[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is right for the children who are potty trained except for naps and night time. Makes them feel like they are still wearing underwear without the leaks. I used this product to help my child still be independent in the potty training process without me having to constantly put a diaper on or oofc if them

As this is my first child , I tried many brands of diapers and pull ups. Pampers has always been the one i stuck with because all the other i found leaked or the feeling of the diaper was not soft like Pampers are. The pull ups are easy to potty train with and if they happen to have a # 2 accident you can rip the side of the pull up to take off like a diaper so no mess. They work great for my child and i will use them for my next on the way.

We use Pampers Pull-Ups for my 2 year old daughter. Walmart never has her size in the girl designs so we go with the boys. She does not mind one bit. She is fully potty trained throughout the day so we only use these at night! They are very absorbant for when she has accidents at night, the feel of them are great. They feel like cloth so they are comparable to panties/underwear.

I have found a different brand of pull ups for my son as we are potty training but these are a close second out there. We tried these first but found that the huggies pull UPS are a little better only because they come looking like underwear/pull-UPS but also have the option to open like a diaper if necessary. it comes in handy so if you're on the go and an accident does happen, you don't have to take off your childs shoes, pants, etc. But other than that, pampers are an awesome alternative and still have nothing bad to say!!

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!

My nephew uses these, along with his sister. He's been doing great and the only reason he still uses them still is in case he goes in the middle of the night before he makes it to the bathroom. They were the perfect diaper for potty training him and he was so proud to not use his diaper! They are very absorbent!

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.

Live the fit of these but why do the have a scent to them? I tried a small pack because I wanted to try them on my son after reading someone's comment that they didn't have a scent to them. They were wrong and now I have a pack i can't use. For for those sensitive to scents, this product is not for you. Would you please not use any type of scent on your products? I would completely switch if it weren't for that!

I purchased the small size (2T) for my 18 month old son, and they were way too small. I then purchased the mid size (3T) for him, and they are exceptionally snug. I have now had to purchase the 4T just to get them over his hips and he's not even 2 years old yet. Seriously, who is sizing these pants? I have had to move to another brand just to get some pants on him.

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)