[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is completely potty trained. However, when he is down to just white underwear he prefers to wear his easy ups. I do still put him in them when I know I will be away at night so the baby sitter doesn't need to worry about accidents. The new design they did works 100% better. They aren't stiff and fit just like normal underwear. Love them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use these with my son overnight because they are super absorbent and virtually leak-proof. They are relatively easy to change - it is easy to tear them at the seams, which is especially helpful for larger messes. We haven't used them for potty training yet, but I think this will be something we will transition over to soon!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product was for my 2 yr old son, he is just starting out with potty training My son was super excited to see Thomas The Train on the product itself, which made him more excited to wear them and in turn to try potty training. It kept him dry and did not tug or pull at his legs , it was a perfect fit for him, which is making potty training more enjoyable !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My oldest has been in pampers since birth. He's potty trained but we use the pull-up at night. In September 2016, touting a new design, Pampers produced a completely inferior product. Leaked every night. We had to double-up to make it through the night. The old version was fantastic, but now I would highly warn against this product. I hope Pampers will bring back the old version: it actually worked.

[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.] These are great in that they are very much like underwear and help him feel independent. BUT they are difficult to change with a BM because the sides aren't velcro like diapers or some of the other training pants. So you have to tear them and then you can't seal them up really well before disposing of them. Not my favorites, but better that some.

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!!

We mostly use these for night-time potty training so if he did have an accident we did not have to worry about midnight clothes and sheet changes. My son would choose to where these instead of the training underwear with the plastic covers since they are easier to pull up and down.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fit great! These are wonderful for my potty trained three year old who still needs protection. This design is stretchier and way softer. This is great for an older child! Never leaves marks and I've also never had any leaks. We absolutely love these!

The product is what I like to use, but the fit favors boys and not little girls. The width of the pull ups in the back needs to be a little wider to cover buttocks. 1 to 2 inches more needs to be added to be comfortable. One side always disappears and is uncomfortable, so I continue to adjusting but just not wide.