I have used alot of Pampers, and usually they set the standard for diapers. The training pants are the same quality you expect from pampers but the sides of these pants don't adhere back together so if you are checking for accidents or a changing, once ripped they don't go back go ether, unlike Huggies which "velcros" back together.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] No leaks in the case of overnight accidents. Our son did not really want to wear "diapers" after the age of 3-4 but we pointed out how these are more like underpants that keep his bedsheets dry, so they would work better for overnights (than underpants) while he was still learning how to hold his potty all night, or especially when sick (prone to accidents). Cute designs for boys/girls depending on the packaging (well labeled) and there are always coupons available online for discounts.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers had always met our expectations on products for our children, but this new design is AWFUL! Leaks from all sides now and is not as absorbent. Used to be able to use the product for at night accidents, but am washing sheets many, many more times. Its not worth it and now have to start trying other options. Why did Pampers have to mess with something that was working so well?! Also, not a big deal, but the new elastic type sides seem to catch my kids toes when they put them on.

We have used these for over a year now with our oldest son and will soon be using them for our youngest. We have always been pleased with the product. Our son has always done fine potty training with just underwear, but in the beginning, these did help eliminate some embarrassment of accidents. We use them primarily for overnight hours and they work great. They're very absorbent - as much as diapers. He has no problem getting them up and down to go potty, but we do find them just a little bit inconvenient because they don't have tabs like diapers and don't pull up and down as easily as underwear. That being said, it's never been bad enough for us to change to another brand at all because we are very pleased, we just let him pull them up and down himself :) They are soft, but thick so not quite as soft as some diapers and definitely not as soft as underwear but they do what they are supposed to. Over all we are very very pleased with them and will continue to use them as long as they are needed.

I have a 3 1/2-year-old son who has recently been fully potty-trained. We used Easy-ups for the entire process, and they helped him understand how to use his big-boy pants! They are very absorbent and protected his clothing and bed when he would have accidents. I would never buy another brand, Easy-Ups are the best!

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] By far the best fitting. Hug**** brand are to bulky and hold just as much. We use them overnight for bed wetter and they do the job well and he feels comfortable even around friends cause they don't feel or look bulky.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Pampers Easy Ups are wonderful for potty training. My little guys understands the pull up and down involved for when he will transition into "big boys," yet still have the coverage required for accidents! Thanks to Pampers we have been dry!

My kids like using pull ups because of the pictures/designs on them. My kids don't like using pull ups because of how bunched up they get between their legs. Yes we have tried several sizes and they all bunch up. The pull ups do hold quite a bit though when the designs fade my kids could care less. If the stores I shopped at stocked the pull ups that got cold when wet I think my kids would be more inclined to be more proactive in their potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The only thing I don't like about these is that they don't open and close at the sides. When putting a fresh pull up on you have to undress the child then redress them. I use these at a daycare and it's time consuming when there are multiple children to change at a time.