The swaddlers were our go-to during diapering; second to none. So it was a no brainer to use their easy ups for the next stage. Unfortunately they were a massive disappointment due to poor performance. Literally every night we have to change the sheets because he’s leaking through the easy ups. Sometimes it will hold up during short naps. We never had this problem with the pamper diapers and we currently don’t have that problem with competitor pull up diapers. So I have to believe it’s poor designing. Additionally, they’re not as easy to use as a major competitor but that’s a lesser concern.

We love Easy Ups for their absorption and fit. I wish they had re-closeable sides like some other brands. Although the closed sides make them slightly easier for my little guy to pull them up and down, once the side gets torn (stumble while changing, temper fit while changing...) it is trash. :( They are nicely absorbent, but like others have mentioned, they're so absorbent that my little guy often does not want to change out of a wet easy-up and will insist he doesn't think he peed... sometimes even after pointing out the faded design. (He is 3, after all.) Overall these are a good product, and I'll still buy them over store brands.

Overall I really like the EasyUps. My only suggestion would be for them to have sides that can open and close. It makes it difficult to switch the Eady Up without this functionality. My son loves the Thomas characters. He likes to keep Thomas & Percy dry :)

i bought this product thinking it would be easy to use which it was except when my son had an accident and i needed to change him quickly. they don't have an easy side open like the huggies pull up design. (works like velcro) like the over all product just wish they were easier to open and easier to find in the stores.

I remember when I was potty training my daughter and the only real choice for the potty training stage was pull ups or diapers with underwear. I've always preferred Pampers for my children as far as diapers, and I remember wishing that Pampers had an option as far as the in-between stage went. Now that they have easy ups and I have been using them with my son, who is still in the early stages of potty training, I am not disappointed. I remember my daughter leaking through her pull ups all the time, on the first time. With Easy Ups, I have not experienced a leak through yet, whether he's in them for an hour or all night. I am so grateful that Pampers finally has a product like this out there and would recommend it to any family who is either just testing the waters with potty training their child, or is almost at the point of no longer needing protection except for the occasional night time mishap. Thank you Pampers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We LOVE Pampers Easy Ups. They are great for during the day with helping with potty training and at night thay keep my toddler dry and hold it all in well. They never leak. He can easily pull them up and down and they fit well. The new style is better than the one before. We tried the off name store brands to save money but found it was cheaper to go ahead and spend a bit more. The off name ones leaked bad when wet the tiniest bit. I recommend this great product to all moms.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great for when you're just starting out potty training but we switched to real underwear after a week of potty training because these pull-ups absorb like a diaper and our son was having a hard time realizing he'd gone in his pull-ups instead of the potty. A good ttransition from cruisers to real pants though

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Thomas the Train Easy Ups are my sons favorite and this was only the beginning of potty training him. He gets go excited to wear them and enjoys going to to potty with Thomas. He is motivated to not "wet" Thomas so he can keep them on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2-year-old loves these. Easy to pull up and down, he can do it himself, and goodbye to scratchy and stretched-tight velcro tabs. I love the wide comfortable sides. Only issues are: 1, more complex to change than a diaper if it does get soiled or wet because shoes and pants have to come off to get a new pull up on, and 2, so comfortable your toddler might not "feel wet" so not as useful of a reminder to them that they forgot to go to the toilet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used Easy Ups many times and it is our go to favorite training pant. I ended up using the boy Easy Ups because the store would be sold out of my daughter's size but have the boys in stock. Very pleased with product as it gave equal protection and my daughter really loved the boy designs as well!