I have found a different brand of pull ups for my son as we are potty training but these are a close second out there. We tried these first but found that the huggies pull UPS are a little better only because they come looking like underwear/pull-UPS but also have the option to open like a diaper if necessary. it comes in handy so if you're on the go and an accident does happen, you don't have to take off your childs shoes, pants, etc. But other than that, pampers are an awesome alternative and still have nothing bad to say!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have tried many different brands of training pants and nothing compares to EasyUps. Pampers may cost more than other brands but buying those brands you pay half the price but use double to triple the amount you would have used with Pampers therefore in the end you spend more money on cheaper brands than if you would have just bought the good stuff first!! I know when I put my kids to bed they can and will sleep a full 8 hours in one diaper without leaking through and/or getting a diaper rash.

The Easy Ups really help transition your child from diapers to potty training. They are easy to pull down and back up and they are comfortable for your toddler to wear. They have fun designs that make them more desirable to wear than a diaper. They make potty training fun and easy.

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.] These have helped my daughter potty train so much! I like how easy they are to pull up and down while using the potty, and the tear sides in case of an accident. My only complaint would be they are not super absorbent, but I guess that's the point because they should be using the potty.

My daughter is 3 now and still potty training. When she was younger I loved the pamper diapers and so did she but when it came to potty training I found that the pull ups just wasn't for us. I have to take off all her clothes just to change her. Where with Huggies (which I didn't like any of their products) their pull ups have tabs on the side that are easy to take on and off. I can also adjust the size too. (It comes in handy since my daughter is on the smaller side) I thought pampers would come out with some but they still haven't so I'm still with Huggies. So when it comes to which pull ups to use I say Huggies pull ups they will save you some time and they are soft and last all through the night! Side note: I also use to work at a daycare and when the kids had pamers pull ups they were such a pain cause you have to take off all their clothes just to change the diaper. With Huggies they are kind of like diapers, where you can just pull down their pants to change them. I hope I helped someone make the right choice! ;0)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter is four years old and has been independently potty-trained for more than one year, by day that is! She goes in phases of staying dry throughout the night but just when I think she is ready to sleep in big-girl underwear, she begins to wet the bed again. Rather than being frustrated and having to wash bed sheets everyday, I went back to purchasing pull-ups. The Pampers pull-ups have saved our lives at night. They don't leak and keep the bed dry! They also let my little girl rest easy!

We were ready to start potty training and thought it would make sense to start using pull ups overnight first. Bad idea on our part! They have much less absorbency than the swaddlers diapers and leaked every time. However, our son is only 20 mo old, so there is a lot to collect overnight. We have tried using them during the day and they have great absorbency.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I started potty training my 2.5 year old daughter with Pampers Easy Ups and they worked well. But she is opinionated and she didn't like the characters on them so I switched to Huggies Pull Ups for the characters. Once I switched, I realized Pull Ups have a vertical Velcro side on each side that makes them easy to pull on and off but make them still reusable. Pampers Easy Ups do not have the resealable sides which is definitely a downside.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 16 month old started training earlier than I had anticipated, so I had to find a training pant to fit her. I tried 2 brands and then these pampers ones. I like the pull apart sides of others just because I could adjust them to fit her tiny waist better, but the stretch sides of these are snug enough. She has leaked out a few times while napping so we do use diapers for longer periods of no potty. Design is cute and we call them panties. Same price as her diapers.