[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have always been a Pampers family. We used swaddlers for years and still use sensitive wipes. That's why I was so disappointed when Easy Ups didn't work for us. My almost 3 year old loved the Thomas train design and they were very absorbent (no leaks) however, they were not comfortable for my toddler. He was constantly adjusting them as they seemed be riding up. He's a tall slender boy (~35 lbs) and even the largest size (4 - 5t) still caused problems. So, sadly we had to find brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] my son loveeeees Thomas the train! he is in love with the designs on the easy ups, and is convinced if he has an accident in his easy up he will have an accident on poor Thomas so he mustn't be late to the potty station! lol

The look and feel of Easy Ups are a great Transition product from diapers to underwear. The underwear-like design helps my son familiarize himself with how underwear should fit and feel. The ease with which he can pull them up and down by himself because of the super stretchy sides helps make potty training easier as he can get in the bathroom himself and feel like he's taking control of the whole process of using the toilet. I'm also impressed with how well the Easy Ups keep him dry throughout the night in those instances where he has an overnight accident. I don't have to worry about middle of the night changings of his Easy Ups or bedding as the product holds a considerable amount of wetness. It also has the same reliable ability to keep wetness away from his skin. I really like that I have a training pant that I can count on to do the job of protecting my child's skin from wetness like a diaper does, but is designed more like underwear so we can get him familiarized with what real underwear should function as.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son started wearing easy ups at 8 months due to his exceeding height hes only 1 almost two in July and we potty train. He loves doing things his self and gets frustrated when he needs help and the easy ups made him want to potty buy himself and their easy for him to slide up and down when he needs to go I love them to.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve used pampers for my baby since he was born but I recently got the pull-ups easy ups and they always leak idk why pampers has never let me down ! I made sure I got the right size even tried smaller and bigger and still leak , will probably fry another brand :( very disappointed 😔!

The absorbency of Easy Ups is excellent, even for wearing overnight. The wetness indicators are very helpful. The fit is great, just like "big boy pants," so it makes a nice transition. The name says it all, they are easy to get on and off, which is appreciated all the more when using public restrooms where space in the stall is limited.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i bought these for my 2 year old and it just confused him when it came to going to the restroom. he thought it was ok cuz he didnt feel wet. i was better off with training him with underwaer in less than a week he was potty trained

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Ups are great for potty training. We are using them only at night in case of "accidents". Last night was one of those nights. The bed and pyjamas stayed dry and My son was able to take it off by himself- as a big boy should! I'm sure one package will last us a while but I will definitely purchase again if I need more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I haven't tried these on my baby but I got some for my nephew when I babysit and they really do a great job! I was wanting to test them out so when my daughter gets to this stage and I will most definitely be getting her these. The easy ups are so comfortable and easy to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The only thing I don't like about these is that they don't open and close at the sides. When putting a fresh pull up on you have to undress the child then redress them. I use these at a daycare and it's time consuming when there are multiple children to change at a time.