[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Even though it is difficult to tell the front from the back sometimes, these are great easy ups for our 2 year old to continue potty training. We used pull ups before we switched and we definitely like these better!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using these on my little girl for about 6mths now. She turned 3 in May and we got a head start on potty training. It's really helped her to feel like she's in big girl undies! She loves the Dora design and she is now completely trained during the day. We're still working with her at night and in the meantime we're still using Pampers easy ups to keep her dry and comfy while she sleeps!

I love the Pampers Easy Ups because they are very absorbent and are less bulky than other brands. However, my only complaint is that they don't have Velcro sides like their diapers and other brands. You have to completely undress your child to check their pants and you end up wasting a lot because you have to rip the sides instead of being able to close them again. My daycare won't allow me to use them there so I have to buy another brand that has the Velcro sides but I still use them at home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We tried several pull-up brands. We did ultimately prefer huggies over pampers, as they fit my daughters body better. I did like the feel of pampers better though, much softer than many other brands.

We use these for my son for night time use and they do great. He loves the Diego patterns and they are super absorbent. Pampers is the only product that I have used for my son since he was an infant because they are the only ones that were gentle enough for him to use. These are the same great quality.

I've tried both huggies and pamper's pull ups and let me say, so far i like pampers but i wished that they would have the sticky sides like huggies pull up does because it's hard to take them off when needing to change, or when my child didnt make it to the restroom in time to do number 2. Overall, i would choose this product first.

Im very disappointed in the absorbency of these pull ups. There definitely not good for overnight which is the only time we’re not potty trained yet. We’ve had a wet bed every night so far and realize it would be the same to let him sleep in his big boy underpants. Definitely won’t buy again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a great concept, but don't hold very much liquid. I realize they aren't really designed to, but they failed me a little on a long car trip and aren't the easies to change when dirty soiled. I love the new elastic waistband compared to years before, though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My oldest has been in pampers since birth. He's potty trained but we use the pull-up at night. In September 2016, touting a new design, Pampers produced a completely inferior product. Leaked every night. We had to double-up to make it through the night. The old version was fantastic, but now I would highly warn against this product. I hope Pampers will bring back the old version: it actually worked.

My son is three now and potty training isn't going great. He loves to use the bathroom on the big potty but actually letting us know? Nope - there are too many other, more important things to do. However, Pampers Easy-ups are the only slip-on training pants that can hold up when he forgets and not leak. I highly recommend Pampers for the training parent and even to the more-than-average stubborn child. :)