Pampers Easy-up Pants

Pampers easy up pants were the first pants we tried when we began toilet training our daughter. We chose pampers as we had always used pampers nappys and had never had a problem. I was dissapointed right from the begining with these. firstly they work out more expensive than nappys, it is difficult to get them in the smaller sizes so i realy had to shop around for these. My main problem with these though was that they leak, the leg holes on them never fitted properly even with the smallest size they make so every time my daughter had an accident they leaked streight down on to the inside of her legs which made her very sore as she ...  Read the complete review

When you have a baby it can be really hard to know what day of the week is, let alone what nappies to use. Super absorbent, reliable, cheap, easy to put onto a wiggling, walking toddler? Well Pampers have just added to the choice of nappies which are now available, especially for toddlers. Pampers have been one of the leading nappy sellers since disposable nappies came on the market have just solved the most annoying problem since nappy rash. Yes, its a pull up nappy for toddlers. To the new parent its hard to think that small babe who is so dependent can suddenly change into a squirming, screaming walker who despises being stopped and having their nappy ...  Read the complete review

Nowadays it is highly unlikely that anyone would consider using terry nappies as the price of disposables comes down and the quality improves all the time. 16 years ago my eldest daughter was born and I toyed with the idea of terries until someone gave me a pack of Pampers as a coming home present when I left the hospital. I never looked back. At that time the image was girls and boys nappies - a good idea where they were more padded where needed. Nothing much had changed when my 2nd daughter was born 3 years later and I carried on using Pampers as I had tried many others and nothing compared. Of course at that time it was around £7 for a normal sized pack and ...  Read the complete review

I am a reluctant convert to Pampers Easy Up Pants, and now use them with great success. My son, Amos, has just turned 2, and after 2 years as a cloth nappy addict i really did not want to change to a disposable nappy but was unsatisfied with the alternatives in cloth. Approaching his 2nd birthday it took us by surprise that he was showing more and more interest in using the loo, to copy his elder siblings, although he was in no way ready to go straight into big boy pants (which is what we have always done in the past at 2 1/2 years). I really did not want to like these - they are a wasteful product, bad for the environment and terribly expensive, but both my ...  Read the complete review

Pampers Easy Up pants are nappies which you pull up like pants or knickers. You put the pants on when your child is standing up by putting their feet into the legholes and pulling them up into place. The pants have a tearable side structure which is thin and stretchy - you can remove the pants by ripping the sides or sliding them back down the legs. They are so much easier and convienient to put on than regular nappies - the Easy Up Pants are designed for toddlers and everybody knows how much toddlers hate laying down and having their nappy changed. These little creations are perfect for toddlers who squirm and scream at the very sight of a nappy ...  Read the complete review