[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers just wants your money. Nobody needs these they never had them in the old days and you don't now. You can train almost any kid within' 2 weeks if you know how to . these just confuse children because it's still a diaper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My oldest has been in pampers since birth. He's potty trained but we use the pull-up at night. In September 2016, touting a new design, Pampers produced a completely inferior product. Leaked every night. We had to double-up to make it through the night. The old version was fantastic, but now I would highly warn against this product. I hope Pampers will bring back the old version: it actually worked.

These are the only pull-up style diapers I've tried so far, but the quality isn't as great as Pampers diapers. These do tear away easily on the sides, but the material is kind of cheap and snags a bit. They are ok for now but I might try a different brand once I'm done with this pack.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have just started potty training my son. We use only pampers products because we have found them to be superior to other brands. When he saw the box with Thomas on it he went crazy. It excited him- which was good for us. We want to make him excited to be potty trained. We have not been disappointed in these so far.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used these strictly at night time when my daughter was potty learning. These hold up great to the occasional night time accident. The easy up and easy down is great when she potty's herself. I like that the sides rip apart for easy clean up of messy undies. Good product for the money

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter,Abby just loves her "new big girl underwear". Abby loves Hello Kitty on her pull-ups!! When i change her,she takes an extra one with her downstairs so she can play with it or put it on her baby doll.Just wished that they came with another character when we buy a box.But, Abby still enjoys playing & putting them on..She gets excited after i give her a bath she pretends that she's a cat!!!!!! LOL :-) :-)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 year old loves these pull-ups. She couldn't wait to try the free samples we got in the mail. She calls them her Big Girl Panties. She's shown little interest in using her potty for the past few months. But, when she wears these she doesn't want to get them wet. So, she actually asks to sit on the potty without us prompting her. If she has an accident she says, "OH no! My panties!" If she is in a diaper, she does not acknowledge any of this and refuses to sit on the potty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are so much better than the Huggies brand training pants. I love that their elastic you on the side but not Velcro every time my toddler tried to pull up the Huggies brand he ripped them off and we had to put out a new one. These can last much longer throughout the day

My daughter is a little over 2. She's not as ready for potty training as I had hoped, but she will not wear diapers anymore. Easy-ups are a great alternative. They are much more absorbent than Pull-Ups, and they are easy to remove. I wish they came in other designs other than Dora (it's my personal opinion) and they could be a tad wider around the bottom area. My daughter has a shapely hip and bottom area, so they often migrate into a thong-like structure when wet. Buying the next size doesn't help either, as they are too loose in the waist at the next size. I still choose them over Pull-Ups, as Pull-Ups are low absorbency & result in wet clothes every time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Back when my son was young enough to use these they weren't quite as good as they are now, it has been a few years. But he always loved the designs. We are excited to try this product again when my newborn is old enough.