[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids always likes to wear these instead of diapers at night when potty training. We didn't use them during the day as I like to keep my kids in real underwear as I feel it helps them learn to potty train quicker. But at night, when they still need to be in something, they are great because they are still for "big kids" but will still offer protection if they have an accident at night.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found this product relatively easy to use. Using for overnight. Have had no leaks. Would have liked it to have tabs to make it easier to get off in case of major accidents. Overall a good product and would likely buy again.

There seems to be a fine line between enough absorption to hold messes for potty training and too much that the child cannot feel any wetness. I feel these Easy-Ups absorb too well for the potty-training child. They cannot feel that they've wet until they're very wet, which defeats the purpose of potty training. I suggest using cloth underwear during the day for actual training. That being said, I very much like the consistency of using a diaper that can pull-up, so that it's underwear-like in application -- my child doesn't need me to help dress, so when getting ready for bed, the mechanics of dressing is the same as in the morning (with cloth underwear). My child does wet through this product at night, which is a bummer. I have to change half-way through the night. I might need to try a more absorptive night-time pull-up-type product. I stay with these, because my experience with Pampers has been top notch. They have my loyalty.

Pampers Easy Ups are great training pants as they are just as absorbent as the regular diapers and very comfortable for my child to wear. The only compliant I have is that I wish they have the Velcro sides as it would be easier to have them come off and put them back on when training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you have a little man who is between diapers and underwear, these are worth the purchase! We used these at night and they work great. They are soft and comfortable for your child. My son loved the train themed pictures on them. They pull up easy and have easy tear sides in case theres a number 2 accident. The pampers easy ups are very absorbant so no worries about leaks. The only downside is that these are a bit pricy in comparison to store brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We only need easy ups at night and I find these to be more absorbent that over night training pants. The fact that these are a solid pant - which differs from the competitor brand which has velcro-style side - it is softer and more comfortable. The only drawback is that they seem to run just a bit small so you might want to get a small pack to test the size first. Other than that I have been very happy with them!

We need this these r the only pull ups my autistic daughter will wear and she’s sizing out she doesn’t like ninjamas or goodnites or pull ups brand she won’t wear them she only likes the Bluey ones plz make these bigger or put Bluey on ninjamas both sizes you have please we need this

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull-ups are great for potty training your toddler. We use them at night time to prevent accidents in the bed! They hold up great and the designs are super cute. I have never used pampers brand before for any of my kids so I was a bit skeptical at first but I am really impressed. I will recommend these pull-ups to all my mommy friends!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Pampers easy ups worked great for my night time potty training 3 year old. He loved the design and could easily take them off in the morning. My only dislike was how much he struggled to put it on himself. The legs seemed a little closer together then other brands we have tried. I would recommend this product to anyone who is potty training their toddler.

[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.