[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We tried both regular and nighttime Huggies pull-ups and neither were anywhere near as comfortable or absorbent as these! My son even sleeps in them and they work as well as Swaddlers (he doesn't stay dry through the night)! They are easy to pull up and down, and can be ripped at the sides to remove, if necessary. I highly recommend Pampers Easy Ups!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loved the designs. It was a good way to get him used to pulling on his own underpants. And while they may not hold as perfectly as a Cruisers diaper, I honestly think that's necessary for the training process. While wearing these, we asked our kids to use the potty regularly. The point is to keep these dry, just like they would underwear. These are a good transition diaper before you go full-time with regular underwear, or to wear at night.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son was really easy to potty train but I do think these helped both of us in the early days of potty training. It made me feel so much more comfortable to have him wear these when we were leaving the house or taking a long trip - even if he was physically able to wait, it was reassuring to have a back-up plan in place. :) I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for something in between diapers and undies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got to try Pampers Easy Ups training underwear for my 2 year old son. I really liked the 360 underwear like fit plus the leak protection it has. The design is simple and cute. And has the same quality pamper diapers have only this have a big boy quality to them, that will make our babies fill like big boys. Unfortunately my baby boy who's 2 couldn't figure out they we're big boy training pant, my son has autism so it's a little harder for him to potty train. This can be really good on boys and girls that want to transition to big boys and girls undies. I really like the absorbency on them. And how easy they are to put on and remove. I would definitely recommend them and buy them in the future when my baby boy is more prepared for big boys underwear.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found these easy ups to be a great product to transition from diapers to underwear. The pattern on it makes it seem more like underwear and the design functions that way. It was easy to put on and take off. The cost is pretty high for what you get though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our son was doing great until he got sick and we back tracked. With these pull ups, they helped us not go back to diapers. They are comfortable to our son and very absorbent. I, as a mom of 4, would recommend these for potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I Use these for my 2 year old son everyday and night. It is a Great product. I Will continue to purchase these pull ups. They are Very absorbent. My son likes the character design as well and sleeps comfortably in them throughout the night. My nephew spent the night and used these as well. They're a nice product!

I hate the fact that you have to remove the child's pants and shoes to put these on. Other brands (Huggies, Target brand) have the "Velcro" sides, so you just have to pull the sides apart, put the pull up on the child, and re-"Velcro" the sides up. With these, you have to remove the child's shoes and pants, put on the pull up, and put their pants and shoes back on. It's especially a hassle if they have shoes on that tie. I'm a two-year-old teacher at a daycare, so I change over 50 pull-ups a day (11 kids). These types of pull-ups are the bane of my existence!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It was not easy at first trying to help my son potty train, thank godness for the training underwear pampers easy ups. My son was more comfortable because if he did not make ir on time the training underwear never leaked. Highly recommended.

I teach toddlers & one of our families brought these in for their son. He's 18 months and definitley NOT potty training yet. As a diaper, they are awful. You can tear away the sides for fast removal unless there is poo, then it's the same as a diaper. Putting on the new one is a total pain because I have to take off pants & shoes which takes much longer and is frustrating for the child. We've asked for regular diapers but this is all we have. It would be so much easier if they had the sides you could easily open & put back together. I would NEVER buy these for a child.