[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When it came to potty training in our home, it was almost like a double duty job. My Son and Daughter are only 18 months apart. Finding good quality and affordable diapers that would help with the transition was a challenge. But, I love Pampers, not only because it's well known but because it truly was a good quality for the dollar. They were easy for my kids to use and I never had leakage or any other issues.

Easy Ups are soft and have an underwear-like design that my toddler loves. He is so interested in potty training since he is the youngest of our three children. He isn't all the way there yet so Easy Ups are a great way to ease into the next phase. Unlike some competitors, Easy Ups are fully absorbent so I don't have to worry about leaks even with a full bladder. For my older kids, we didn't use Easy Ups for daytime training but they each wore them at night for at least a year until they were night time trained. Day time training was our priority so Easy Ups were a great tool for night. They didn't look or feel like a diaper so the kids never felt like they were wearing a diaper!

These pull ups fit well and we love the Diego design. The only drawback might be that they hold a little too well. He doesn't get that wet, uncomfortable feeling, so there isn't a lot of incentive to avoid wetting in them. Harder for potty training, but comfortable for the little guy. It's a trade off.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is still on diapers and is partially potty trained but this underwear was a good point for him to be independent. He can go to the bathroom by himself (with us following him) and feels very excited to pull his pants down. all I can say is now the bathroom is his favorite place:)

We have always loved the Pampers brand, but when my son transitioned from diapers to trainers, we compared the different brands to see which we liked best. Pampers won again! They are much softer, not a stiff papery feel like Huggies. They don't have side velcro tabs like Huggies Pull-Ups, but that just makes them more like underwear. And you can just rip the sides apart to change them laying down, if your little one does have an accident. Plus Pampers Easy Ups absorbancy is superior to other brands of trainers. Definitely would recommend!

I know this sounds crazy but my son was 'too comfortable' when he would have an accident in his easy ups... which resulted in him being lazy. :) These are super absorbent training pants which are perfect for night time use... or daytime if your kiddo doesn't have a case of the lazies like my son did!

My son has used Pampers products from the time he was born starting with Newborn Swaddlers. Currently he is using Pampers Easy Ups, and they are helping him feel more like a big boy. Easy Ups are easy for me to put on him, and easy for him to pull down when he needs to use the potty. Easy Ups do not leak, nor are they too tight on his body. My son is a very active 2 years old, and the Easy Ups comfortably moves with him. He likes the Diego Character on the front. I am very pleased with all products made by Pampers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 4 year old twin boys still use these at night to protect against the occasional accident. They are comfortable and my twins love the designs. And I love not having to wash their bedding every morning!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this Pamper Easy Ups Training Underwear for Boys in size 4T-5T for my two year old son. Due to the incorrect size, it was still too big for him to wear but based on the look and feel of Pamper Easy Ups, I can tell that it's a quality product that I would prefer over other brands. Also, my son loves Thomas the Train so the design of the underwear is a huge plus.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using these while tring to potty train my toddler. They do not have the absorbancy of a diaper, so I never use them at night. However, my toddler enjoys the independence of being able to pull them on and off himself.