[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got those for night time, they absorb a lot but every couple of nights we still wake up wet, which is annoying. We use pampers since NB and love the softness but the price is not for everyone's budget.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers pull-ups are by far the best brand on the market. We did prefer the previous side panels over the current. When pulling the new pull-ups down, it's very easy for them to tear which leads to using more pull-ups than necessary.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this diaper as a sample and I gave it a try. My son who is almost 2 loves it he pulls it up and down in a snap he doesn't know how to potty train as yet but this is definitely better than the other brand that opens at the sides because he's opens it by himself. This diaper does get hard to clean if he makes a mistake and does number 2 overall I would purchase this again.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the Pampers brand of diapers and training products. The brand itself stands for quality so I was thrilled to try these training pants. Unfortunately they did not help in the potty training process of my 2 1/2 yr old. He need to be reminded to use the potty alternates between cotton underwear & trainers. My hope was that these would feel like the cotton underwear and urge him to use the potty. Unfortunately they must have felt too much like a diaper, that he used them like a diaper. I've noticed with other children wearing trainers that with the waistband that goes all around (no tabs) the kids pull at the sides realizing the trainers are like their underwear. My toddler didn't do that, as I said he thought they were too close fitting to a diaper. As for the amount they held, obviously they held far less than hoped for, so a diaper was needed due to the size of the child.

We were ready to start potty training and thought it would make sense to start using pull ups overnight first. Bad idea on our part! They have much less absorbency than the swaddlers diapers and leaked every time. However, our son is only 20 mo old, so there is a lot to collect overnight. We have tried using them during the day and they have great absorbency.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I could not use them as I have a girl and they were for boys, but this product is high quality and I would have used them if they had been for girls. Overall, this product is definitely a good one to try.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this to my brother's son. He loves it very much. He said he grew up! His mother told me that this is a good product for potty train. I think I will try this first when my daughter start potty train.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The new Pampers Easy ups are much softer than the old ones. My little one is actually excited to put these on and is very excited that he can pull these down when he needs to go to the bathroom. Would like more character options if possible but if not, we are huge Thomas fans and those will do!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is right for all kids who walk, my little guy is 22 months old and they were so easy to put on and take off.He evens help put them on, no laying him down on dirty floors, or changing tables. Just rip off the old one, wipe his butt and put a new one on. I really can't think of any cons it is so easy to use and really love them better than diapers. Waylon had a habit of unhooking his diaper which was a hassle especially with #2, but no more problem with Easy Ups. His brother is 8 months old and as soon as he can walk he will be using them