[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was for my son. The stretchy waist was easy for him to pull them up and down. There were no leaks. They were a little tight around the butt, but that was because I should have gotten him a 4, they grow so quickly. I could not find any cons . They fit him like big boy underwear would. There is one con and that is price. Sometimes when it is tight that week which lately it has been, I have to go with a competitor because of price. There were no leaks like other brands , no bulking or bulgy look like when wearing a diaper. You could not tell that he was wearing a pull up , and it did not leak on his clothes and was easy for him to use without my help .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been pre-potty training & decided to make the switch! Best choice ever, these are amazing! He knows they feel different and give him confidence to take on/off since they are so easy to change. They are absorbent enough to last through the night so I don't have to switch back & forth between diapers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Pampers Easy Ups for boys were great for my autistic son! He was able to pull them up and down himself to use the restroom and when he slept in them and wet himself, they did not leak on his bed like his regular diapers had. These have cute designs and make my son feel like he is wearing his big boy underwear instead of his diapers.

It hurts me to write a bad review about the name brand that I love and trust the most! But my son is in potty training and we had to revert back to buying your diapers because although the training pants pull up and down easy, they are difficult to use when it comes to cleaning accident messes.If the sides had velcro so that it could be taken off like a diaper that would help a whole lot .they are super absorbent which is great but that doesnt help when potty training. my son felt like he had a diaper on and didnt feel the need to use he potty.If the pullup made him feel uncomfortable when he had an accident then i would have better results potty training.also if the pullup changed color or gave me some sign when he has an accident- that would be helpful because my son is stubborn when it comes to potty training

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son had a withholding problem, and just recently has become fully potty trained. When we were out and about he used to refuse to use the dreaded "big potty", so we used these to insure he wouldn't have an accident in his underwear. He loved them because they have Thomas on them, and because he could take them on and off by himself.

In all honesty I think that pampers needs to make a diaper that is bigger than size 6 or a pull up not specified for potty training. My son is 1 year old and he is 56 pounds and taller than my waist. Being born at almost 11 pounds he is just a big boy. He shows no sign in potty training and I use these as a daily diaper as you would others. It gets VERY pricey. However, these are the only ones that do not break out my son or give him chemical burns. He loves pulling them up himself

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched to easy ups early because of my little guy not wanting to lay down for quick changes and these are the best. We tried Huggies brand once and will never buy again. Pampers are stretchier and the sides still rip when you want but our toddler can't rip them himself like with Huggies.

LOVE the cruisers. HATE the easy ups! I too wish easy ups had the velcro sides like Huggies. I don't have a problem changing a #2 as you can just rip the sides open very easily. My problem is my kiddos are tiny. At age 3 they were each under 20 lbs (yes all 3 of them) and were wearing a size 3 diaper. Easy Ups start at a size 4 and didn't fit my little ones. Huggies, however, with the velcro sides could be adjusted tighter to fit so they don't leak. I prefer pampers products, but unfortunately the Easy Ups are not an option for us.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy ups training underwear is great for kids learning to potty train. I used them with my 3 year old that is just learning to go potty and I must say these are super absorbent for when he didn't make it. I was ver surprised by this. One con is that the sides don't open in case they do #2 in the diaper. These are comfortable, stretchy, very absorbent and my son loved the big boy character it had on it (Thomas the Train). My son is 3 and could easily pull it up and down by himself since the waist is stretchy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using Pampers Diapers for two years now so naturally when it was time for potty training we were excited to try Pamper Easy Ups Training Underwear for boys. I love the 360° Underwear like fit with Pampers leak protection (we've never had a leaky diaper using Pampers). My toddler loved the cute trains and it also helped him know which side was the front and which was the back as he's getting more independent and likes to dress himself. I used the training underwear for at home day time potty training incase he had an accident and for night time accidents which we had a few of those and the Pampers training underwear are absorbent enough to not have a mess when he woke in the morning. The only thing I would've liked to see would be colored training underwear for a more real underwear experience other than that they were perfect. I would highly recommend Pampers Training Underwear for Boy to anybody ready to start potty training with their toddler. You wont be disappointed in the leak protection!