We need this these r the only pull ups my autistic daughter will wear and she’s sizing out she doesn’t like ninjamas or goodnites or pull ups brand she won’t wear them she only likes the Bluey ones plz make these bigger or put Bluey on ninjamas both sizes you have please we need this

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got these for our son as soon as he turned 2 and these are great because of the choices of prints. Our son loves Thomas the Train and he got excited to actually wear them. Even though he wasn't 100% for the training he was so happy to be wearing them because of the prints. They hold a lot of liquid and we've never had an issue

My four year old son is autistic, so potty training has been a challenge. The Easy Ups have helped him to begin to understand the concept of underwear. The difference between Easy Ups and typical diapers is significant. We do not waste as much because if he doesn't have an accident, he is able to go potty and pull the Easy Ups back up. They are well made, strong, and flexible enough that he is able to pull them up and down without too much assistance, and without tearing them. I am grateful for this product, as well as the larger sizes that are available! Both my boys are Pampers kids, we love the products' quality!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My oldest has been in pampers since birth. He's potty trained but we use the pull-up at night. In September 2016, touting a new design, Pampers produced a completely inferior product. Leaked every night. We had to double-up to make it through the night. The old version was fantastic, but now I would highly warn against this product. I hope Pampers will bring back the old version: it actually worked.

I like to use the Pampers Easy Ups for my boys when potty training. My daycare is not as fond of using them because they don't have re-attachable sides (which makes changing them when the child has shoes on a bit more difficult), but I find that the tear away sides are fine for my needs. They are softer and seem to fit more trim on my long and skinny boys, so I prefer them over Pull-Ups.

I had a lot of issues with size on these. My son is an tall & thin, but the legs were just too tight for him. The other issue is that anything other than poo you should tear the side to get them off unless you want a mess. Would be better to have tabs for easy removal.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son started wearing easy ups at 8 months due to his exceeding height hes only 1 almost two in July and we potty train. He loves doing things his self and gets frustrated when he needs help and the easy ups made him want to potty buy himself and their easy for him to slide up and down when he needs to go I love them to.

I have been through about 7 different brands of pull-ups and easy ups to help with potty training for my son. These are the only ones that have not only caught his attention with the designs and characters but they are more comfortable than any other brand we have tried. They are very absorbant which is amazing because my son can really fill up his potty and pull up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've recently (4 days in) started to potty train my 2.5 year old son. During the day, I've been trying the underpants only so that he'll realize the large distinction between the underpants and diapers. I've always had pampers on my son due to his hypersensitive skin and these have worked wonders for nights or quick trips to the store (where I can't afford an accident!). Highly recommend.

[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!