I love these and they are great for potty training. Only complaint is that this starts at 2 years of age as size, and my 19 month old is starting to potty train and 2Y is too small around waist and hard to pull down. Wish it came in more variety of sizes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently got a sample pack of these in the mail, one boy and one girl, both exactly the right size for my 3 year old son and 2 year old daughter (spooky, I know) and they are way different than the other brand I had purchased before and even better than the old Easy Ups. My kids loved the character designs (Thomas the Tank and Dora the Explorer, if I remember correctly) and they fit like actual underwear. The other brands, my kids can't easily pull up and down, but these are a breeze.

Before heading into easy ups about a year ago, I had read how many people would switch to Huggies Pull Ups. I've been using Pampers since my son was born, and I thought I would at least try the Pampers version of training diapers just to see what the big fuss was about. Yes, every child is different. Yes, different needs, etc. What I kept hearing was wrong. Pampers Easy Ups fit my kid better than any other pull up variety. Easy Ups didn't leak. And I kept using them. And while my son may come home in a different diaper from daycare (because he might like a different character on someone else's diaper), the Pampers Easy Ups that I buy still fit him better, look better, and are what I prefer to use on my son.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We LOVE Pampers Easy Ups. They are great for during the day with helping with potty training and at night thay keep my toddler dry and hold it all in well. They never leak. He can easily pull them up and down and they fit well.

My son is young but loves to practice on the potty and it can get kind of old for us having to take a diaper on and off. We like the easy ups because he can pull them up and down and they don't rip with his enthusiastic pulling up and down to sit on the potty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the pamper pull up have helped me potty train my almost 3 year old boy it has been hard but thanks to pampers we got it covered now. the sides do need to be more sticky so i don't have to take off his shoes and pants just to change him if he needs up not making it to the bathroom also if he sleeps on his tummy he soaks the whole bed. so I have to put him in huggies movers, because his always has a full blather at night. but other then that he is always wearing a easy up pullup. . . :)<3

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son wore these when he was potty training, he loved the design and would love picking from the different patterns. Made potty training and accident clean up a lot easier. Not always the best for bed time though...we always use diapers for nighttime.

I prefer these pull ups to all the others because it seems to absorb more than the others, I love the feel of it. There's no leakage even overnight and the surface stays dry. I only wish the sides weren't permanent so you could put them on without having to take off pants etc.

I like that big character is on front so its easier to not but it backwards. It's a little hard to pull them on my toddler booty, usually I have to somehow open her legs wider to push the bottom of Pull Up to snuggly touch her. AS for taking it off I usually rip the sides. Overall not bad, Would be nice to have re-sealable packs maybe? So it'd keep them together and easier to pack on the go. Maybe packs could come with small pack of wipes?:)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers changed the design recently and, while we were open to giving it a try, we must report that we are very unsatisfied with the new version. The difference was immediately noticeable, as the new version seemed more flimsy right out of the box. The new version added a more flexible waistband, which is nice, but the absorbency is far less than the old version. With the old version, we never had a problem. With the new version, our son is waking up daily with his pajamas and bed soaked.