[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We tried just using up our diapers and having him pull them off and we would put them back on but it definitely hindered the process. He tried on the pull ups and said "I have big boy diapers now." Soon in underwear!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the pamper easy ups. My son hated diapers and because of his body type they didn't fit well. Since we started using easy ups both our life's have been easier. They don't leak and they give him more freedom!

These fit and stay up better than other training pants. My son LOVES the Diego design and insists on them for that reason. They are very soft and cloth-like, they even hold up for overnight wear, they are very absorbent. Where we buy them they are cheaper than the other premium brands which makes them even better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've used these diapers for two of our children so far, and they were a big help in our potty-training success. We went from these to regular underwear when accidents became infrequent, and it was a great transition.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love using these on my toddler. He is learning to pull them up and down himself. He also loves the characters and designs on them. I would highly recommend them to other parents. I've used other brands and the kids ended up with a rash.

I've used this for almost the whole time I've potty trained my son (23 mths to 4 yo). While potty training, he didn't notice the "cool" effect indicators, so he would just wet his training pull ups just like a diaper. However, I still used it b/c it was thinner than regular diapers so if he leaks, he reacts to that. Currently, I just use it as a night time diaper for him because he is still wetting himself half of the time. He is now able to say whether he is wet or not in the pull ups. He can also easily put them on and take them off. Cons would be that if your kid pees too much, it will leak because it's not as good as a diaper. The other thing is that if your kid goes poo in there.. it's a bit of a hassle to clean up since you have to rip the sides (HOWEVER, I prefer the non-opening sides).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used Easy Ups for Boys back in 2010/2011. I loved them then -- soft, absorbent and underwear-like. Having bought them again just recently, they are even better! My son likes them and are easy enough for him to pull up and down without tearing the sides. The recent design changes make them thinner (But more absorbent) and form fitting, which is a plus. Great potty-training tool!

My son likes to pull them up or down. It is easy enough for him to do that. He likes the designs. Although, the design is to keep him dry - when potty training- that may be a negative. I have used them mostly for car rides or long trips out, just in case moments. Not for the day to day potty training.

First, I have always been a huge lover of Pampers. My 21 month old son did best with Pampers for his diaper brand so naturally we decided to try the Easy Ups. I have tried luvs and huggies but he is a heavy wetter and they never held up! I find that my son likes the Easy Ups and so do I. They have good absorbency, he can tell the appearance between them and a diaper and overall a great product. My only negative about them is they don't have a tab that opens to allow you to put them on and off. The side are simple to rip off If he has an accident however if we are out I have to completely take off his bottoms to replace It with a new pair.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product doesn't have sides that can be easily opened and closed, and that meant pulling the whole thing down to check it. It also meant that you need to remove the child's pants when changing a pullup of your little one has an accident, making the process more upsetting for our child. This makes going to public bathrooms a REAL problem.