my son loved the characters but they just don't fit him right, he constantly has a diaper wedgie and you have to tear them to open for a BM or undress the bottom half completely, and you have to undress to put a new one on too since the sides don't open and re-close like some other brands do.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love Pampers' products dearly since my daughter was a newborn from N-sized diapers and sensitice wipes to Splashers for swimming. Pampers all the way. However, I am not the biggest fan of these Easy-Ups and neither is my daughter. They don't rip on the sides as easy as advertised. Even with accidents here and there, clean up isn't as stress free as the description make a it out to be. We do like the characters and the closeness to what underwear looks and feels like!

The Easy Ups really help transition your child from diapers to potty training. They are easy to pull down and back up and they are comfortable for your toddler to wear. They have fun designs that make them more desirable to wear than a diaper. They make potty training fun and easy.

I have a 4 year old who is very small for her age (33 inches tall and 23 lbs). She has worn Pampers since she was a baby. When she was 2, we decided to try the Easy-Ups because she was walking more. They kept her dry for a long time. She's been potty trained during the day for almost 6 months, but she still wets the bed about every night. She loves these because they keep her comfortable and dry even when she pees a lot while sleeping. They're easy to get on and off as well. My daughter can put these on in the bathroom right before naptime at preschool and take them off when she wakes up. Most of the kids in her class wear diapers to sleep so she's not alone. Thank you Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy-ups are soft, absorbent (but also a little thicker than other brands). Unfortunately, the sides don't open, and my daughter refuses to just pull them down when sitting on the potty - hope the new version will include this feature.

I bought these for my son because we are potty training during the day they are fine. On the other hand during the night they cant withstand when he pottys and usually I change him about 4am just incase but by the morning he leaks onto the bed even though hes been changed. Not a great choice for over night.

Having tried both Pull Ups and Easy Ups, I definitely prefer Pampers brand Easy Ups. They're much more absorbent, and they fit better - more snug. I do like how Pull Ups have velcro sides - this makes it a lot easier for changing. My daughter is at a stage in potty training where she hasn't completely lost interest, but she isn't going all the time, either. I like that these are essentially a pull up diaper, more than a training pant. If she does want to use the potty, they're great for that. If she goes in the diaper, we don't have huge leaks. I'm not one of those that is about "potty training in three days" so I am letting her take her time. These help very much with that.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The easy ups for boys are great! My son does well when using them. He insists he is a big boy and enjoys the privilege of pulling his own undies up after the potty. They are a great value and I would recommend them to anyone who needs training pants for boy or girl!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] not too impressed with these ive always been big on buying nothing but pampers but these rip and also not true to size i wish they would make them where they ripped on the sides too so it would be easier for my daughter to take off

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Please bring back the previous easy ups. This new design is so tight for my kid to pull down/up..And leaves marks!! Pampers team - did you bother to ask for parental reviews first before you jumped into this? Read the negative reviews on other websites Think about the kids, you didn't make it easy for them! Besides that it leaks overnight!