As this is my first child , I tried many brands of diapers and pull ups. Pampers has always been the one i stuck with because all the other i found leaked or the feeling of the diaper was not soft like Pampers are. The pull ups are easy to potty train with and if they happen to have a # 2 accident you can rip the side of the pull up to take off like a diaper so no mess. They work great for my child and i will use them for my next on the way.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Easy Ups helped me to work on potty training with my son but allowed for easy removal when wet. We are only just beginning but the Easy Ups are great! Plus my son loves the Thomas the Train design.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull down and up easier and better than normal pull ups do. We did not use them for potty training, but we did use them before potty training so that our boy could get used to the pulling up/down motion.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers is a trusted brand for our family. Three kids over a span of 10 years is a LOT of diaper changes! I used the Easy Ups on my preschool son. He is mostly potty trained but every now and again, he will "forget to go". I was able to send him to preschool all week in these and he did great. One of the nights, he fell asleep with it on and in the morning, it was heavy but the bed was dry! Thank you for saving me a load of washing! The design is fun; our son recognized Thomas the Train and was excited for putting them on. The elastic stretches really well without breaking. All in all, I would recommend Easy Ups!

I like these, they are soft, absorb a decent amount and are a good overall quality. However they are difficult to change. I bought these for my almost 3 year old daughter (She likes Thomas more than she likes Dora). So the fact that the sides don't open and can be resealed forces me to remove her pants and shoes while changing. For me personally, this is why I wouldn't recommend them. But if this isn't an issue for you then I say yes give them a try.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think the pampers easy up is right for toddlers that are been potting training. I use the pampers easy up with my son to be train to go to the restroom but I think his not ready. I like it because there's for boy and girls. I think the pampers easy up is a good product for toddlers that are ready for training. There are NICE and easy to put them on and take off.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is wonderful. Keeps my little boy dry and can be worn for a long time when he doesn't have accidents. I am pleased that he finds it comfortable and does not upset at having to put his big boy diapers on. I think the quality is much better than the lower priced competition. Overall very happy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a loyal pampers customer, however, there is only 1 kind of pull up, the kind without the side tabs. We are just now starting to potty train. We use pull ups to get used to doing it themselves, however, with MANY accidents these are less than ideal as I can't stick the sides to the pull up for easy clean up. I have to carry the open diaper to the trash. The side are relatively thin, so with a chunky leg baby the sides easily rip. Wish Pampers made an option that had side tabs too.

I like to use pampers easy up for my son when I travel with him. I can easily change the diaper for him (in any place). It is absorbable and I no need to worry about leaking in the trip. I like this diaper and want to recommend to anyone who need to travel with baby.

The only real issue I have with these are the cost. I think they could provide an equivalent product for a bit less. That being said, they are a good potty training tool. Now that my son is in the process of potty training, he goes through fewer diapers but I still don't have to worry if he does have an accident because they are super absorbent. We have never had a leak through his pull-up at night. The only recommendation I have for these (other than cost) is that it would be nice if they would review the way the diaper fits. It's a bit difficult for my son to learn how to slide it down at times.