My autistic child will only wear these but is already growing out of the 5-6t please I beg you make a 6t-7t he loves the pj masks and the other pull ups don’t have something he will use if it’s not pj masks or Elmo he won’t wear them he rips them off then it gets messy we really need up to 2 sizes more

Not only is this amazing because my son loves thomas the train, but this is a really good product. My son is 2 years old and these pull ups are very convenient. They are to put on and take off. I hope to use these with my second son , who is 6 months now. When his time comes Pampers Easy Ups will be our pick.

When my son first started wearing Pull-Ups, I tried a couple Brands of Pull-Ups first. I tried Huggies brand and then I tried the Pampers Brand Pull Ups. After I opened the package and felt how thick, soft, and more absorbent the pampers pull ups were, I knew this was the brand I'd use every time. My son loved how soft they felt on him and I loved how much more absorbent they are than Huggies pull ups. I even saved money buying the pampers brand, because they were so absorbent that I didn't need to use as many in one day. So, in turn the pull ups last longer. I'd recommended these to anyone wondering which brand of pull ups to use!

[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.

My son loves Thomas the train and that is the advertisement on the packaging of the pull-ups . So we bought those, and turns out they are better than any store brand ones. But if it wasn't for the Marketing on the package we prob wouldn't have had the benefit of having a great tool for potty training. and they are super absorbent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are so much better than the Huggies brand training pants. I love that their elastic you on the side but not Velcro every time my toddler tried to pull up the Huggies brand he ripped them off and we had to put out a new one. These can last much longer throughout the day

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the designs, they are not only fun but they remind my little guy of big boy underpants which helps to get him excited for the journey of potty training. They are easy to put on, pull down when he practices using the potty, then pull back up again. I also like that they are stretchy, so they allow my little guy to run and play with out being constricted. Another HUGE plus is that the Easy Ups can be worn both day and night and keep my little guy from leaking out if accidents happen!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched to easy ups early because of my little guy not wanting to lay down for quick changes and these are the best. We tried Huggies brand once and will never buy again. Pampers are stretchier and the sides still rip when you want but our toddler can't rip them himself like with Huggies.

I love these training pants. I have been buying Pampers since my first baby, and I have never been disappointed. The only thing I wish these training pant had is a way of reattach-able sides. One would have to take of your child's shoes and pants to put on a clean trainer, if they have an accident.

Pampers Easy Ups are hands down better than Huggies Pull Ups. The only issue that I have seen is that they do tend to leak if they are wet more than 1 time. Having a 2 year old boy that is active and don't want to stop playing, we have had a couple of accidents when he has chose to keep on playing.