[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We gave them a try and were not impressed. They tear way too easily on the sides, especially when our two and a half year old tries to pull them up herself. They also tear when her toes get caught on the sides because of the design. The old pull ups were a lot better, tearing wasn't an issue, the fit was much better -less leak throughs at nap time -and she had no trouble "dressing " herself. Not a value when you have to go buy more because of many ripped, unusable easy ups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use these when I watch my friends 2 year old boy. They have great absorbency, are easy to change, prevent leaks from happening, have fun character choices, and mostly importantly - they are very comfortable for him to wear. Great product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is wearing the size that is fitted for him, they're super soft, and absorb nicely, but the back side keeps sliding up into his backside haha uh oh. I think I'll stick with what I'm already using but thanks for the free sample!

Easy ups rip on the side and than cannot be used. At least with Huggies there is a Velcro strip that can be reattached. My son only uses these for bed and loves PJ Mask so we tried Easy Ups. I wish I could attach a photo, it’s has happened quite a few times. These are expensive enough to just have throw it away without use :(

I used these a few years back with my oldest two boys, but now that i have another little one it's time to start potty training all over again! My son's love spiderman and i wish that pampers could put spiderman back on there training pants like they had before as well as the wetness indicator like huggies does. Some kids train visually while others need to" feel that wetness". I also wish it had velcro tabs because after two days of use without accidents ,you have to toss the pants because the sides tear! Other than that it does what it's suppose to do, assist in the potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using the pull up brand for my potty training son and recently discovered these. They are much softer and absorbent than any other brand I have found. Ill never go back to the old pull ups!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So now we are transitioning to the "potty training" time. My son absolutely adores the "rain" (train) designs on them, and tries his hardest to keep the train from getting wet or dirty. Although, when he does have an accident, they protect just like diapers! Pampers has and always will be much first choice in diapering!

I love easy-ups! Only 2 requests though: My 2 1/2 year old son wants Elmo back on his undies, and I would like to see re-sealable sides. My son gets changed while he's standing up so when I "tear" the sides his #2s ALWAYS fall out!! Please look into this issue!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is perfect for ages 2-3 that are being potty trained. I used this product specifically during the day since at night I use a pull up that has more absorbency. I love how the sides of the pull up can be pulled apart for easy removal in case of accidents! The pros of this product is how form fitting it is and how my child can pull it up so easy!! The con is not having a design that is neutral for both genders, if for whatever reason parents don't want to subject their child to one design or another.

These have definitely been great while training my son. Unfortunately he needs the separation of "diapers" and underwear so they haven't worked as well for us, but I still use when on long car rides and nap times. They are easy enough for him to still get up and down on his own when he needs to. They are soft and not as bulky as diapers under his clothes