Easy-Ups

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Pampers Easy Ups, size 4, pack of 88.

Pampers Easy-Ups are a brand of Training Pant produced by Proctor & Gamble. This product comes in sizes 4 (16-34lbs/7-15kg), 5 (30-40lbs/ 14-18kg) and 6 (37+lbs/ 17+kg) They previously had Bob the Builder designs on them, but currently feature Go Diego Go! from the Nickelodeon show.

Review

Capacity: 3/10

Personally, the capacity of this thing sucks. It does not hold even one wetting (full) before it leaks. Because it's a training pant and not really a diaper, it's not going to hold very much.

Designs: 8/10

The Diego designs were awesome, and were the star feature of the diaper. This is mainly what will make most people try it out. They also had a feature similar to Huggies Pull-ups that had pictures of stars that faded when they were wet. Very cool attribute!

Cost: 5/10

The cost of this was OK. It wasn't the priciest diaper out there, like Bambinos or Huggies Pull-ups, but it wasn't the cheapest, like Luvs. It was in-the-middle, you could say. The price was about $12.00 (USD) for 21 diapers/ training pants.

Leak: 2/10

This thing leaked almost all the time. However, if you *go* very slowly, it doesn't leak. Maybe a plus side? It could hold approx 2 cups of *stuff* before leaking.

Stretchiness: 6/10

The sides were extremely stretchy. However, they were also very weak, which brought this rating down. They did break after awhile, so you may want to take some measures to hold them on, such as taping, stapling, etc. The sides broke after about 45 mins on a 30in waist.

Overall: 5/10

If you want a babyish pull-up/ diaper, then this is for you. This is good for using as a liner, but don't forget to slit the front! But if you want something that holds, don't buy it. It's probably not worth it.

Feel n Learn

P&G also produced another line of Training Pants, "Feel n' Learn," but were discontinued and merged with Easy-Ups. This new product is a Pampers Easy-Up with a "Feel n' Learn" Wetness Liner that alerts toddlers/ children when they are wet. For *B purposes, most would use the size 6, however it may be too small for them, as it is not as large or stretchy as other products made by Pampers.

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