[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] they are a good for potty training, but not the best on absorbency. They leak at night with my son . yes i would recommend them . i also recommend that pampers work on absorbency for over night . my son loves the comfort of them and the Thomas design. very close to underwear softness and design. .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While potty training, I prefer not to use training pants during the day, as they are so similar in feel to diapers that my children don't respond to them. However, these were PERFECT for those early overnights while we were training. They still worked to keep the sheets dry, but allowed just enough discomfort to wake him and have him learn he needed to get up and go potty. They also worked very well for extra long road trips, when taking apart and cleaning car seats weren't possible

I can’t believe these have a fragrance. I didn’t read the entire box. Who would have thought there would be a fragrance? I only bought them because of the design. I will be going back to pull ups that don’t smell. These don’t work for someone that has asthma

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Papmpers Easy Ups are my favorite for my little one! I have used them every night since receiving them! They help keep my little one dry all night! Competitors training pants do not compare to Pampers Easy Ups! I love how these training pants fit well and have no Velcro strips that easily tear apart! They also are much more adsorbent than competitors!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love the Pampers Easy Ups, the fabric doesn't itch or hurt my son's skin. Also they are literately easy to pull up. Other brands have been such a hassle.. so I just stick with Pamper's from now on. My only reasoning for the four stars instead of five is that sometimes.. usually at least one per box.. the pull ups rip on the side seam before I can even get them on my son. Other then that, I absolutely love them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had to use these for my daughter when we forgot hers one day while at my sister-in-law's house. I used my nephew's easy-ups and they worked fine on her as well (I don't know what the difference between the girl's and boy's versions are). My nephew loves Thomas, so these are a must in their household. If you have a Thomas loving girl, rest assured that these work just like the "girl" ones.

We have always loved the Pampers brand, but when my son transitioned from diapers to trainers, we compared the different brands to see which we liked best. Pampers won again! They are much softer, not a stiff papery feel like Huggies. They don't have side velcro tabs like Huggies Pull-Ups, but that just makes them more like underwear. And you can just rip the sides apart to change them laying down, if your little one does have an accident. Plus Pampers Easy Ups absorbancy is superior to other brands of trainers. Definitely would recommend!

[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.] Just starting potty training and we bought a pack of these to try because they were somewhat cheaper than Huggies Pull-Ups or Slip-Ons. There's a reason! They're papery/scratchy, hard to rip at the sides when changing (so we have to undress him at every change), and are much smaller. My 2.5-year-old son is just in 2T pants and the 2T-3T size is skintight. Because they're so small, he has a hard time pulling them on himself and if he has a big BM in them it will escape.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy ups are by far my favorite training pants for my son. They are super soft & stretchy, absorbent when needed, look & feel like real big boy underwear , and very easy to change. They run a little smaller than some of the other brands, but that doesn't really take away from the product.