[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great when trying to transition to the big boy potty. You wouldn't think the character print of the diaper would be a strong motivator to gain cooperation, but it really is. As we get closer to potty trained, I prefer to use real underwear while at home, but these are great when out and about without having to worry about accidents.

The change of potty training was much easier when I switched my son to these. If he has an accident they don't leak and the stretchy sides are easy enough to pull apart for me and my husband but hard enough that my son can't. These really helped us out. Up until we tried these out he would still refer to himself as a baby but now he will say he's a big boy. They have helped to make him so more independent with potty training and as a person. Being a stay at home mother with a husband who works long hours and a a new baby I can say they have helped with my sanity as well. He would refuse to even put on other products. If these are out of stock at my regular store I will drive across town in heavy traffic to another store to get them.

[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

After having great success with Pampers Easy Ups for girls, we went to the store to pick up another package. My daughter was with me and when she saw Thomas the Train, she wanted to try that instead of Dora. I was a bit nervous about using them since they are specifically designed for boys. They work just as great and the best part is, no leaks at night!

First, I have always been a huge lover of Pampers. My 21 month old son did best with Pampers for his diaper brand so naturally we decided to try the Easy Ups. I have tried luvs and huggies but he is a heavy wetter and they never held up! I find that my son likes the Easy Ups and so do I. They have good absorbency, he can tell the appearance between them and a diaper and overall a great product. My only negative about them is they don't have a tab that opens to allow you to put them on and off. The side are simple to rip off If he has an accident however if we are out I have to completely take off his bottoms to replace It with a new pair.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These easy ups were AMAZING! My son loves the fact that he had the excitement of wearing Thomas on his "undies", yet still had the comfort of diaper like material which he was used to the last 2 years. Once he got the hang of going potty, he was super excited to upgrade to real Thomas underwear!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not a good fit for us. My toddler is on the thin side, just not a good fit. Not easy to do himself, kept tugging at them and did not feel comfortable. Fit created leaks. Tried multiple sizes, just did not work.

I'm a first time mom so I've learned right from the start that i would be using pampers pull up. I used to buy the swaddles and now my son graduated to pampers pull up which I love so much. I've tried other brands and always regretted buying them after the first time using them. So now I go straight to pampers pull ups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Yahoo for Pampers, these are the best ever! I am raising grandchildren and my first boy ever. These are the only pull ups that really keep him dry. No matter where he is or what we are doing, they work. Did I mention how easy they are to get on and off and how he loves the design too? We love them!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers pull-ups are a poor product. More common than not the sides of the pull-ups are not connected rendering the product unwearable. At least with other brands they have reconnecting sides so you're able to take them off and reattach them as needed. But with Pampers the sides are supposed to come connected (although they don't always). Also the material used to make the pull-ups rips very easily making it very difficult for a toddler to pull up and down the product on their own.