[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Four stars because these work great for my son, but the 4t-5t size is getting too small, and he is not willing to be potty trained at the moment. We can barely squeeze him into these and he is big, but skinny 6 yr old. He has learning delays and emotional concerns and will likely be in diapers for another year or so. These are the best fitting diapers of any kind! I don't know what parents of chubby kids do. I don't know what to do when he can no longer use these.

I have been trying to potty train my son more and more now. I love the easy ups because compared to huggies pull ups, easy ups are softer and the have more coverage. Huggies made my son break out because the sides of them are rough. Pampers easy ups are soft and very great. But I can never find the big boxes for boys in stores in his size.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is currently having difficulty with potty training. We do not leave the house without a Pamper's Easy Up on because he is not ready yet for just underwear. If I tried to put a diaper on him he would throw a fit but these are so close to real underwear that he loves them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched to these from Baby Dry when our little guy began his potty training journey. Easy on, easy off, no issues through the night. I do wish there were more character options but overall not a huge deal. Would highly recommend!

I tried other training pants and especially ones with velcro openings, they scratch my son's waist and gets all tangled up then it leaks because of that. Now he loves the pampers Easy Ups. He can handle pulling up and down himself without any scratches and leaks.

So my daughter really like Thomas the tank engine...more than Dora the explorer. The customer service lady explained that the "boy" pull ups had a greater absorbancy in the front, but that it was also suitable for girls to wear. We do have the Girl ones, and they do seem to be constructed differently, but they both work in absorption. That's great to know for any parent with a kid that loves Thomas! It would be nice to make gender neutral designs or have various characters for both girls and boys!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son doesn't really know who Thomas the train is so it would be nice to have a different selection of characters, but I love these pull ups! They are easy for him to get off and on which makes for an easier potty time! Haha but all in all a great product!!

I used these for my first son while training. I actually really like that there are no tabs on the side like other brands makes it more stable on the child. I found the other brands came off easy during play. They could be a little more absorbent as they do not last long on a car trip however at home they are fine and work perfect for potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull-ups were exactly what my toddler son needed to transition into as he was getting too big for diapers but before he was ready for potty training. Now he's just starting the potty training process and these pull-ups are perfect for him to get up and down himself and he feels special that he wears "big boy underwear"

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