The change of potty training was much easier when I switched my son to these. If he has an accident they don't leak and the stretchy sides are easy enough to pull apart for me and my husband but hard enough that my son can't. These really helped us out. Up until we tried these out he would still refer to himself as a baby but now he will say he's a big boy. They have helped to make him so more independent with potty training and as a person. Being a stay at home mother with a husband who works long hours and a a new baby I can say they have helped with my sanity as well. He would refuse to even put on other products. If these are out of stock at my regular store I will drive across town in heavy traffic to another store to get them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Looking to get into this next stage. I have been a loyal Pampers customer for three years with my two boys. I just wish the Easy Ups were as widely available as the cruisers and baby dry and swaddlers are.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the designs, they are not only fun but they remind my little guy of big boy underpants which helps to get him excited for the journey of potty training. They are easy to put on, pull down when he practices using the potty, then pull back up again. I also like that they are stretchy, so they allow my little guy to run and play with out being constricted. Another HUGE plus is that the Easy Ups can be worn both day and night and keep my little guy from leaking out if accidents happen!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves the Thomas the Train design, so he is more willing to put them on. They fit well without sagging. However, they are not the best night time training pants. My son was still able to soak through his pants and onto his bed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So mad these pampers aren't for baby's with curves they are made for narrow nobody baby's |. at 18m 29 pounds my daughter can't even fit a 2t-3t I think I'm done with papers we even when my baby was in regular papers we suffered blow out from the time my daughter hit 8 months to 16months.

My 2 1/2 year old is a little larger in the bottom area and I tried different potty training diaper brands to see what would work best. While other brands were adequate for "number one", they did not pass the test for "number two" and left me with a big mess to clean up in his pants. Pampers Easy Ups Trainers for Boys did the trick. They have a better containment design in the back of the diaper and are so absorbent that I haven't had one mess while using them. I'm sold! My little one is comfortable and clean and I have less worries while potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have tried nearly every diaper/pull-up on the market. Other brands either leak all over or are so scratchy my son's skin would break out. Pampers is the best we have found. We have a special needs son and he is 3 1/2 so thankfully, these pull-ups go to 4t-5t. We hope he makes progress with potty training soon, but for now, we rely on Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love everything about these though I wish there was a wider variety of characters to choose from. If they had more they would sell better. Kids want favorite characters it helps them want to wear them. If there fav isn't the one option y'all have they wont want to wear it.

Pampers easy ups are the best training pants I've come across. I've tried all the name brands and store brands. They are the only training pants my 2 year old will wear. She rips all the other brands off and says they are itchy and hurt. Easy ups are super soft like cotton underwear, just super absorbent. And stretchy enough for her to pull on & off herself. Love them, the only ones I buy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These have helped my daughter potty train so much! I like how easy they are to pull up and down while using the potty, and the tear sides in case of an accident. My only complaint would be they are not super absorbent, but I guess that's the point because they should be using the potty.