I bought these because my son wanted the Diego design and Pampers are a good brand. I had purchased Huggies prior to this and liked them, but didn't think there'd be much of a difference. I was wrong. Huggies Pull-Ups have the "Easy Open Sides" and that is very convenient. It's so frustrating to have to take off shoes & pants when needing a new pair in a public bathroom. The other thing is that the color change symbols are so light that there's no incentive to keep it there like on the Pull-Ups... he can't see them. He has trouble pulling up both types, but did better with the Pull-Ups. I've never had either type rip when pulling them up myself or having him do it as mentioned by others. I also like that the Pull-Ups have a cool feel as an indicator to him that he's had a bit of a leak and instigates him to use the potty. The Easy Ups don't have anything like that and we have not had any progression toward better potty training. It doesn't bother him to be wet while in the Easy Ups :-( I've also found that they are much more likely to leak at night than the other brand. Size has not been a factor with either brand. I find that I have to edge toward a smaller size since my son is tall and thin, but I have to do that with all brands of diaper/training pants. I just go by the weight measurement instead of the size number and have had good results. I really like Pampers Swaddlers for my infant and have really great results, but the Easy Ups just don't measure up to Pampers' usual high standards. I'm going back to the other brand. Hope this helps the other moms out there.

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Let's just take a minute to appreciate the character. I mean, which toddler does not like trains. Mine is obsessed and for this reason alone we love it. In addition, they are great for potty training, but the train is where its at.

[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.

My son is now potty trained and his daycare went straight from diapers to underwear, but we still wear these at night just in case. He just loves the Diego design, which make them more fun to wear. The few times he has had an accident overnight, they still worked just as great as Pampers diapers. No leaks!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is potty trained during the day but still needs something for at night. We used to love the pampers easy ups and they worked really well. But you recently changed the design and he has leaked out of them EVERY SINGLE TIME he's worn them! It's very discouraging for him and he'd wake up crying that he leaked when he never used to leak with the old design. We've since switched to huggies and he hasn't leaked at all with them. Disappointing because I've always used pampers for both my boys

Well, if anybody read my review on UnderJams, they won't be surprised by this. After learning my nephew wets the bed while I was keeping him during a vacation, I had to make an executive decision about daytime wear. My brother, of course, let me know nothing about my nephew's habits and to be fair, my nephew is pretty potty-trained, but I guess it's a little harder for boys than it is for girls? That's what I've heard. The morning after the bed wetting, with all I have to do, I decided to pick up a pack of Easy Ups just in case. Turns out I have great instincts because it wasn't too long into the day before my nephew had a whoops. We swapped underwear for these and, throughout the week, there were more accidents, but at least I didn't have to do laundry over them or scrub the carpet. My nephew does not, apparently, wear these at home and all I can think is...they are doing so much unnecessary work cleaning up after him just to be able to put him in underwear. Not so brilliant, guys.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Toddlers ages 4 and 5 used during the day for potty training. Great pull up! No cons at all! This pull up works very well! Would highly recommend to anyone potty training a toddler! No leaks and worked better than any other pull up I've ever tried. In my opinion pampers is the best brand I have ever tried

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is twenty months old and is ready for potty training. He loves these easy to wear training pants and it helps him go alone when I'm too busy to accompanied him to his potty. It's a great way to encourage a child to be a bit more independent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used huggies pull ups for my older children, but I tried easy ups with my youngest son. The fit and absorbency is so much better! The material is more comfortable, and the night time editions never leak. My son loves that there are always new characters and designs.