[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers pull-ups are a poor product. More common than not the sides of the pull-ups are not connected rendering the product unwearable. At least with other brands they have reconnecting sides so you're able to take them off and reattach them as needed. But with Pampers the sides are supposed to come connected (although they don't always). Also the material used to make the pull-ups rips very easily making it very difficult for a toddler to pull up and down the product on their own.

When potty training my 2 year old I used these to make it easier to pull up and down when you bring them in the bathroom frequently. I actually would prefer pull ups not to have "fun" characters since my goal is for the child not to want to wear the diaper and put on underwear instead. It is a great product and I am sure it works great for people that don't want accidents. I only used these for a short period of time and decided that he would learn from accidents and let him only have underwear instead.

I have been through about 7 different brands of pull-ups and easy ups to help with potty training for my son. These are the only ones that have not only caught his attention with the designs and characters but they are more comfortable than any other brand we have tried. They are very absorbant which is amazing because my son can really fill up his potty and pull up.

My son isn’t potty training, he’s only 14 months old and weights 35 lbs. He’s not fat either he’s just in 95% tile for his age. He’s also 32 inches tall. Anyhow! These easy ups are great because we are still in diapers and size 7 is hard to find in stores! Plus he Moves around so much that I can’t Velcro the other style anyway. We love love love easy ups! They are so soft on the sides and soke up a lot of whatever comes there way! Hehe

I bought these because my son wanted the Diego design and Pampers are a good brand. I had purchased Huggies prior to this and liked them, but didn't think there'd be much of a difference. I was wrong. Huggies Pull-Ups have the "Easy Open Sides" and that is very convenient. It's so frustrating to have to take off shoes & pants when needing a new pair in a public bathroom. The other thing is that the color change symbols are so light that there's no incentive to keep it there like on the Pull-Ups... he can't see them. He has trouble pulling up both types, but did better with the Pull-Ups. I've never had either type rip when pulling them up myself or having him do it as mentioned by others. I also like that the Pull-Ups have a cool feel as an indicator to him that he's had a bit of a leak and instigates him to use the potty. The Easy Ups don't have anything like that and we have not had any progression toward better potty training. It doesn't bother him to be wet while in the Easy Ups :-( I've also found that they are much more likely to leak at night than the other brand. Size has not been a factor with either brand. I find that I have to edge toward a smaller size since my son is tall and thin, but I have to do that with all brands of diaper/training pants. I just go by the weight measurement instead of the size number and have had good results. I really like Pampers Swaddlers for my infant and have really great results, but the Easy Ups just don't measure up to Pampers' usual high standards. I'm going back to the other brand. Hope this helps the other moms out there.

I have been trying to potty train my son more and more now. I love the easy ups because compared to huggies pull ups, easy ups are softer and the have more coverage. Huggies made my son break out because the sides of them are rough. Pampers easy ups are soft and very great. But I can never find the big boxes for boys in stores in his size.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We actually only use them at night now! But my little one likes the easy ups better than pull ups. He found them very comfortable, and easier to put on. Thanks to the stretchy wasteband. I like the fact that the sides are easy to rip, and not velcro. In my house that seems to make them diapers.

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!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] No leaks in the case of overnight accidents. Our son did not really want to wear "diapers" after the age of 3-4 but we pointed out how these are more like underpants that keep his bedsheets dry, so they would work better for overnights (than underpants) while he was still learning how to hold his potty all night, or especially when sick (prone to accidents). Cute designs for boys/girls depending on the packaging (well labeled) and there are always coupons available online for discounts.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This pampers product worked well for my son. They are very easy for him to pull up and down him self and don't bunch up. They hold well in the emergency cases that happen in life too while helping train. Overall I'd definitely recommend.