[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Only reason I don't likes easy ups is because of the sides. I do not like how the sides have to be torn. They "easy" tear away sides are not always easy to tear. I like how the pull up brand is more of the Velcro which can be refastened and can easily be undone especially when there is a dirty easy up/pull up. I am a total pampers fan except when it comes to potty training time...

I love Pampers diapers. Therefore, I assumed I would like the Easy-ups since we have transitioned to potty training. Boy, was I wrong. If there are accidents, it is a huge mess to try and get them off of a child. Especially if they went #2. There is not a quick exit for a parent to get an easy up off a child, the sides are not meant to tear. I tried doing it once and it still lead to a mess. I will purchasing the off/store brand or the Huggies equal. Sorry. However, I need something that will aid in potty training. And accidents are part of it.

We have always loved the Pampers brand, but when my son transitioned from diapers to trainers, we compared the different brands to see which we liked best. Pampers won again! They are much softer, not a stiff papery feel like Huggies. They don't have side velcro tabs like Huggies Pull-Ups, but that just makes them more like underwear. And you can just rip the sides apart to change them laying down, if your little one does have an accident. Plus Pampers Easy Ups absorbancy is superior to other brands of trainers. Definitely would recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loved the characters on the pull ups. It made things so much easier because he was happy to have his favorite characters on Accidents at night were so stressful before we started using Pampers. I thought I would never be able to quit washing bed sheets everyday but Pampers saved me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used the swaddlers until my son was 2, and the we transitioned to the easy-ups and he loves them! He says he's a "big boy" after pulling them on/off himself, and I really do think that the ease of use and comfortability of the easy-ups has made potty training so much easier!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While training pants are meant to assist in potty training, they often need to be changed like a diaper. Other brands feature side openings that are a little less cumbersome than tearing the sides, which seems like a bigger deal when you've got an upset toddler and a mess on your hands (literally.) Personally, I would rather skip training pants altogether this time around since they're basically a more expensive version of diapers.

We really wanted these to work for our one yr old, but they really are meant for older children. Ever since he started crawling and basically turning his diaper changing sessions into wrestling matches, we figured a pull-up type diaper would help our chances in actually winning the fight. Since we always used pampers, we decided this would be our pull-up type brand. Well, few things...1) while the pull up motion is great, the pull off process is a nightmare! For kids that are not potty trained you almost always have to tear the sides, esp with the number twos! 2) There is no back vs front indicator so when grandma comes over it is always on backwards. Despite these two downfalls, it does absorb like nobody's business so we use these at night and the huggies with the "tigger characters" durning the day because they solve problems 1 and 2 but they don't absorb the best...go figure!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull ups are very soft like underwear. They have great absorbency and do not leak overnight. My son loves the characters on the pull ups! They are very easy to pull off ans on. These pull ups are even cheaper than diapers! So start potty training now!

On a recent vacation, we did not have enough diapers, so we bought a competitors diaper it was less expensive. We also thought it will give us an opportunity to try out a different brand. What a mistake, in the middle of the night, we had the embarrassment of having to call for new sheets for the bed, during a visit to an amusement park, we had to buy extra clothes not because of the water park but because of leakage. Needless to say that we will definitely keep using Easy Ups as trying to save money cost us more in the end. You can't beat the quality of this product.

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.