[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy ups training underwears are so easy to use. They really help potty training your kid they get excited that they can take it off themselves. They are so stretchy that they can move around easily and they wont get out of place. They are super absorbent and has leakguard which is great so that there clothes wont get wet. My boy was so excited i guess he felt like he was wearing real underwear.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have tried nearly every diaper/pull-up on the market. Other brands either leak all over or are so scratchy my son's skin would break out. Pampers is the best we have found. We have a special needs son and he is 3 1/2 so thankfully, these pull-ups go to 4t-5t. We hope he makes progress with potty training soon, but for now, we rely on Pampers!

Definitely need bigger sizes my daughter has A muscle disorder ans is still in pull ups but have as well been using goodnites because the sizes go larger the the easy ups i would prefer the easy ups and my daughter like them better but need a bigger aize 5t-6t are just a bit small for her

We started potty training but still needed something absorbant for when we were out of the house. She was more than happy to wear these "like moms". We did not have many accidents at home after the first week until we started using these. They work great when she forgets to tell us when we are away from home but now she forgets more and more often that she needs to tell us and not go in her underware.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really disappointed with Easy Ups. There is so much cottony material in the crotch that it looks like a saggy wet diaper. I can't imagine it's comfortable. We had a couple that the side broke when we put them on. One broke coming out of the bag. Plus they leaked. Not sure if that was a fit issue or something else.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found that it really helped me with potty training my son they are super comfy for him and he can pull them on all by himself and when he goes to the bathroom I don't need to help him at all thanks for the opportunity

These are what my little girl is training in right now. The absorbancy is good, maybe too good; my little girl has a bit of trouble telling if she's wet or not after the fact. I would rather they be a bit too absorbent than not, though, because she easily gets a rash on her behind.

I got the training underwear to help my son at night because he has a bedwetting problem he does great during the daytime but it's a genetic thing in our family I got this particular brand because the design on the package suggested that they looks like boys underwear however after opening them and to seeing them they do not they look like a diaper the print is faded doesn't actually look like a pair of underwear at all highly disappointed now my son thinks that he's been bad and has to go in a diaper very disappointed Pampers

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My two boys went through the training phase with Pampers. The Easy Ups Training Underwear is the only brand we trust that never leak and very reliable. Very absorbent and fit boys well for active lifestyles.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The New Easy Ups are different and don't last as long. I prefer the previous design; they felt softer and could be worn longer. My son is 4 and uses the Easy Ups only at night time. With the previous design he could wear the same Easy Up for several nights in a row as long as he was dry in the morning, but with the new design he can only get 2 or 3 nights out of them. They just start to wear out way quicker and the part on the front where Thomas is starts to separate from the Easy Up.