[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!

I've been buying some of the Easy Ups to help convince my son to potty train. He likes that he can put them on by himself, but he misses the characters on his old diapers, (Sesame Street.) It's not something that matters to me, but he gets a bit picky about the pictures! My biggest complaint is these diapers are hard to remove without spilling solid waste. I tear them down the sides of the legs, but it's not easy or convenient. If my son takes it off himself, I usually end up having to clean up a spilled mess. I would not recommend these for use through the night because they are not nearly as absorbent as regular diapers of the same size.

I have boy/girl twins and have found the pampers pull ups to work well for each of my darlings. My son is taking longer to train, but now is down to pull ups at nap time and bedtime. His minimal wear of pull-ups helps with the overall cost. I just cannot bring myself to put him back in diapers after him understanding he is a big boy in his pull ups! The different designs are fun, although sometimes he wishes the whole box had soccer balls or raccoons. So sometimes we draw the character he wants on them. He now lets me know when he needs a new pull-up and is proud to wear big boy pants.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So now we are transitioning to the "potty training" time. My son absolutely adores the "rain" (train) designs on them, and tries his hardest to keep the train from getting wet or dirty. Although, when he does have an accident, they protect just like diapers! Pampers has and always will be much first choice in diapering!

[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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These diapers have been so helpful with the transition to potty training. They have designs that our baby loves and they look forward to wearing them. I recommended these to my sister and use them when I watch my nephews. The adjustable tabs could have an easier release but the dryness and comfort is unequaled. Great value for these diapers.

My son loves his easy ups. However, if he has an accident I have to completely undress him from the waist down to put on a new pull up. Trying to take off his shoes and pants in a public bathroom stall is a little tricky. The absorbency is not the same as the cruisers, but he hasn't leaked through onto his clothing yet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy ups has the most absorbent diaper. I would do anything to get more of the former design. They just changed designs but I'm praying they go back to the trusted design they've used for the past 3 years. Please keep your old design pampers! They were the best in the world. We miss them and need them!

My son likes wearing these but with potty training it almost hasn't clicked that these are more like underwear and he shouldn't mess in them. They tear on the side so be careful putting the on and pulling off. I do like that they tear when it comes to changing #2, this way I don't have to slide the diaper down and off my child's leg... You get the picture. With the easy tearing I can just get them off before a bath or change without a hassle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 1/2 year old son used these and he loved the Thomas trains on the front. We used these while we were potty training - both before he used the potty and during nap times and other times we did not want major accidents occurring. My son like the look and the feel of these. He could easily pull them up and down himself. However, one thing I missed was having sides that could easily pull apart. When he went #2 in these, It was difficult to get the product off without making a mess. Pull apart tabs on the sides would have made this much easier!