I had a lot of issues with size on these. My son is an tall & thin, but the legs were just too tight for him. The other issue is that anything other than poo you should tear the side to get them off unless you want a mess. Would be better to have tabs for easy removal.

I tried almost every pull-up available and Pampers Easy Ups were the best. Unlike others they are soft and not paper like. I also liked the stretchy sides for easy up and down, I found this to be much easier than other brands that have "Velcro" sides. My son also liked them and as a mom working on potty training that was probably the biggest plus.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daycare actually requested we switch brands because they have resealable sides but I refused! Pampers Easy Ups are much better at absorbency and fit and don't irritate my son's skin. Plus he loves the Thomas designs so he can feel just like his older sister putting on 'underwear'!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My child loves that Thomas is on them, but I love how they fit and how easy they are to take on and off! The absorbency is just right, enough to protect from leaks but still help them know they are wet.

We have been using these to try to help in potty training my 3 year old. He likes pulling them up & down like a "big boy" but I honestly can't see that they have really helped with the potty training at all. He is still struggling & has yet to use the potty or become potty trained yet. We are definitely still working on it, though!

I purchased a package of these pants as well as the Overnights version (to wear at bedtime) for my nephew who is an older toddler who is in the end stages of completing his full potty training course (which includes being able to make it through the night without wetting himself) & the feedback I got was positive. He has only had under a handful of accidents through the night and another handful during daytime during times he got distracted & had an accident and when these daytime accidents occurred these pants had him covered, quite literally & saved his mama from having to do a few spur-of-the-moment pants changes (at least one of the occurrences happened in/at a very crowded mall with no second pair of clean pants available to change into unless she bought a new pair right then and there in the mall) & saved her precious minutes she would have otherwise had to use for the clean up of the unintended mess made after these accidents. Great fit, Absorbent, & they do what they're intended to do. My sister was very pleased with this product & now it's her go-to brand/type of training pants. After getting her feedback about these pants & hearing of her experience using these training pants, I Will be purchasing these when my own son reaches that phase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the Pampers Easy Ups. They are FAR better than Huggies Pull-Ups! I like the stretch sides that are tight-fitting but also comfortable for my son. The absorbency is so much better as well. I haven't had one issue with leaking. My son has gotten a little too comfortable in them, though, as he now has no interest in potty training because he gets to wear "big boy pants" but he can still potty in them! We're slow starting on the potty training, haha.

Great product, my daughter loves that they have Dora on them, they are easy to use. They can be ripped at the sides during times of accidents such as #2 so that they do not have to be pulled down. Absorbency is good, and price is not too bad - though I wish they were cheaper but still is an EXCELLENT product!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son has been slow with potty training so these have been great because they absorb really well overnight and during the day when we have slip ups lol. My only complaint is when your child goes #2 its kind hard to change. I have 2 cut or pull at each side 2 get the down without a mess.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers pull-ups are a poor product. More common than not the sides of the pull-ups are not connected rendering the product unwearable. At least with other brands they have reconnecting sides so you're able to take them off and reattach them as needed. But with Pampers the sides are supposed to come connected (although they don't always). Also the material used to make the pull-ups rips very easily making it very difficult for a toddler to pull up and down the product on their own.