LOVE the cruisers. HATE the easy ups! I too wish easy ups had the velcro sides like Huggies. I don't have a problem changing a #2 as you can just rip the sides open very easily. My problem is my kiddos are tiny. At age 3 they were each under 20 lbs (yes all 3 of them) and were wearing a size 3 diaper. Easy Ups start at a size 4 and didn't fit my little ones. Huggies, however, with the velcro sides could be adjusted tighter to fit so they don't leak. I prefer pampers products, but unfortunately the Easy Ups are not an option for us.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you are using Pampers cruisers, the Pampers easy ups runs on a smaller side. My little one is using size 5 for the Pampers cruisers, and we wanted to try Pampers Easy Ups 4T 5T and they run on a small side. I tend to rip the sides when I pull up the diaper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love the designs on these Pampers Easys Ups. Thomas looks so friendly and lovable, and my son is always so excited to out them on! The tear-able sides makes things way easier when accidents happen. I absolutely love these training pants.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that these have characters that my son, who is age 2, recognizes. He is starting to use the potty, and insisted on having something that he "steps in" like big boy underwear. I feel that this is the perfect compromise between big boy pants and protecting his clothes and our furniture since he really is new to training and has a lot of accidents. Pampers partnered with me to share my opinion on this product, however, I have used these with 4 of my kids & would keep buying them anyway.

We did not use these for potty training since we believe daytime pull up use slows down the process immensely. We did decide to leave night time potty training alone for the time being. I tried a lot of brands to find one that would keep my almost three year old dry all night, and this was the only one to fit the bill. He's still dry all night at three and a half, and he isn't confused at all by wearing these. We call them his "Thomases", never a "diaper".

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We tried just using up our diapers and having him pull them off and we would put them back on but it definitely hindered the process. He tried on the pull ups and said "I have big boy diapers now." Soon in underwear!

I came to love these trainers after my son was through potty training. Every now and then he would have a few accidents during the week so I would just slip these on and then put his big boy underwear over them. I was able to feel confident that they were doing their job while also making him feel like a "big boy".

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My little girl loves these, as well as the Hello Kitty ones. I like to change it up a little bit to keep it fun for her. They are very soft and stretchy. I would recommend getting a size up from what the package says, they are a lot easier to pull up that way.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son can easily pull down these pull ups and put them on as well. He loves Thomas the Train and when he saw that these diapers had Choo Choo he couldn't wait to put them on! It is helping to ease the process into toilet training.

I do not think the pull-ups have the quality I have come to love in pampers diapers. Everytime I forget and put a pull up on instead of a diaper before bedtime my son wakes up about 2-3 am because him and his bedding are all wet from it leaking. I have not had a problem with leaks during the day so I think maybe it's the fit or that he's not in it as long. Also, I had tried another brand of pull ups first because a friend got them for me, I'm pretty loyal to pampers, and they could open like diapers if needed. These don't and I dread having to try to pull them down if he has a #2 in them it can be a mess I usually rip then open at the sides. I love pampers I hope they will improve the pull ups before I'm full time potty training.