These pull-ups are not bad but the sides are kind of scratchy...not as soft as the pampers easy ups...these do have velcro sides for easy removal and the pampers easy ups do not have the velcro sides but the pampers easy ups will tear quite easily to remove and they are much softer....it's not that these are bad it's just the pampers easy ups are definitely better....I have a 4 year old autistic little boy so potty training is going to take quite some time and we've literally tried all the different pull-ups for him and the pampers and Huggies work the best but the pampers easy ups are definitely the best

We use pampers 360 cruisers on my 25 month old (too smart for tabs but too young for pull ups- not absorbent enough on their own). Sometimes we need to put a pull up over his diaper at night for extra security. I got this brand and went by weight recommendation and some of the reviews, but it's way way smaller than his size 6 in 360 cruisers. My child weighs about 32lbs and these are going to be really tight. Figured this may help someone else if your child uses the same or if someone just needed a good comparison. Will be purchasing a size up!

Well, what's there to say about pull ups... they are fantastic for potty training and I love that you can reattach the sides! I used to work at a daycare and have interacted with other brands. When my own children started potty training I knew to go with pull ups. Will continue to stay with this brand.

I bought these for my grandson and they are great very absorbent fit great he runs around plays even sleeps all night with out leaking

My toddler is obsessed with Mickey Mouse. I'm obsessed with trying to get him potty trained. It's only fair that these have a wetness indicator that he gets annoyed with when it disappears since we've reverted back to not wanting to use the potty. But the stickers definitely help him want to use it.