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.

I have a 21 month old who I'm trying to potty train and these diapers are great for that. She's still having a little trouble pulling the diapers up or down herself but with time she will. They are not super absorbent. One thing I didn't like on these however is that the sides are not detachable. So if you lay your child down to change her you would have to rip the sides or pull it down his/her legs. Overall a great training diaper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves the "big kid" design and fun characters, and begs to wear them; but as far as potty training I've given up on them (and any similar product) In my opinion they're a less absorbent, more expensive version of a diaper. Compared to other brands they do hold up better so if this is the route you choose I'd say Easy Ups are the best route. But if potty training is difficult for your child, they will continue as if it were a diaper and you will just be changing more of them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We received the pampers easy ups for our son. He's just barely 2 and he's starting to experimenting with the potty. The easy ups worked well with getting on the potty fast. The ease of pulling them up and down is great. However, I don't like how they fit my baby. The butt part is a bit saggy and they go clear above his belly button I enjoyed testing these at home though. All in all, they helped my little man learn more about the potty. Thanks

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy ups are my new go to for potty training age. I used to buy pull ups, but pampers are much more soft and they tear away at the sides just as well as the pull ups. My son loves the choo choo on them :)

!My daughter and I love this pull-ups, not only they come in a girlie presentation, but they are also soft and comfortable. My Todd does not want to go potty yet, but I put them on just in case on day she wants to be independent and go alone. They look like underwear and are thin so they do not feel like a bulky diaper but at the same time, it has great absorbency and are ez to rip on the side to take off. Love them!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull ups offer a larger size as my child continues to work on staying dry overnight. Easy for her to manage on her own. Pull ups are not distinct enough from diapers for it to change her understanding of the process but it does the job as her ability to control herself develops.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I come to this review with a slightly different point of view. I am a child care provider, My children are grown. I provide care to 3 fabulous kiddos. Over a period of 10 years what I've discovered is that the potty training Pampers are just that - diapers. Until a child feels the wetness on their clothes, etc. it doesn't affect them. It's a great product, however, when you are out & trying to potty train.

The fit of the training pants are great and the Diego character is a pleasure for my little boy; however the ease of changing is not so friendly for changing. especially when on a fully clothes child; you have to remove the shoes and take the pants off completely to put a new training pant on. That is the only downside of this product.

We started using these even before we started potty training. They work wonderfully! The only negative is when we are out of the house and my son needs a new one we have to take his pants off before putting it on. That goes with any pull on diaper though.