[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

After trying several different brands of training pants i decided to try pampers. I have never found anything that keeps my boys so dry and comfortable throughout the day! They come with cute designs (family favorite is Thomas the train) and they are easy to get on and off for my kids. Best training pant out there for sure! I am a devoted pampers mom now!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a pampers lover I do not buy any other brand but honestly this new design only has one con which is the elastics on the sides without an inside cover that leaves markings on my child thighs and i buy him a loose size for him to be comfortable. I think parents agree with me that comfort is what we seek and we will pay for to our children not for how pretty it looks on the outside when it comes to wearing. I would like this would be fixed

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i tried these for my older child when potty training him they didnt work for him (he was being stubborn) he used them just like a diaper but they were so easy for him to pull up and down and very soft so i would still recommend them to anyone

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers new Easy Ups are much improved over the old style. They are very soft and stretchy, which helps when trying to wrangle my busy toddler into them. My son is mostly potty trained, but we still use Easy Ups for long car rides and naps. Easy Ups absorb a lot, and I have not yet had one leak. The only things I dislike about them is that they're scented (I prefer unscented products for my son) and it's a bit hard to tell the front from the back on the boys version. Other than those things, they're great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 3 year old has not been very thrilled to potty train. I'm hoping the next couple months he'll be more into it. We bought a size for his age and they were very small. Purchased the bigger size 4t-5t and they fit him perfect. He is tall for his age.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers is a trusted brand for our family. Three kids over a span of 10 years is a LOT of diaper changes! I used the Easy Ups on my preschool son. He is mostly potty trained but every now and again, he will "forget to go". I was able to send him to preschool all week in these and he did great. One of the nights, he fell asleep with it on and in the morning, it was heavy but the bed was dry! Thank you for saving me a load of washing! The design is fun; our son recognized Thomas the Train and was excited for putting them on. The elastic stretches really well without breaking. All in all, I would recommend Easy Ups!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler had the wonderful chance to try out Pampers Easy Ups and we loved them! The designs are adorable and the characters my son loves. Almost as if they were made just for him. They are soft and feel almost like real underwear. They make him feel like a big boy just like his oldest brother. They also work great at getting up down making them perfect for potty training. They have a stretchy side that I love because it doesn't irritate his side like Velcro sides do. I really love the fact they don't leak. They shape to his body and work great at night time with as many times as his rolls around. I can't imagine using anything different after trying these out. This is definitely a product I recommend giving a try.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son originally wore Huggies, however they started to have a chemical smell when he peed in them. These Pampers pull ups always smell good and he doesn't get rashes as often as he use to! He can also go to the bathroom more than once in them without leaking everywhere. Love, love, love!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While training pants are meant to assist in potty training, they often need to be changed like a diaper. Other brands feature side openings that are a little less cumbersome than tearing the sides, which seems like a bigger deal when you've got an upset toddler and a mess on your hands (literally.) Personally, I would rather skip training pants altogether this time around since they're basically a more expensive version of diapers.