[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They are soft and comfortable. They are absorbent and don't leak. My son can last all night in one and doesn't leak. That is a very important feature. I do wish they had easier sides to open for changing purposes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is in the midst of potty training currently and we have been using the easy-ups! I do believe he is less intimidated by the Thomas the Tank Engine design (since he watches Thomas all the time) and they are so easy for him to maneuver. He can pull them up/ down practically on his own without any help.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our son loved the designs on these Easy-Ups, and we as parents loved how easy they were to get up and down, as well as off when a big accident happens. Once our son was approaching near-potty-trained stage, he would even re-use these for a couple days - they were that durable!

I have been using training diapers for quite a long time with my toilet training toddlers students and with my child now. I think its easy to slip on however because of no velcro sides its a struggle to put on instead I have to rib it which is difficult for little hands to do it. It would also be different to have a variety of symbol like alphabet or numbers or different themes on the east ups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 3 year old is currently being potty trained. The easy ups are easy for him to take off and put on all by himself. He absolutely loves the trains on them. If he has a #2 accident you can easily take care of it by ripping the sides and not having to pull them off and possibly making a huge mess. I absolutely recommend these!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love these pull ups for my daughter, the only downside is that I wish their were more designs. It seems like Huggies has more of what attracts my daughter, but I can't use those on her because anything Huggies gives her a rash! Otherwise they are amazing and easy for her to pull down herself!

There seems to be a fine line between enough absorption to hold messes for potty training and too much that the child cannot feel any wetness. I feel these Easy-Ups absorb too well for the potty-training child. They cannot feel that they've wet until they're very wet, which defeats the purpose of potty training. I suggest using cloth underwear during the day for actual training. That being said, I very much like the consistency of using a diaper that can pull-up, so that it's underwear-like in application -- my child doesn't need me to help dress, so when getting ready for bed, the mechanics of dressing is the same as in the morning (with cloth underwear). My child does wet through this product at night, which is a bummer. I have to change half-way through the night. I might need to try a more absorptive night-time pull-up-type product. I stay with these, because my experience with Pampers has been top notch. They have my loyalty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son has always had sensitive skin, especially in his diaper area. I was so thankful to discover the Pampers Easy Ups. They are so soft and gentle for his skin. Only wish there were more character options.

LOVE the cruisers. HATE the easy ups! I too wish easy ups had the velcro sides like Huggies. I don't have a problem changing a #2 as you can just rip the sides open very easily. My problem is my kiddos are tiny. At age 3 they were each under 20 lbs (yes all 3 of them) and were wearing a size 3 diaper. Easy Ups start at a size 4 and didn't fit my little ones. Huggies, however, with the velcro sides could be adjusted tighter to fit so they don't leak. I prefer pampers products, but unfortunately the Easy Ups are not an option for us.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers pull-ups are a poor product. More common than not the sides of the pull-ups are not connected rendering the product unwearable. At least with other brands they have reconnecting sides so you're able to take them off and reattach them as needed. But with Pampers the sides are supposed to come connected (although they don't always). Also the material used to make the pull-ups rips very easily making it very difficult for a toddler to pull up and down the product on their own.