my first son regressed in potty training when i had my second son so these trainers have become invaluable as they resemble real underwear so there isn't too much confusion for him. his only complaint is the design. he would much rather have cars, tractors, or trains but as i am trying to retrain him i hope the design will simply serve as a reason for him to return to his cars and thomas the train undies. overall, the trainers are very good for daytime wear but only so-so for night as they can leak at times most likely due to positioning.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The pull ups seem to get a big saggy fairly easily so that causes the little one much discomfort with little accident they are almost too easy to change being that we have broken many of them just trying to put them on however they are flexible they move well with my little one he LOVES having Thomas on them and they are a good in between stage when working towards the potty!

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used these when potty training my son. They are super absorbent, which was great for those first few days of wearing them. These helped make the potty training and transition to big boy underwear so easy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This pampers product worked well for my son. They are very easy for him to pull up and down him self and don't bunch up. They hold well in the emergency cases that happen in life too while helping train. Overall I'd definitely recommend.

Both my children use Pampers Easy Ups. This is the only brand my kids have been able to use with their sensitive skin. I have tried multiple different kinds, and Pampers Easy Ups are the best for price and quality. They do not leak, they are fairly priced, they work well for sensitive skin, and my kids say they are very comfortable. Many other brands led to rashes, or were uncomfortable and didn't fit them properly. Both of my kids have used these all through potty training, and now for night time accidents. I have never had a single issue with these, and my kids LOVE the designs!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We currently use these pampers pullups for my 19 month old son and he loves the thomas the train print on the diapar and it is so easy for him and us to pull up and down when he uses the potty! These are an amazing diaper and have amzing absobency for when he has accident!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been using Pampers for the last 7 years. 25 years ago I used only Pampers for my grandchildrens mother. One night in an emergency a box of Huggies was purchased. Boy, was that a mistake!! Baby had the most horrible rash I have EVER seen. Thanks Pampers for providing a product that is consistently safe for my loved ones starting 25 years ago!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy- Ups training underwear are a great product. My child has semi-sensitive skin and this product didn't give him a butt rash! Beings that I compare them to underwear, my child also had insentive to use the toilet. The top is super soft and truely easy for my 2 year old to pull up and down! It also holds quite a bit of fluid and #2. We had an accident and nothing seeped out!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great in that they are very much like underwear and help him feel independent. BUT they are difficult to change with a BM because the sides aren't velcro like diapers or some of the other training pants. So you have to tear them and then you can't seal them up really well before disposing of them. Not my favorites, but better that some.