[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a product for toddlers that are just starting to potty train. They can pull them up and down just like underwear but they provide the protection of a diaper. We used this product on my 3 year old boy who is just starting to potty train. He still isn't ready for underwear and this product encourages him to use the bathroom since he can pull them on and off easily. He liked the Thomas the Train design and never complained of discomfort. They are a bit bulkier than I hoped they would be but overall I recommend them to parents who are just starting their toddler on their potty training adventure.

My son is recently fully potty trained and has been wearing Pull Ups for about a month now. He LOVES them. He calls them undie diapers. The first time we went to purchase them, he was so excited to see that Thomas would be on his Pull Ups every night. I gave these three stars for "Helps Potty Training" only because we didn't really use them for this purpose so I couldn't accurately give it a 5 star rating. We trained him while wearing regular diapers and then switching to underwear because regular diapers are a better value if you're changing them 5-6 times a day. We use these solely at night, so one pack lasts us a little over a month. As for absorbency, if he pees a lot at night, his skin is a bit wet in the morning. I gave it a 4 instead of lower because in all fairness, that's kind of the point of the pull ups. You want your child to know what it feels like to feel wet. I love how if he wakes up extremely wet I can just tear the sides and pull it off like a diaper. All in all, we love Pull Ups and our son certainly loves them too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have tried nearly every diaper/pull-up on the market. Other brands either leak all over or are so scratchy my son's skin would break out. Pampers is the best we have found. We have a special needs son and he is 3 1/2 so thankfully, these pull-ups go to 4t-5t. We hope he makes progress with potty training soon, but for now, we rely on Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just starting potty training and we bought a pack of these to try because they were somewhat cheaper than Huggies Pull-Ups or Slip-Ons. There's a reason! They're papery/scratchy, hard to rip at the sides when changing (so we have to undress him at every change), and are much smaller. My 2.5-year-old son is just in 2T pants and the 2T-3T size is skintight. Because they're so small, he has a hard time pulling them on himself and if he has a big BM in them it will escape.

We love Pampers, so tried these first when it was time to start potty training my oldest son. They fit him better and stayed up better than Pull Ups, plus he loves Thomas the Train right now so he was excited to wear them, BUT we ended up switching to Pull Ups because the Pampers ones don't have the velcro type sides on them so MUST be pulled up to be put on (not attached from the sides like a diaper). So every time they have an accident or need a fresh one, they have to take EVERYTHING off (pants, shoes, etc.) to put on a clean one. Not fun with a toddler!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Ups are training pants that fit more like underwear but still have the protection of a diaper. There is elastic all the way around the top half, which isn't something I've seen before. My little guy is very particular about the fit of everything, so the elastic made it loose enough to be comfortable for him, but still stay on. My son liked these underwear because they seemed more like big brother's underwear and they had Thomas the Train on them. I liked that they were easy to put on him while he was standing because he's always on the go. I also liked that the elastic made it more comfortable; he always says "ow" when I put a swim diaper or something restrictive on him, but this didn't bother him. The only con I had with the Easy Ups is when my son got an upset stomach and had very liquid-y poo; these leaked a little and we had to change back to diapers for a day. My son was very happy to switch back to Easy Ups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is very good does exactly what it say it does i recommend everybody to try pampers easy up. Sleeping overnight with pampers easy up is wonderful there not soggy in the morning when kids wake up and through out the day the pampers last a very long time. if your going to spend money i recommend you spend it on this

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love the pampers easy ups. we used to use pulls ups and made the switch a year ago. our son is now 3 yo and is autistic so potty training has been a challange but these hold up well even on a big 3 yo. we never have leaks like we did with pull ups and he loves that they resemble big boy underwear. i like that the sides are made together but easy to tear apart for diaper changes, but i dont have to worry about my son who is very curious about everything being able to open a velcro side.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Pamper's easy ups fit my son a lot better than any other brand of pull up's that we have tried, and the quality of the pull up's from Pampers is by far the best than any other brand. They have helped make potty training a success, and before make cleaning up an accident very easy. A great product all the way around!

This a great pull up. We use it at night since we found that a pull up could hinder potty training. The sides of the pull up are soft and did not irritate my sons skin like other brands. My son was not a fan of Diego so he sometimes was not happy to wear them because he wanted other characters.