I have never bought anything aside from Pampers products since my daughter was born. She is now over 2 and half years old. Easy-Ups are awesome compared to others that family or daycare have put her in! They are much softer and more absorbent than other brands she has tried. From Swaddlers to Easy-Ups, my daughter has grown up in Pampers and will until she doesn't need them anymore!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So...love the absorbency and love that they are just like underwear and you don't have to worry about the sides losing their stickiness or not staying attached. The only downside is if your child poops in them...you have to rip the sides. Other than that, they are great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you have a little man who is between diapers and underwear, these are worth the purchase! We used these at night and they work great. They are soft and comfortable for your child. My son loved the train themed pictures on them. They pull up easy and have easy tear sides in case theres a number 2 accident. The pampers easy ups are very absorbant so no worries about leaks. The only downside is that these are a bit pricy in comparison to store brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What I like best is the elastic waist that really hugs my toddler. I wish they were reusable. While they are easy to tear, once torn, they can't be refastened. My toddler loves the Hello Kitty design. I wish there were more designs to choose. Of course, I know that will come at a cost. I also wish there was a more absorbent night-time option. I'm testing out other brands for overnight use. Overall, these are meeting our needs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are fantastic. They fit both my boy and girl so much better than the competition. Considerations/complaints: 1. They are cliché blue = boy, and pink = girl in styling. I have noticed that performance wise, there is no real difference. My boy wears the pink Dora ones as well as my daughter wears the blue Thomas ones. 2. Slightly scented. I don't find their smell to be particularly bothersome, but if you are sensitive to scented items, these could definitely be a problem.

My son likes wearing these but with potty training it almost hasn't clicked that these are more like underwear and he shouldn't mess in them. They tear on the side so be careful putting the on and pulling off. I do like that they tear when it comes to changing #2, this way I don't have to slide the diaper down and off my child's leg... You get the picture. With the easy tearing I can just get them off before a bath or change without a hassle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My three year old was late with potty training but these training pants really helped him feel like a "big boy." In particular, he loved being able to tear them apart to remove them. They key was that they were so were so comfortable and felt very much like real underwear- It made the transition to real undies flawless.

I love the design character on the pulls. However I had a few issues with the pull ups. My toddler wears ‘6’ and I don’t know what was going on but these pull ups were just not guy hood. I constantly had to pull them out the butt and also adjust to fit her over her tush. They do absorb well. But compared to the Pamper 360 Cruisers, I definitely go with 360 over these. Love the tab inn the back so can safely secure whatevers in when disposing.

We are diehard Pampers diapers users and turned, of course, to Pampers when it came time to potty train. Our daughter's school allows only big girl panties, but, the Pampers Easy Ups were what we used in 10hr car rides to Grandma's and every night. Because they are an up/down pull on style, they mimicked her daytime panties perfectly. The other brand has tabs on the side that we had to borrow from a cousin on an overnight trip and she was upset that I was putting her back in baby diapers. Potty training is such a sensitive time, I ran out and got her Easy ups. Thank you Pampers for helping our daughter through potty training!

My 3 year old absolutely loves the Dora designs on these training pants. She calls them her "Big Girl Bottoms". I think potty training is only effective when you use the proper techniques. These pants won't train your child to use the potty but they do make a nice reward for using the potty chair. They are not as absorbent as a regular diaper so I only let my daughter wear her "Big Girl Bittoms"as a reward when she uses her potty chair. Otherwise, she might just treat them as a fancy diaper.