[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are so great for potty training. My son liked that they were for "big boys" and he loves thomas the train so that was a plus. Even when he had accidents at night, they didn't leak. They were very comfortable and fit best compared to other brands I tried.

I tried almost every pull-up available and Pampers Easy Ups were the best. Unlike others they are soft and not paper like. I also liked the stretchy sides for easy up and down, I found this to be much easier than other brands that have "Velcro" sides. My son also liked them and as a mom working on potty training that was probably the biggest plus.

The fabric on the diaper invariably rips when pulling it up. After changing my son for three years, these are one of the flimsiest waist bands around. Also when putting them on, there is no release and connect when putting them on, so my son needs to remove all shoes and pants prior to using these diapers. This is a commonly found on most pull up diapers.

We only use Pampers products in this house since the birth of my son, and he's now 2 1/2. Trust me I tried them all and the only ones that don't leak is pampers. Recently I ran out of easy-ups so I just went to the closest store which didn't have easy-ups so I got the closes thing. What a mistake that was I only used one on my son and it leaked. Wow I was mad cause they wasn't cheap and I had to get out again and go buy my beloved easy-ups! When I got home I compared the two and I see why the others ones leak, they are so cheaply made compared to the pamper brand. I'll never waste my time or money on any other brand! Pampers are the ones for us!!

These have definitely been great while training my son. Unfortunately he needs the separation of "diapers" and underwear so they haven't worked as well for us, but I still use when on long car rides and nap times. They are easy enough for him to still get up and down on his own when he needs to. They are soft and not as bulky as diapers under his clothes

The pampers easy ups are a great transition to potty training. They are easy for parents and kids to pull up and down when going to the potty. They are very absorbent both during the day and night. If you are actively potty training I would recommend going with underwear due to the fact that the easy ups are so absorbent and kids might not feel the wetness.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Yahoo for Pampers, these are the best ever! I am raising grandchildren and my first boy ever. These are the only pull ups that really keep him dry. No matter where he is or what we are doing, they work. Did I mention how easy they are to get on and off and how he loves the design too? We love them!!

I absolutely love these for their absorbency factor and they are easy for me to put on my very active son who hates diaper changes (the real reason I bought them). The only thing I can't stand is taking them off! He is not quite potty training yet so when I have to change a poopy diaper, having to rip the sides can create quite a mess at times. I don't like Huggies products, but I do love their velcro sides and wish these had the same. So easy to take off and you can secure the diaper into a ball before disposing so nothing falls out. If Pampers could add this feature it would be the perfect product!

The easy-up would be so much better if the sides could be re-fastened after opening. I had used Pampers since birth but had to switch to Huggie's pull-ups as my daycare required a training pant that could be easily opened and re-fastened on the sides.

I have not used these for my son. But as a teacher in the 2 year old class at a preschool, I have helped to potty train dozens of children. I did not see any advantage to potty training for the kids whose parents bought these (or any) training pants compared to the parents who just went from diapers straight to underwear. If you have the extra money, maybe it will work for your child. But these are harder to change than a diaper for bowel movements, so I personally plan to use regular diapers until my son is consistently using the toilet and then switching straight to underwear (I sometimes see children delaying potty training because being wet or dirty in a pair of training pants is not as uncomfortable as being soiled in a pair of undies)