Pampers Easy Ups are hands down better than Huggies Pull Ups. The only issue that I have seen is that they do tend to leak if they are wet more than 1 time. Having a 2 year old boy that is active and don't want to stop playing, we have had a couple of accidents when he has chose to keep on playing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used a few of these with my son he was a little under the weight of them but they did work for him but were a bit hard for me to get on him as wasn't used to pulling up but they did work great. The design was also perfect for my son he loves trains. These were very good was no leakage but they were not what we are used to but did really like what they could do.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have had to swap to these from huggies pull ups because these fit our toddler better size wise.We are in 4t-5t and love the material & absobancy of these diapers.I do like that you can tear the diaper from the sides to get off easier but i do wish they had the velcro sides to make putting on easier.We use them as typical diapers,I hate having to take off his pants and shoes/socks just to change his diaper(huggies spoiled me).Make these in a nighttime version & larger sizes for bigger kids plz

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My three year old is potty trained, but still needs a little back-up at night. Easy Ups give great coverage and aren't as stiff and bulky as other brands. Keep up the great work, the new stretchy sides give a better feel!

[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!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always used pampers brand. Im not sure why the change, it was a terrible move by pampers. Now it seems to leak and not fit quite right. It has the fit and feel to huggies which I never used because of the Velcro closure not being reliable. It's not the wrong size, as I've noticed the response by pampers affiliates to other comments. Something in the style changed for the worse and they are not what they used to be. I hate to say I may have to switch to something else similar before change.

easy ups for boys is better than that one for girls but ,overall the both is very good product nice design easy change and help in potty training ,i wish if the is some potty training tips how to start with kids ,or suggestion approach that will be helpfull

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the best hands down! I'm a mother of six and I have used Pampers with all of my babies. I've tried Huggies Pull-Ups and they leaked everywhere! If you don't like changing your baby clothes every couple of hours I highly recommend these! My son also has very sensitive skin, and I've never had a rash issue with Pampers. They are well worth the money and the coupons they offer makes them affordable to keep my baby in. Trust it's less of a headache to deal with!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i bought these for my 2 year old and it just confused him when it came to going to the restroom. he thought it was ok cuz he didnt feel wet. i was better off with training him with underwaer in less than a week he was potty trained

My son started potty training, and we went straight for the Pampers product because that has been our only brand since he was born. The diapers were cute with the Diego design - but the sides of the diapers are a real pain. Huggies has pull ups that the sides come undone like a diaper... just in case. Trying to get the Pamper pull ups off when he has an accident isn't easy or clean - I like having the options of a diaper when I need to clean him up. Maybe you can work this into your design?