Pampers EasyUps are a great product and do exactly what they are meant to do. Our son is daytime potty trained but we still depend on the EasyUps for the nighttime. They are absorbent and dependable! However, I wish there were other characters since my son is not familiar with Diego but since I am a devoted Pampers mom, Diego will have to do!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter will be 3 soon, still working on training. She calls them "Dora panties." Unfortunately she's learned that instead of getting up from playing to go use the big girl potty, she can be lazy and go in her easy ups, mommy will change it. Praise and reward tactics showed no improvement in her seeking the potty with her easy ups on. While at home, she is now bare bottomed and is aware she must go in time. Using them for outside the home and bed only. So far, going well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They are soft and comfortable. They are absorbent and don't leak. My son can last all night in one and doesn't leak. That is a very important feature. I do wish they had easier sides to open for changing purposes.

My 3 year old is developmentally delayed and she wears Pampers Easy Ups. These pull-ups are definitely a big help to us. She was wearing Size 5 Cruisers but would tear them off until we decided to try the Easy Ups and they are awesome. She is able to take them off and put them on herself, with ease. She is starting to be able to understand going to the pot and not wanting a dirty pull up on. These last through the night and her teachers love that she wears them to school.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter will only wear these because of the characters, she thinks they are real undies. They help keep her dry while we are training and they are super easy to tear at the sides to take off but not so easy that she can do it herself!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son who is 3 1/2 years old goes through several diapers a day and I'm trying to get him to potty train. It's been a slow process to get him off of diapers. I tried the Pampers Easy Ups for Boys and I must say I'm impressed. He didn't try to take it off (haha :D). It was comfortable and it didn't bother him. Usually with some diapers, it gives him a bad rash. This training underwear was breathable and had very good leak protection. I love that when I put on the underwear, there is still room around the band so it is very comfortable and not very tight on him. Also, it is very simple to put on. You just pull it up! So easy! So far, I don't see anything bad about this product. I highly recommend this to moms who are trying to get their toddlers off diapers and closer to potty training!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My youngest currently wears these at night. A new box came and the design is totally different. I got more than a little freaked out with the change. But, the new design seems to hold up fine, no leakage. Still my go to for overnights.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have never had a leak in these with two girls. One potty trained exclusively in these, and another is in the process of doing so. The only thing I would change is to make the tear away sides hook and loop tabs so my daughter can open them by herself. Yes, she can pull them down like undies. However, sometimes she pulls them down and smears the contents of them down her legs.:( They are absorbent, have a fairly trim profile, and have never given us a rash--all wins!

We've been buying these for a little while. Although I prefer them over pull ups I'm not really happy w the fit. He can't wear them at nap time as he wets thru them and under his clothes the seem to ride up his bum. I watch close as to prevent accidents.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My sons love the Thomas and friends design. They do have great absorbancy, though that can be an issue with potty training. My second son wants to just use them as regular diapers because it's not uncomfortable when he goes in them. The only problem I've found with the pull ups is that when my son has an accident it's hard to rip the sides of the material to change him. I wouldn't want them to tear when the kids are pulling them up and down, so I'm not sure there is a solution to this problem.