[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been buying Pampers easy ups for the past year with out any problems. But now, ever since we bought this last box of Easy Ups, my son is waking up wet every few nights and I'm washing sheets. Did the product change? I looked online to see if I bought the wrong kind but I only see one type.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These training pants fit my 3.5 year old great. They definitely fit more like underwear than the huggies brand. My only pet peeve is that he likes to take the training pants off by opening the sides and this was more difficult with this brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We decided to continue with Pampers products during potty training since we loved them for our babies. My son loves to be like his big brother and pull down his underwear but at least the occasional messes are contained and he can still feel like a "big boy" at night!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Pamper's easy ups fit my son a lot better than any other brand of pull up's that we have tried, and the quality of the pull up's from Pampers is by far the best than any other brand. They have helped make potty training a success, and before make cleaning up an accident very easy. A great product all the way around!

Pampers Easy Up Training Pants have been the best product for my potty training toddler. They are super absorbent for accidents and the sides easily come apart if he needs changed. Otherwise, he pulls them up and down like underwear to go potty. He, also, loves the Thomas the Train design.

These pull ups fit well and we love the Diego design. The only drawback might be that they hold a little too well. He doesn't get that wet, uncomfortable feeling, so there isn't a lot of incentive to avoid wetting in them. Harder for potty training, but comfortable for the little guy. It's a trade off.

We love Pampers Easy Ups and after many nights of changing bedding in the middle of the night we have switched to using Pampers Easy Ups for both of my boys who are daytime trained but not nighttime trained. They work great and don't leak. They fit well and are easy to pull up and down. My boys love the Thomas designs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just started potty training my toddler with the Pampers Easy Ups Training Pants and so far, so good. It is a bit hard for us to pull the training pants up and down even though the sizing is accurate. Also wish there are different characters and less "busy" prints.

I switched over from Pampers Cruisers because my 16 month old was opening the velcro sides. When he had on shorts he would take them off and then the diaper. This was funny at first but now he stands up in his crib and pees on his floor. These Easy Ups are the only thing he'll actually wear. It's a little hard to change him but totally worth it because he is not peeing all over the floor. Please do not make these velcro sided!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always used pampers brand. Im not sure why the change, it was a terrible move by pampers. Now it seems to leak and not fit quite right. It has the fit and feel to huggies which I never used because of the Velcro closure not being reliable. It's not the wrong size, as I've noticed the response by pampers affiliates to other comments. Something in the style changed for the worse and they are not what they used to be. I hate to say I may have to switch to something else similar before change.