[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy ups are far more absorbante than any other brand I tried. The only thing I didn't like about it was that it can only come off like a regular underpants as opposed to a diaper with side reclosable tabs. Otherwise they were the best!!!! I use only easy ups.

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.] Have been using these for a few weeks. They are stretchy and keeps up with my always moving toddler. He even did #2 few times with no leaks and slept once. They do puff up a little with use, leave some red marks on him around the straps, and the blue lines are too fade for me. Wish they will make the lines little more visible so we can see from far (like swaddled)

I have used alot of Pampers, and usually they set the standard for diapers. The training pants are the same quality you expect from pampers but the sides of these pants don't adhere back together so if you are checking for accidents or a changing, once ripped they don't go back go ether, unlike Huggies which "velcros" back together.

I have 4 little boys, and so far have potty trained three of them. While I would like to say that they were all trained within a few days, that just isn't the case. In fact, 2 of my boys night trained MUCH later than they day trained. We love using Pampers Easy Ups Trainers, even at night. They pull up and down like real underwear, and they have characters that the kids love. They are absorbent and keep everything contained instead of all over the bed. I like that they wake up with clean sheets, but can also use them like regular undies when they need to use the toilet. Thank you, Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched to easy ups early because of my little guy not wanting to lay down for quick changes and these are the best. We tried Huggies brand once and will never buy again. Pampers are stretchier and the sides still rip when you want but our toddler can't rip them himself like with Huggies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These actually made it harder to potty train my son, since he'd say "i don't need to go potty, I have pull ups!" but they were a total life saver on a road trip and for night time! He loved the design and I loved how easy it was to use!

I have boy/girl twins and have found the pampers pull ups to work well for each of my darlings. My son is taking longer to train, but now is down to pull ups at nap time and bedtime. His minimal wear of pull-ups helps with the overall cost. I just cannot bring myself to put him back in diapers after him understanding he is a big boy in his pull ups! The different designs are fun, although sometimes he wishes the whole box had soccer balls or raccoons. So sometimes we draw the character he wants on them. He now lets me know when he needs a new pull-up and is proud to wear big boy pants.

Bought on a whim, we’d been using Goodnites, and we saw these in a 5T-6T. My daughter is autistic and she’s older, so finding something to fit her is hard. She absolutely loves these so much more than the others we’d been using!! I saw another comment requesting larger sizes - I second that request!!! Please make larger sizes for our kiddos!! We will be switching to these from here on out!

The product is what I like to use, but the fit favors boys and not little girls. The width of the pull ups in the back needs to be a little wider to cover buttocks. 1 to 2 inches more needs to be added to be comfortable. One side always disappears and is uncomfortable, so I continue to adjusting but just not wide.