My son is a special needs 7 yr old and still needs protection at night. Easy Ups are the only protective underwear that my son will use. The sides are strong and won't come open while he sleeps. I love this product. Please don't ever put velcro on the sides.

I love pampers products in general, they have excellent quality and absorbency. But these training pants need easy open sides, when working with a toddler fully dressed pulling these off to change is a chore. I find that my 3 year old especially while outside the home will regularly soil these and in order to change him I have to remove his shoes and pants. These would be the best training pants in the world with added easy open sides. My son loves the characters (monsters inc, cars, & toy story), I love the price and quality but convenience prevents me from purchasing these sadly. If these were move convenient I would've given 5 stars

I have bought Pamper diapers for my daughter since day one and have kept using them until now and she is three. We got a few other brands as baby shower gifts and none worked for as well as Pampers so we have been loyal customers. My daughter has started potty training so I bought her the Easy Ups. I was so disappointed. They don’t fit her well at all, sadly Huggie’s Pull Ups fit her perfectly and comfortably. She had trouble taking off the Easy Ups and I just figured it was her. She has been using the Pull Ups and can easily take them off. I am saddened that I have to switch brands. I love Pampers and their reward program.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently got a sample pack of these in the mail, one boy and one girl, both exactly the right size for my 3 year old son and 2 year old daughter (spooky, I know) and they are way different than the other brand I had purchased before and even better than the old Easy Ups. My kids loved the character designs (Thomas the Tank and Dora the Explorer, if I remember correctly) and they fit like actual underwear. The other brands, my kids can't easily pull up and down, but these are a breeze.

These are fine as far as training pants go, but at my son's daycare his teacher required the kind with re attachable/Velcro sides. This was for ease of changing so many kids multiple times per day. I had to admit, even at home it was nice (with the Velcro sides) to not have to pull off shoes and jeans every time his training pants needed a change.

Pampers Easy Ups are fantastic! My son thinks that the design is trendy thanks to the design that makes it easy for him to show more independence by being able to pull them off and put them back on, plus he loves the cool characters. It's so nice to have a product like this that helps his confidence and makes it more fun to go through the potty training journey together. These are a must-have for when you are potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our son is potty trained but we use the easy ups at night and during nap time. They are easy for him to get on and off. They are so soft and stretch....other brands are scratchy and feel like paper but not these!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers new Easy Ups are much improved over the old style. They are very soft and stretchy, which helps when trying to wrangle my busy toddler into them. My son is mostly potty trained, but we still use Easy Ups for long car rides and naps. Easy Ups absorb a lot, and I have not yet had one leak. The only things I dislike about them is that they're scented (I prefer unscented products for my son) and it's a bit hard to tell the front from the back on the boys version. Other than those things, they're great!

These pull-ups are the best overall. They still absorb like diapers so you can use them over night if needed. The only thing that could be improved is side straps. I don't like the fact you always have to pull them up .... It could use a Velcro or adjustment system.

They are very absorbent and soft but they are hard to change in public because there is no Velcro sides. As for helping with potty training, no pull-ups help with this. You need to switch your child into underwear so they won't think it is comfortable to wet them. I have 3 kids that I potty trained all by myself so this is the best advice I can give. When my 3 year old started using the bathroom on his own I slowly stopped using pull-ups through the night and he hasn't had an accident yet.