When my son first started wearing Pull-Ups, I tried a couple Brands of Pull-Ups first. I tried Huggies brand and then I tried the Pampers Brand Pull Ups. After I opened the package and felt how thick, soft, and more absorbent the pampers pull ups were, I knew this was the brand I'd use every time. My son loved how soft they felt on him and I loved how much more absorbent they are than Huggies pull ups. I even saved money buying the pampers brand, because they were so absorbent that I didn't need to use as many in one day. So, in turn the pull ups last longer. I'd recommended these to anyone wondering which brand of pull ups to use!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried another brand of pull on diapers, and they leaked and were not soft. The easy ups are so soft, go up and down easy, and fit my slim child amazing. I use these at night with zero leaks. All other disposable diapers I've used at night leak!! Love these!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love pampers easy ups. They are so convenient and easy for my toddler to pull up and down. He loves the Thomas the train design. When they are on sale I buy several bags. They also keep his bed dry all night!!!!!

We just started the Adventure of Potty Training and I figured Pampers has worked so well for us so far might as well continue with the Training pants. My son loves the frogs on the front (he is really into frogs). I do wish they had sides that could be opened and reclosed (like Huggies Pull ups), but that is just a small thing that probablly won't matter as my son gets better at using the potty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Once baby is walking and wants to do everything on "his own", laying down for a diaper change becomes torture! Easy Ups make diaper changes easy again. Baby is happy to stand up for a clean set of pants! Thank you Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love the easy ups. My son is too big for cruisers and swaddlers, so despite not being ready to potty train here we are. He loves the "boy" and the "girl" designs and is able to pull them off by himself fairly easily at 3. I rated it low on help potty train and easy to change because when out and about the lack of velcro sides makes it extremely difficult to manage stripping him to change and juggling a newborn. Still loyal pampers fan.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a product for toddlers that are just starting to potty train. They can pull them up and down just like underwear but they provide the protection of a diaper. We used this product on my 3 year old boy who is just starting to potty train. He still isn't ready for underwear and this product encourages him to use the bathroom since he can pull them on and off easily. He liked the Thomas the Train design and never complained of discomfort. They are a bit bulkier than I hoped they would be but overall I recommend them to parents who are just starting their toddler on their potty training adventure.

These fit and stay up better than other training pants. My son LOVES the Diego design and insists on them for that reason. They are very soft and cloth-like, they even hold up for overnight wear, they are very absorbent. Where we buy them they are cheaper than the other premium brands which makes them even better.

My son will be 3 in a few months so we thought we would start training. He wanted nothing to do with the potty or undies so we thought we would try Easy Ups. My son was thrilled that Diego was on the "undies" and wanted to put them right on. About 2 weeks later and my son was going on the potty great but he has learned that he can also keep going in the Easy Ups as well. So I am on the fence with these. It is great that they are absorbant, but it also means that he feels like he can go in them. I am on the fence with the product for him, but overall they are a great product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just starting potty training and we bought a pack of these to try because they were somewhat cheaper than Huggies Pull-Ups or Slip-Ons. There's a reason! They're papery/scratchy, hard to rip at the sides when changing (so we have to undress him at every change), and are much smaller. My 2.5-year-old son is just in 2T pants and the 2T-3T size is skintight. Because they're so small, he has a hard time pulling them on himself and if he has a big BM in them it will escape.