the only brand my kids have been able to use with their sensitive skin. I have tried multiple different kinds, and Pampers Easy Ups are the best for price and quality. They do not leak, they are fairly priced, they work well for sensitive skin, and my kids say they are very comfortable. Many other brands led to rashes, or were uncomfortable and didn't fit them properly. Both of my kids have used these all through potty training, and now for night time accidents. I have never had a single issue with these, and my kids LOVE the designs!

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?