[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So much better than pull ups because the sides don't open as easy and they're much more absorbent and durable. My daughter loves the Thomas ones. Only complaint is that I don't think they should be gender specific. Have Thomas ones and Princess ones, no need to say they're specifically for boys or girls.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried another brand of pull on diapers, and they leaked and were not soft. The easy ups are so soft, go up and down easy, and fit my slim child amazing. I use these at night with zero leaks. All other disposable diapers I've used at night leak!! Love these!

These were disappointing to say the least. Not only is the fragrance overbearing they are just disappointing. They seem very bulky and cumbersome. We tried these to see if we could encourage more potty training and it's messy and not helpful. He was uncomfortable in them 3t-4t, he wrights 37lbs, the 4t-5t we way too big

My boys grew up in pampers, so I went to easy ups., we tried the store brand and pull ups as we'll. I love the easy ups they are much softer and easier on my sons skin. I thought I needed the easy close sides. The other brand had... But. Quickly realized. That they come undone or the velcro would stab his skin, The easy ups still let him know he is wet but still absorb a big kids bladder

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that even a size up (my store was cleared out of the 2T-3T), my skinny little guy can wear because of the super stretchy waist band. And it's easy enough for mom to tear the sides, but not for toddler to pull off (like he was doing with his diapers)!

I wanted to love these but the scent is so strong and overpowering. Scent = FRAGRANCE = CHEMICALS! My daughter has always worn the unscented diapers so I was very unhappy to see that they didn't offer a scentless and more free and pure easy up option!

My son is three now and potty training isn't going great. He loves to use the bathroom on the big potty but actually letting us know? Nope - there are too many other, more important things to do. However, Pampers Easy-ups are the only slip-on training pants that can hold up when he forgets and not leak. I highly recommend Pampers for the training parent and even to the more-than-average stubborn child. :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While potty training my son, I bought these and he instantly loved them since they had Thomas the tank engine on them. But I wouldn't say they helped with potty training. They, as are any training diaper, are more like a diaper than underwear. I don't see a big difference between a training diaper and a regular diaper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the only diapers I use for my son now that I'm potty training him holds so much more per and has his favorite cartoon on them which makes him excited to wear them and they definitely don't sag as much when he pees I've reccomended these to alot of my family

The look and feel of Easy Ups are a great Transition product from diapers to underwear. The underwear-like design helps my son familiarize himself with how underwear should fit and feel. The ease with which he can pull them up and down by himself because of the super stretchy sides helps make potty training easier as he can get in the bathroom himself and feel like he's taking control of the whole process of using the toilet. I'm also impressed with how well the Easy Ups keep him dry throughout the night in those instances where he has an overnight accident. I don't have to worry about middle of the night changings of his Easy Ups or bedding as the product holds a considerable amount of wetness. It also has the same reliable ability to keep wetness away from his skin. I really like that I have a training pant that I can count on to do the job of protecting my child's skin from wetness like a diaper does, but is designed more like underwear so we can get him familiarized with what real underwear should function as.