There are very good for the potty training phase. Easy for toddler to get up and down. The only thing I would like to see is better way to re-fasten them if you remove the diaper. This helps when you want to do a change without removing all the toddler's clothing.

My boys grew up in pampers, so I went to easy ups., we tried the store brand and pull ups as we'll. I love the easy ups they are much softer and easier on my sons skin. I thought I needed the easy close sides. The other brand had... But. Quickly realized. That they come undone or the velcro would stab his skin, The easy ups still let him know he is wet but still absorb a big kids bladder

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son was easier to potty train than my daughter. But I bought these for both of them and he had a great result each time period potty training is frustrating enough for the parent and the child so it's definitely an added bonus when the training pants are made to make it easy as possible!

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?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My niece is using these to potty train after I recommended them to her mom she has very sensitive skin and her mom is very satisfied with the feel of them and how they dont irritate her skin! She is doing wonderful with getting them up and down on her own to use her potty

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found these Easy Ups to be a great 'in between' step for my daughter as we were potty training her at night. She would stay dry during the day, but not always at night, yet she didn't want to wear diapers anymore. These Training Underwear allowed her to feel like she was wearing 'big girl undies' without the potential for accidents that we'd have to clean up and would leave her feeling discouraged. Definitely a great step on the way to potty training!

I have always used Pampers products with both my children, ages 6 years and 19 months. I recently visited a local store to purchase more of the Easy Ups for my son. Unfortunately, the size Easy Ups I needed were out of stock. I purchased the Huggies Pull Ups instead. I immediately could tell the difference in quality as soon as I opened the bag and pulled out the first one. Pampers is so much softer and thicker in the areas needed for my son. The Pull Ups honestly look and feel like swim pants, not training pants. The quality of Pampers is superior to the other in my opinion. In the future if I need to drive to another store to buy Pampers, I will do so. They are totally worth the drive! Thank you Pampers for making wonderful products for my little ones!

So my little one never wore these as "big girl undies" if she had them on she wouldn't use the toilet. But she didn't want number 2 in her diaper so one day I found her on the big potty all on her own. But I had to make her wear big girl undies before she started going number 1 in the toilet. I think they were I big help in the transition.

they are a little difficult to get on and off, but my kids have figured them out. I wish they had velcro sides like another brand (but then I guess they'd be just like diapers) to make it a little easier to get them off in case of an accident, but the sides rip easily enough (sometimes a little too easily).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used to buy training pants. One day I bought these. These are not good replacement for pants. because these are very thin and not keeping dry enough. these could be good for older kids who are already potty trained. But it is bad that Pampers stopped training pants.