[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The only complaint I have it the characters on the easy ups for girls. Dora is not popular anymore. It would be nice if it was an up to date popular character that kids liked now. Otherwise we love them and will continue to use them through potty training.

Our daughter loves her easy ups. We only let her wear them to bed at night, but they let her feel like a big girl and stay protected. She loves that they go on like "big girl panties" and I love that they work all night long without leaking, no matter how she tosses and turns. We get the same quality we have become accustomed to.

I had the twins in Pampers brand since birth and was upset that "New and Improved" meant "pay more, get less". When I tried Huggies instead, all I had to do was look at and feel the difference....my 3 year old son was SOAKED in the Huggies. Pampers may not be the least expensive, but they have proved their worth to me!

It's supposed to be better padded for where girls need it most when they go but it's still absorbent regardless. Pretty pricy so if you can use the regular kind then use them unless you have an older child who has a large quantity of urine when they go

We only use Pampers products in this house since the birth of my son, and he's now 2 1/2. Trust me I tried them all and the only ones that don't leak is pampers. Recently I ran out of easy-ups so I just went to the closest store which didn't have easy-ups so I got the closes thing. What a mistake that was I only used one on my son and it leaked. Wow I was mad cause they wasn't cheap and I had to get out again and go buy my beloved easy-ups! When I got home I compared the two and I see why the others ones leak, they are so cheaply made compared to the pamper brand. I'll never waste my time or money on any other brand! Pampers are the ones for us!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the updated easy ups. They are much easier to pull up and down for my son and me! They are soft and hold a lot when he has an accident at night. We only use them for sleep and help him keep up with potty training!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We tried Pampers Easy ups since we have used Pamper diapers for both kids. They work good, but daycare requires the training underwear sides be able to come apart and put back together. Therefore Easy ups are fine for home, but can't be used at our daycare. We had to buy a different brand.

I have always loved pampers, they are good quality and my son seems to not have any skin issues with them. Price is very reasonable and the product is widely available. My son is able to sleep through the night and be mostly dry even on his very wet nights. My only complaint is that they are to much like diapers and he refuses to be potty trained.

I went to my friend's house for a tea time in a weekend. Her daughter of 1 and half year old was using this product. It looked pretty good. My friend said "this is the time to teach her to go to the toilet so when she starts using real panties she would be used to toilet visits more than relying on diapers."

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Don't even bother trying Huggies Pull-Ups. They are so rough/stiff. My son was always complaining about them itching. You need to buy these instead! I swear my son doesn't even feel the difference when wearing these versus his underwear.