[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] WE LOVE YOUR PRODUCTS BUT WE WOULD LOVE THEM EVEN MORE IF YOU HAD THEM IN THE MINIONS. PLEASE GET MINIONS FOR US AND WE WILL BUY. I AM TRYING TO GE SOME IN THE MONTH OF JUNE WHEN THE NEW MOVIE COMES OUT. MY SON WILL BE 4 MONTHS OLD AND HE IS MY VERY FIRST BABY. I WOULD DO ANYTHING TO SEE HIM HAPPY WITH HIS LIL MINIONS. PLEASE AND GOD BLESS YOU PAMPERS

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These training pants are ultra soft, and are the closet product to feeling like real underwear that we've tried. Unlike my experience with the Pull-Up brand from Huggies, Easy Ups from Pampers, are easily pulled down and back up, without tearing at the sides. When you've got a potty training tot, you don't need sides that easily tear like a diaper; for us, this defeated the purpose for using training pants in the first place. The Thomas the Train decor is also a HUGE plus!!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love how soft and absorbent Pampers Easy-Ups are. Compared with store brands, and even the Huggies brand, they are like wearing a blanket. He never leaks at night when he wears them, either. I do wish they had the easy open sides, though. That would make cleaning up the messy accidents easier. Still, I consider Pampers Easy-Ups my favorite training pants!

I really loved the quality of this product. They were very absorbent, easy to change and are a great product. The only problem I found with this product was that it seemed as though my son would rather urinate in the Easy Ups than in the potty-almost like he thought of it like a diaper. I found this made it more difficult to potty train him, but otherwise this is a very good product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull-ups were exactly what my toddler son needed to transition into as he was getting too big for diapers but before he was ready for potty training. Now he's just starting the potty training process and these pull-ups are perfect for him to get up and down himself and he feels special that he wears "big boy underwear"

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Now that we are out of the regular diapers, these pull ups have been wonderful. They are helping the kids to feel less like babies and are slowly learning how to potty train. The easy tear sides are perfect for the #2s.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have purchased this for both my boys who are 4 years old and 14 months old. My 4 years old only uses these Easy Ups during the night as he still wets the bed from time to time and I must say, these training underwears do hold up. Impressive. As for my 14 months old, he has yet to use them, but I have certainly stocked up on these for when he is ready for them. Hoping that they hold up for him as well.

I like that big character is on front so its easier to not but it backwards. It's a little hard to pull them on my toddler booty, usually I have to somehow open her legs wider to push the bottom of Pull Up to snuggly touch her. AS for taking it off I usually rip the sides. Overall not bad, Would be nice to have re-sealable packs maybe? So it'd keep them together and easier to pack on the go. Maybe packs could come with small pack of wipes?:)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loved the designs. It was a good way to get him used to pulling on his own underpants. And while they may not hold as perfectly as a Cruisers diaper, I honestly think that's necessary for the training process. While wearing these, we asked our kids to use the potty regularly. The point is to keep these dry, just like they would underwear. These are a good transition diaper before you go full-time with regular underwear, or to wear at night.