[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product was perhaps too small for my grand daughter as she weights 25 lbs, while they were easy to pull up they also tore at the sides very easily and she was able to rip them open with minimal effort. This products might me more suitable in a larger size as they were a bit snug around the waist. I truly can't recommend this product at this time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves the characters on them and I love the cloth like feel to them, they keep him dry all night now that we are potty trained we still wear pullups at night to prevent the bedwetting and will never use any other brand

After having great success with Pampers Easy Ups for girls, we went to the store to pick up another package. My daughter was with me and when she saw Thomas the Train, she wanted to try that instead of Dora. I was a bit nervous about using them since they are specifically designed for boys. They work just as great and the best part is, no leaks at night!

I teach toddlers & one of our families brought these in for their son. He's 18 months and definitley NOT potty training yet. As a diaper, they are awful. You can tear away the sides for fast removal unless there is poo, then it's the same as a diaper. Putting on the new one is a total pain because I have to take off pants & shoes which takes much longer and is frustrating for the child. We've asked for regular diapers but this is all we have. It would be so much easier if they had the sides you could easily open & put back together. I would NEVER buy these for a child.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Four stars because these work great for my son, but the 4t-5t size is getting too small, and he is not willing to be potty trained at the moment. We can barely squeeze him into these and he is big, but skinny 6 yr old. He has learning delays and emotional concerns and will likely be in diapers for another year or so. These are the best fitting diapers of any kind! I don't know what parents of chubby kids do. I don't know what to do when he can no longer use these.

I absolutely love these!! My son can pull these on and off without help and loves the character designs. He REFUSES to wear anything else. They are cost effective and can't be the quality. It's nice to not have to worry about a leak or them coming torn.

When my son first started wearing Pull-Ups, I tried a couple Brands of Pull-Ups first. I tried Huggies brand and then I tried the Pampers Brand Pull Ups. After I opened the package and felt how thick, soft, and more absorbent the pampers pull ups were, I knew this was the brand I'd use every time. My son loved how soft they felt on him and I loved how much more absorbent they are than Huggies pull ups. I even saved money buying the pampers brand, because they were so absorbent that I didn't need to use as many in one day. So, in turn the pull ups last longer. I'd recommended these to anyone wondering which brand of pull ups to use!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] ITS COMFORTABLE TO PUT ON AND AND THERE'S NO LEAK. ITS COMFORTABLE FOR MY BABY BECAUSE HE WAS GETTING SCRATCHES FROM THE STICKY BANDS OF SWADDLES DIAPERS. SO I SWITCHED TO PULL UPS. EVEN THOUGH I HAVENT STARTED POTTY TRAINING.

My son has been in pampers since day 1 - we tried other brands and this was the BEST. We've been getting easy-ups for about 6 months now. He loves pulling-up his own diapers. Best of all - they offer great absorbency with a great price. They do not have a loud "swishy" sound like some of the other brands of pull-ups. I gave a 4 out of 5 because as they are easy-ups, it takes a bit more effort to get them off to clean vs. regular diapers and I just wish they had more designs other than Diego, but that's being nit-picky :P

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers pull-ups are by far the best brand on the market. We did prefer the previous side panels over the current. When pulling the new pull-ups down, it's very easy for them to tear which leads to using more pull-ups than necessary.