My kids like using pull ups because of the pictures/designs on them. My kids don't like using pull ups because of how bunched up they get between their legs. Yes we have tried several sizes and they all bunch up. The pull ups do hold quite a bit though when the designs fade my kids could care less. If the stores I shopped at stocked the pull ups that got cold when wet I think my kids would be more inclined to be more proactive in their potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great product for toddlers who are potty training. my 3-year-old granddaughter wears these, especially at night and she loves Thomas. We really liked the thinness of this product. it wasn't as bulky as some of the other products on the market. Good price and really works. We haven't had any leakage

Horrible. Not sure what’s going on recently with easy ups. Bought a box a week ago and every day we are throwing multiple away before we can use them because we can’t pull them up without the sides tearing immediately, even when we pull very gently. They material is rough, paper thin, and cheap feeling. Very disappointed. They are too expensive to be throwing 2-3 away every day because of the poor quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the Pampers brand of diapers and training products. The brand itself stands for quality so I was thrilled to try these training pants. Unfortunately they did not help in the potty training process of my 2 1/2 yr old. He need to be reminded to use the potty alternates between cotton underwear & trainers. My hope was that these would feel like the cotton underwear and urge him to use the potty. Unfortunately they must have felt too much like a diaper, that he used them like a diaper. I've noticed with other children wearing trainers that with the waistband that goes all around (no tabs) the kids pull at the sides realizing the trainers are like their underwear. My toddler didn't do that, as I said he thought they were too close fitting to a diaper. As for the amount they held, obviously they held far less than hoped for, so a diaper was needed due to the size of the child.

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.] ITS COMFORTABLE TO PUT ON AND AND THERE'S NO LEAK. ITS COMFORTABLE FOR MY BABY BECAUSE HE WAS GETTING SCRATCHES FROM THE STICKY BANDS OF SWADDLES DIAPERS. SO I SWITCHED TO PULL UPS. EVEN THOUGH I HAVENT STARTED POTTY TRAINING.

[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.] I used these when we were potty training my son, and continued using them at night for a while until he stopped having accidents. They have cute designs that get kids excited about wearing them, and they worked well and did not have many leaks.

[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 son was pretty quick to pick-up on potty training. I heard boys can be more difficult to train at bedtime. We used Swaddlers when he was a baby and had no issues. We continued with the Pampers brand. My son LOVE that Thomas is on the front. They are easy for him to put on and off himself. When he does urinate at night, everything stays in and NO leaks.