[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have always been a Pampers family. We used swaddlers for years and still use sensitive wipes. That's why I was so disappointed when Easy Ups didn't work for us. My almost 3 year old loved the Thomas train design and they were very absorbent (no leaks) however, they were not comfortable for my toddler. He was constantly adjusting them as they seemed be riding up. He's a tall slender boy (~35 lbs) and even the largest size (4 - 5t) still caused problems. So, sadly we had to find brand.

First, I have always been a huge lover of Pampers. My 21 month old son did best with Pampers for his diaper brand so naturally we decided to try the Easy Ups. I have tried luvs and huggies but he is a heavy wetter and they never held up! I find that my son likes the Easy Ups and so do I. They have good absorbency, he can tell the appearance between them and a diaper and overall a great product. My only negative about them is they don't have a tab that opens to allow you to put them on and off. The side are simple to rip off If he has an accident however if we are out I have to completely take off his bottoms to replace It with a new pair.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy ups are by far my favorite training pants for my son. They are super soft & stretchy, absorbent when needed, look & feel like real big boy underwear , and very easy to change. They run a little smaller than some of the other brands, but that doesn't really take away from the product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First of all - thank you for the privilege goven yo try and review the Product. I liked the softness of the material and how was easy to pull up. I disliked the fact that once the sides were opened, we can't close anymore. If your child rips the side open by accident, you just wasted a good diaper. Also, not a good choice for overnight as it will noy hold well.

I really love Pampers Brand but once your toddler starts potty training it’s not easy to use when Daycare request the Velcro and you have to switch brands because Pampers doesn’t make them for Potty Training. As much as I spend to get a good diaper they should create something that competes against other competitors and to keep it loyal customers.

even now that my son is completely potty trained...some accident can happen!!!and it usually happen during long travelling.. So: we travelled on the airplane for 13 hours, and even the toilet was always there,some drop could happen.Pampers easy up was the best solution :j ust change a little wet diaper and the kid was completely fine,even psichologically!! Thank you Pampers!!

[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

We use these Easy Ups for training our autistic toddler. He usually hates any kind of change, but transitioned to the Easy Ups really well. Like the diapers, the quality is good. In my son's case, I think we could use a little more absorbency, as we've had a few minor leaks. He does drink a lot of liquids, so we are going up to the next size, while making for frequent trips to the potty, to see if that helps with the leaking. Otherwise, no major issues. They are cute, soft and help him learn how to pull his pants up and down. And unlike other brands, we've never experienced any issues with rashes when using Pampers' brands. We will only use Pampers.

I had the twins in Pampers brand since birth and was upset that "New and Improved" meant "pay more, get less". When I tried Huggies instead, all I had to do was look at and feel the difference....my 3 year old son was SOAKED in the Huggies. Pampers may not be the least expensive, but they have proved their worth to me!

We love be the easy ups diapers. My son loves that they have Diego and Thomas the train on them and asks for the character that he feels like wearing. My only negative comment is that they don't have a side opening feature like the pull-up diapers of other brands that can open and adjust to the waist size of the child. Also when changing my child with the easy ups I have to remove his shoes and pants to put a new one on which can be challenging when you are constantly on the go.