[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son who is 3 1/2 years old goes through several diapers a day and I'm trying to get him to potty train. It's been a slow process to get him off of diapers. I tried the Pampers Easy Ups for Boys and I must say I'm impressed. He didn't try to take it off (haha :D). It was comfortable and it didn't bother him. Usually with some diapers, it gives him a bad rash. This training underwear was breathable and had very good leak protection. I love that when I put on the underwear, there is still room around the band so it is very comfortable and not very tight on him. Also, it is very simple to put on. You just pull it up! So easy! So far, I don't see anything bad about this product. I highly recommend this to moms who are trying to get their toddlers off diapers and closer to potty training!

[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.

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!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We started using pampers easy ups when my son was 14 months because he didn't like to lie down to get his diapers changed. Instead he'd want to be up cruising/walking/doing something so we switched to training pants. They worked like a charm, no struggling or fussiness when diapering and they would keep him dry through the day and night. We will be starting potty training soon, and i think the easy-ups will continue to be a constant feature in our lives..

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use these with my son overnight because they are super absorbent and virtually leak-proof. They are relatively easy to change - it is easy to tear them at the seams, which is especially helpful for larger messes. We haven't used them for potty training yet, but I think this will be something we will transition over to soon!

It fulfills its purpose but it didn't really help me for potty training because my son felt like he had a diaper on, so had to use regular underwear for potty training. But for on the go they are convenient because when he does use the bathroom you have the ease of bringing them down like underwear. The only problem is at the time of removing them, you have to tear the sides apart if you don't want to undress your child, so if they had the optional resealable sides it would be better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy Ups are the only pull ups that my son doesn't leak through! Definitely worth the price for a clean butt, and my son LOVES that Thomas is on them :) Definitely recommending Easy Ups to all my friends!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the pamper pull up have helped me potty train my almost 3 year old boy it has been hard but thanks to pampers we got it covered now. the sides do need to be more sticky so i don't have to take off his shoes and pants just to change him if he needs up not making it to the bathroom also if he sleeps on his tummy he soaks the whole bed. so I have to put him in huggies movers, because his always has a full blather at night. but other then that he is always wearing a easy up pullup. . . :)<3

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My four and a half year old wears these at night (for my sanity as in also have an almost 10 month old). No leaks and they don't scratch his hip bone like the other brand. Much more underwear-like. Would like more character choices but quality is wonderful!

Pros: Excellent fit! True to their name, these are Easy to pull Up and Down, so your toddler learns how to prepare for potty-time and can "do it myself!". Form-fitted for those cute tushies, these do not leave indentation marks mid-tush (like that other brand does...) and are not bulky under clothes. Cons: Changes work best for tots who go pants-less. Daycare changes require full removal and replacement of shoes and pants, so it's not quick. It could benefit from a side-closure design for only that reason.