The pampers easy ups are a great transition to potty training. They are easy for parents and kids to pull up and down when going to the potty. They are very absorbent both during the day and night. If you are actively potty training I would recommend going with underwear due to the fact that the easy ups are so absorbent and kids might not feel the wetness.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are still working on potty training. But my son loves these! He loves Thomas and loves the fact to be wearing "big boy underwear". They are very soft and absorbent as well! We just loves these and will be using the girls one when my little girl is ready to start training!!

My boys grew up in pampers, so I went to easy ups., we tried the store brand and pull ups as we'll. I love the easy ups they are much softer and easier on my sons skin. I thought I needed the easy close sides. The other brand had... But. Quickly realized. That they come undone or the velcro would stab his skin, The easy ups still let him know he is wet but still absorb a big kids bladder

These are the only pull-up style diapers I've tried so far, but the quality isn't as great as Pampers diapers. These do tear away easily on the sides, but the material is kind of cheap and snags a bit. They are ok for now but I might try a different brand once I'm done with this pack.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First my son is allergic to every type of diaper or pull up but not the pampers at all. These are the best type of pull up to have they have helped with potty training so much. They are so easy to change it is so much better when you are on the go. I have it set to where if he has to goes number two he goes to the potty to do so. I am in love with these and i tell all my friends to get them!!!!!!!

My son is recently fully potty trained and has been wearing Pull Ups for about a month now. He LOVES them. He calls them undie diapers. The first time we went to purchase them, he was so excited to see that Thomas would be on his Pull Ups every night. I gave these three stars for "Helps Potty Training" only because we didn't really use them for this purpose so I couldn't accurately give it a 5 star rating. We trained him while wearing regular diapers and then switching to underwear because regular diapers are a better value if you're changing them 5-6 times a day. We use these solely at night, so one pack lasts us a little over a month. As for absorbency, if he pees a lot at night, his skin is a bit wet in the morning. I gave it a 4 instead of lower because in all fairness, that's kind of the point of the pull ups. You want your child to know what it feels like to feel wet. I love how if he wakes up extremely wet I can just tear the sides and pull it off like a diaper. All in all, we love Pull Ups and our son certainly loves them too.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] No leaks in the case of overnight accidents. Our son did not really want to wear "diapers" after the age of 3-4 but we pointed out how these are more like underpants that keep his bedsheets dry, so they would work better for overnights (than underpants) while he was still learning how to hold his potty all night, or especially when sick (prone to accidents). Cute designs for boys/girls depending on the packaging (well labeled) and there are always coupons available online for discounts.

I have been using training diapers for quite a long time with my toilet training toddlers students and with my child now. I think its easy to slip on however because of no velcro sides its a struggle to put on instead I have to rib it which is difficult for little hands to do it. It would also be different to have a variety of symbol like alphabet or numbers or different themes on the east ups.

I’ve been using pampers brand diapers since my son was born because they are usually great for his sensitive skin. But since switching To their easy ups the Quality just sucks! I have gone through half a box of easy ups that just tear on the side when trying to put them on. You have to be extremely careful or they will just rip. A waste of money. Extremely disappointed because they were expensive to buy the 92 pack to have half of them just tear before even getting to use them.