I'm a huge fan of Pampers Easy Ups for girls. They are absorbent just as diapers are and they are very user friendly for diaper training. My daughter can pull them up and down on her own; she can feel when they are wet; and she likes the designs. I like that the Pull-ups are absorbent, easy to put on and take off, and are soft. I have tried other brands that are hard and scratchy, but this product is soft and my baby is comfortable in them. I only wish that there were more in a box; while you can get diapers in various size boxes, the Pull-ups don't come with as much variety in box amounts.

These are our favorite brand of pull-ups for boys by far. We never have leakage (we have that problem with the other brands) and they're easy to change. My son is tall for his age and so we have to buy the 4t-5t size for a 2 year old. Ha! We like that they have this size and it fits him well.

Easy ups rip on the side and than cannot be used. At least with Huggies there is a Velcro strip that can be reattached. My son only uses these for bed and loves PJ Mask so we tried Easy Ups. I wish I could attach a photo, it’s has happened quite a few times. These are expensive enough to just have throw it away without use :(

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is right for when your child is ready to be potty trained. I love the 360 feature. The scent of the diaper not so much. Babies can be sensitive and the scent can cause those babies rashes. I would recommend this product to woman whose babies are not sensitive. I love the packaging very much so.

My son likes wearing these but with potty training it almost hasn't clicked that these are more like underwear and he shouldn't mess in them. They tear on the side so be careful putting the on and pulling off. I do like that they tear when it comes to changing #2, this way I don't have to slide the diaper down and off my child's leg... You get the picture. With the easy tearing I can just get them off before a bath or change without a hassle.

My three year old is too small for Underjams, but these are great for his size. He trained quickly and we didn't need to use these for training purposes, but we use them as overnight pants. He is not a heavy wetter, and these do a great job of keeping everything in and his bottom feels dry in the morning. The few leaks we have had are usually due to him moving around too much. No trouble getting these on or off by himself even as a two year old. Definitely will use in the future for other kids.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the perfect choice when you are transitioning from diapers to underwear. My son is mostly potty trained but I still get nervous when it comes to long trips in the car. These are a great alternative to underwear and I don't worry about ruining the car seat.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My child just started potty training and this product allows her to still be active. She can pull it up and down with minimal assistance. This product has the comfort, flexibility and absorbency that she needs.

My son hated to have his diaper changed. He wanted to flip over or would stand up. So I started using these early. Most diapers except for the Swaddlers, would cut into his legs, where the tape met. These do not cut into the skin! So, I used these. They are easy to get off and the only complaint is , I would have to take off his pants to get an Easyup on him. But we adjusted and it was worth it. The absorbency is great! I can't express that enough. No leaking at all! And these don't bunch or sag down like other diapers! Would like more characters to choose from. Great product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought a package when DD was potty-training. Didn't really need them. Used them overnight mostly for our peace of mind. DD has only ever got 2 of them wet and they both held up in the absorbency department. But DD identified them as diapers, I wouldn't necessarily use it as a tool to help with potty-training. Also, it only came with Dora on them, wished there were other choice in cartoon characters.