[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product works great. It kept my grandson dry! They are easy to pull off and pull up for potty training! He loves the characters on the pull ups too! They are definitely better than the pull ups we were using! I would highly recommend these pull ups! They are affordable as well! High quality as well!

[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 !

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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Since the design has changed from the old one my daughter pees out of them right away. I wish they would have never changed they actually lasted the whole night and now we go through double the amount.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Pampers Easy Ups are perfect for baby's and toddlers that are transitioning into learning how to use the toilet. They are the perfect training pant for my little boy. I used these the Pampers Easy Ups on my son during the night time only. My son is fully toilet trained but still has accidents during the night. These are extremely stretchy and comfortable on my sons waist and super absorbant. We have never had an issue with any leakage due to the extra absorb channels and the dual leak guard barriers. They look, fit and feel like underwear which is great! These have really helped my son and given him the confidence he needs during his toilet training journey.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are big fans of the Pampers Easy Ups Training Underwear for Boys, especially the Thomas design and the dual leak guard barriers certainly do the trick! Completely satisfied, not sure that they 'help potty train' but they definitely help mom and dad when we are out and about to deal with accidents during this phase for him!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Pampers Easy Ups for boys were great for my autistic son! He was able to pull them up and down himself to use the restroom and when he slept in them and wet himself, they did not leak on his bed like his regular diapers had. These have cute designs and make my son feel like he is wearing his big boy underwear instead of his diapers.

With a one and a two year old we go through a lot of diapers in our house, when we started potty training our 2 yr old it was only natural that we would stick with Pampers as it is the only brand we've used in our home. We quickly found though that almost immediately after putting his pull up on our son's left butt cheek would be exposed because each and every pull up ripped where the blue seam meets the back portion of the pull up. We've tried to stay brand loyal but it looks like we won't have a choice anymore.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves Thomas and calling them undies! They seem difficult to get up and down sometimes though and we have not figured out a good way to clean up if he poops in them. I have been impressed by their absorbency, we haven't had one leak yet!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the Pampers brand of diapers and training products. The brand itself stands for quality so I was thrilled to try these training pants. Unfortunately they did not help in the potty training process of my 2 1/2 yr old. He need to be reminded to use the potty alternates between cotton underwear & trainers. My hope was that these would feel like the cotton underwear and urge him to use the potty. Unfortunately they must have felt too much like a diaper, that he used them like a diaper. I've noticed with other children wearing trainers that with the waistband that goes all around (no tabs) the kids pull at the sides realizing the trainers are like their underwear. My toddler didn't do that, as I said he thought they were too close fitting to a diaper. As for the amount they held, obviously they held far less than hoped for, so a diaper was needed due to the size of the child.