[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love the pampers easy ups. we used to use pulls ups and made the switch a year ago. our son is now 3 yo and is autistic so potty training has been a challange but these hold up well even on a big 3 yo. we never have leaks like we did with pull ups and he loves that they resemble big boy underwear. i like that the sides are made together but easy to tear apart for diaper changes, but i dont have to worry about my son who is very curious about everything being able to open a velcro side.

Soft pant, comfortable for my daughter to wear. Easy for her to pull up and down. She isn't too crazy about Dora but the designs are still pretty. The only inconvenience is the sides are not Velcro so come winter with long pants and sneakers it will be difficult having to always take off her cloths to change her. Also my daughters preschool don't want us to send in training pants without Velcro. A shame I have been a loyal pampers user for almost 7 years .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These have made potty training my son so easy! They're just like underwear and he can easily pull them up or down by himself. Super absorbent and never once had a leak no matter how bad the accident.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have two toddlers, both have gone through the phase of pulling diapers off, and when they did we immediately moved up to pull ups. That didn't last long with either because the sides were just velcro. No other brand are made like these. They all have the velcro sides, every single brand. So easy ups are a staple for me and many other moms with naked baby problems. Plus, they make your kids feel special, like they're grown :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 3 year old wakes up most nights dry but a lot of nights aren't successful. We started using a mix of left over diapers and other brand training pants at night only but that seemed to encourage him to utilize the diaper and wasn't motivated to wake up and use the toilet. Frustrated, Pampers New & Improved Easy Ups saved the day! The 360 waistband is comfortable, soft & stands up to its leak proof promise. They've convinced my toddler these are night time underwear, all others he deems as diapers. He even loved that there is a train on the front!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used the Easy-Ups with our youngest son. I found them to be very easy to use at home and out in public. That was one of the reasons that we used them is potty training can be a nightmare out in public. The were also very absorbant.

We just started the Adventure of Potty Training and I figured Pampers has worked so well for us so far might as well continue with the Training pants. My son loves the frogs on the front (he is really into frogs). I do wish they had sides that could be opened and reclosed (like Huggies Pull ups), but that is just a small thing that probablly won't matter as my son gets better at using the potty.

I love these for potty training my son. He feels like a big boy, but loves Thomas! They were great for "accidents" and I had to mess to clean up. Great transition product from Swaddlers or Cruisers. (We stayed in Swaddlers because we loved them so much.)

Pampers Easy-Ups Training Pants for Boys are very absorbent. They are definitely more absorbent than the Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants for sure. When I started potty training my son, I started out buying Huggies Pull-Ups, because my son liked the designs on the Pull-Ups. I bought 1 package of the Huggies brand and switched to Pampers Easy-Ups Training Pants for Boys. I continue to buy Pampers Brand. My reasons for switching from Huggies to Pampers Easy-Ups is simple. Huggies Brand Pull-Ups are made so thin and they aren't very absorbent at all! I You even have to go out and buy a separate package of the Huggies Brand Pull-Ups for Nighttime Use. That is ridiculous when you think of how I can just buy one package of Pampers Easy-Ups Training Pants for my son to wear during g the daytime and nighttime. Pampers are very absorbent and durable. Easy to pull up and down for your child to do it on his/her own.

My daughter is 3 now and still potty training. When she was younger I loved the pamper diapers and so did she but when it came to potty training I found that the pull ups just wasn't for us. I have to take off all her clothes just to change her. Where with Huggies (which I didn't like any of their products) their pull ups have tabs on the side that are easy to take on and off. I can also adjust the size too. (It comes in handy since my daughter is on the smaller side) I thought pampers would come out with some but they still haven't so I'm still with Huggies. So when it comes to which pull ups to use I say Huggies pull ups they will save you some time and they are soft and last all through the night! Side note: I also use to work at a daycare and when the kids had pamers pull ups they were such a pain cause you have to take off all their clothes just to change the diaper. With Huggies they are kind of like diapers, where you can just pull down their pants to change them. I hope I helped someone make the right choice! ;0)