The fabric on the diaper invariably rips when pulling it up. After changing my son for three years, these are one of the flimsiest waist bands around. Also when putting them on, there is no release and connect when putting them on, so my son needs to remove all shoes and pants prior to using these diapers. This is a commonly found on most pull up diapers.

Pampers Easy-Ups Training Pants for Boys are very absorbent. They are definitely more absorbent than the Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants for sure. When I started potty training my son, I started out buying Huggies Pull-Ups, because my son liked the designs on the Pull-Ups. I bought 1 package of the Huggies brand and switched to Pampers Easy-Ups Training Pants for Boys. I continue to buy Pampers Brand. My reasons for switching from Huggies to Pampers Easy-Ups is simple. Huggies Brand Pull-Ups are made so thin and they aren't very absorbent at all! I You even have to go out and buy a separate package of the Huggies Brand Pull-Ups for Nighttime Use. That is ridiculous when you think of how I can just buy one package of Pampers Easy-Ups Training Pants for my son to wear during g the daytime and nighttime. Pampers are very absorbent and durable. Easy to pull up and down for your child to do it on his/her own.

We loved using Easy Ups during potty training as it gave us freedom as a family yet kept our little guy thinking he was a big guy! Good, snug fit, he loved the characters on them and easily absorbent for an accident. Any time we were out & a about we felt safe that Easy Ups would take care of us. Definitely recommend.

Easy up trainers for boys from Pampers is a very absorbing and thicker than most of the other brands training pants. It feels soft too. The only shortcoming I think is, it does not have many different characters available, only have Diego for boys and Dora for girls.

The pampers easyup suck. they rip from the side when you try to pull them up. I got a 100 pack and I'm already down to 60 in 2 day because. they keep ripping befor I can get them up. They need to improve the sides if I even stretch it a little the open up. It a was of money.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use pull ups for overnight wear for our 4 yr old. He's daytime potty trained and these help him still feel like a "big boy" at nighttime. They are as absorbent as diapers which make me feel confident as well as him. However, I don't like that there's not much coverage on the backside.

Both my children use Pampers Easy Ups. This is the only brand my kids have been able to use with their sensitive skin. I have tried multiple different kinds, and Pampers Easy Ups are the best for price and quality. They do not leak, they are fairly priced, they work well for sensitive skin, and my kids say they are very comfortable. Many other brands led to rashes, or were uncomfortable and didn't fit them properly. Both of my kids have used these all through potty training, and now for night time accidents. I have never had a single issue with these, and my kids LOVE the designs!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My child loves that Thomas is on them, but I love how they fit and how easy they are to take on and off! The absorbency is just right, enough to protect from leaks but still help them know they are wet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy ups make potty training soon much easier and fun! With easy ups you don't have to worry about night time accidents while sleeping or accidents when you out on the go! Makes learning to potty train more fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son Sethan is 24 months now. Loves the Pampers Easy Ups, he likes Thomas The Train on the pull ups. What my thoughts are they have made it easy to change . There great price and they have been a huge help with potty training. My son now when I say go get your pull up he knows right where I keep them and what they are. Thank you for making a great product that I like and so does my little one to.