[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These definitely get the job done. The tear away sides are a must for convenience - good hybrid as transitioning from diapers. While the absorbency was a plus, they are quite bulky, and it almost prevented my son from feeling when he had an accident. So the plus was also a minus. They certainly help bridge from diapers to underwear and there is no leaking!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler had the wonderful chance to try out Pampers Easy Ups and we loved them! The designs are adorable and the characters my son loves. Almost as if they were made just for him. They are soft and feel almost like real underwear. They make him feel like a big boy just like his oldest brother. They also work great at getting up down making them perfect for potty training. They have a stretchy side that I love because it doesn't irritate his side like Velcro sides do. I really love the fact they don't leak. They shape to his body and work great at night time with as many times as his rolls around. I can't imagine using anything different after trying these out. This is definitely a product I recommend giving a try.

They do hold in a lot so for that I’ll give it to them. However, I’m constantly ripping them just trying to put them on my active two year old. They do not have the sealable sides, so you lose quite a few diapers this way. They’re good but I prefer Huggies overalll. If you don’t like the sealable sides, these are more for you.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these when we were potty training my son, and continued using them at night for a while until he stopped having accidents. They have cute designs that get kids excited about wearing them, and they worked well and did not have many leaks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is barely 2, so we haven't started potty training just yet, but the absorption of these east ups are phenomenal! Coming from a mom of two under two, I could never depend on any other brand! Only thing that upsets me is I have to take off shoes and everything waist down when it's time to change. Other than that these last all night and my sons a drinker lol he drinks his cup often before bed. He wakes with a giant diaper but no leaking!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these with my son when he was younger, he has autism and these for perfect in helping him understand when it was time to be like a big boy or just like daddy. took awhile but he got it.. def. recommend these or the girls pulls to any parent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband and I thought we would jump straight into big boy undies. Well that didn't pan out so we have these a try! They feel like actual cotton undies and actually help with accidents. I'm really surprised at how amazing these hold and are made. They help make potty training a little easier!

Disclosure- I received the below in order to facilitate this review. Pampers has sponsored this post. All opinions are my own and honest. Potty training can be both an exciting and nerve racking experience. For some it is a breeze- for others like our little guy, not so much. It's one of those things we all need to do, and of course worth it to have the little squirt go 'squirt' in a toilet. Everyone seems to have some trick or tip to make potty training easy. My trick- just keep at it.

My boys grew up in pampers, so I went to easy ups., we tried the store brand and pull ups as we'll. I love the easy ups they are much softer and easier on my sons skin. I thought I needed the easy close sides. The other brand had... But. Quickly realized. That they come undone or the velcro would stab his skin, The easy ups still let him know he is wet but still absorb a big kids bladder

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] my son loves thomas so he was very excited to get to wear them. when i potty trained my first son i always would have him wear them at daycare or when we went out shopping so i wouldnt have to worry about having an accident.