[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] No leaks in the case of overnight accidents. Our son did not really want to wear "diapers" after the age of 3-4 but we pointed out how these are more like underpants that keep his bedsheets dry, so they would work better for overnights (than underpants) while he was still learning how to hold his potty all night, or especially when sick (prone to accidents). Cute designs for boys/girls depending on the packaging (well labeled) and there are always coupons available online for discounts.

My daughter has become more confident with potty training ever since she started using Pampers Easy Ups. It makes her feel like a big kid being able to pull her Easy Ups on and off. It is super absorbent, however, so it somewhat defeats the purpose of potty training, but is very easy to change, and the sides can also pull apart. I wish Pampers would create other designs and characters. Dora is the only character available right now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just started potty training my 2 1/2 year old. He likes them and so do I. Easy to get on and off. Still working on having him let us know when he has to go, but I have not had any issues with absorbency. Great diapers!

My dd has been on pampers easy-ups ever since she turned 18 months. Very absorbent and most importantly changing is a breeze. Let me tell you, never once have I had too handle with leaks or anything. Has been serving us as both day and night pants. Now that she's 21 mths I no longer change during the night , she's fine right until SME wakes up at 7 in the morning. It's so soft on baby's skin that I am no longer guilty of keeping her in pants all day. To top it my dd loves the Dora prints on her pants !

My 20 month old daughter has been in easy ups since she was 18 months. The diapers are great, they've never leaked. she is 26 pounds and is in the 75 percentile in height and 50 percentile in weight. However, she is wearing 3t -4t easy ups and it's too big in her waist but still one of her butt cheeks is always hanging out. Is there a diaper out there that's for kids with a booty?

I love love love Pampers and religiously used Pampers diapers on both of my children. But when my kids began potty training I switched brands due to the fact that Pampers doesn't offer a velcro side option on the Easy-Ups. The velcro side was requested by our childcare provider and, I have to admit it, I like them better too. I wish Pampers would reconsider this because I hated to switch brands. I have to give the Easy Ups three stars because of this.

I love these for potty training my son. He feels like a big boy, but loves Thomas! They were great for "accidents" and I had to mess to clean up. Great transition product from Swaddlers or Cruisers. (We stayed in Swaddlers because we loved them so much.)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While potty training, I prefer not to use training pants during the day, as they are so similar in feel to diapers that my children don't respond to them. However, these were PERFECT for those early overnights while we were training. They still worked to keep the sheets dry, but allowed just enough discomfort to wake him and have him learn he needed to get up and go potty. They also worked very well for extra long road trips, when taking apart and cleaning car seats weren't possible

We used another brand for our oldest son from the time he was born and we never had problems until we started with the training pants. We would have leaks on a constant basis especially at night (we even started to buy the overnight diapers which lead to confusion when we started potty training). I decided to try a small package of Pampers Easy Ups and no leaks!!!!! We are very pleased with the product but look forward to the day when we don't have to use them anymore!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While potty training my son, I bought these and he instantly loved them since they had Thomas the tank engine on them. But I wouldn't say they helped with potty training. They, as are any training diaper, are more like a diaper than underwear. I don't see a big difference between a training diaper and a regular diaper.