First, I have always been a huge lover of Pampers. My 21 month old son did best with Pampers for his diaper brand so naturally we decided to try the Easy Ups. I have tried luvs and huggies but he is a heavy wetter and they never held up! I find that my son likes the Easy Ups and so do I. They have good absorbency, he can tell the appearance between them and a diaper and overall a great product. My only negative about them is they don't have a tab that opens to allow you to put them on and off. The side are simple to rip off If he has an accident however if we are out I have to completely take off his bottoms to replace It with a new pair.

I bought these easy ups since they were a good deal, but my son hated them. Besides, there is no snap on the side so if he accidentally pooped, we had a bigger mess. (Since you have to take it off like underwear) Also just a personal preference, but my son hated the character design, and threw a tantrum every time I try to put the easy-ups on him. There was no encouraging him "we don't want to get Diego dirty..." He really could care less about getting Diego dirty. Why couldn't we stick to sesame street or offer a variety of character designs like pull-ups do? Absorbancy was awful too. Definitely not for night time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have just started potty training my son. We use only pampers products because we have found them to be superior to other brands. When he saw the box with Thomas on it he went crazy. It excited him- which was good for us. We want to make him excited to be potty trained. We have not been disappointed in these so far.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So much better than pull ups because the sides don't open as easy and they're much more absorbent and durable. My daughter loves the Thomas ones. Only complaint is that I don't think they should be gender specific. Have Thomas ones and Princess ones, no need to say they're specifically for boys or girls.

The easy-up would be so much better if the sides could be re-fastened after opening. I had used Pampers since birth but had to switch to Huggie's pull-ups as my daycare required a training pant that could be easily opened and re-fastened on the sides.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Potty Training Is a ""No Go" for my son at the moment but I am glad that Easy Ups is so absorbent I do not have to worry when my son does have accidents. Pampers has been our Go-To brand with all my 3 children.

I had a lot of issues with size on these. My son is an tall & thin, but the legs were just too tight for him. The other issue is that anything other than poo you should tear the side to get them off unless you want a mess. Would be better to have tabs for easy removal.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] they are a good for potty training, but not the best on absorbency. They leak at night with my son . yes i would recommend them . i also recommend that pampers work on absorbency for over night . my son loves the comfort of them and the Thomas design. very close to underwear softness and design. .

I tried Pamper's Easy Ups now that we are emerging into the potty training stage. As usual they are wonderful quality. I was so surprised how leak proof these were. No different than the tradition diaper. The only issue I had was the sides would rip sometimes as I would pull them up, but it did happen that often. But overall I really think they are great!

I love pampers!!! They are by far the best diapers out there! The only problem I am having is that my 14 month old wont sit still to get his diaper changed. So I've had to switch him to easy ups. But then I realized that there is no Velcro and if he goes # 2 that I have to tear the sides and I can't close it back up to throw away. This is a very big inconvenience!!! I have decided to switch him to Higgins but I hate them bc they give him a rash so I've had to switch back to pampers now. Please put some Velcro on your easy ups to make it easier for mothers like who have a difficult time changing a wild baby.