[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the pamper pull up have helped me potty train my almost 3 year old boy it has been hard but thanks to pampers we got it covered now. the sides do need to be more sticky so i don't have to take off his shoes and pants just to change him if he needs up not making it to the bathroom also if he sleeps on his tummy he soaks the whole bed. so I have to put him in huggies movers, because his always has a full blather at night. but other then that he is always wearing a easy up pullup. . . :)<3

I recently started using these diapers for my 2.5 year old who is learning how to use the potty. They are great because they are easy to pull up and down, they are very absorbent, and she loves Dora. I've always used Pampers for her regular diapers. I've tried other brands, but they were never as good so I decided to stick with Pampers for the training pants and I am glad I did because she is learning fairly quickly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a twenty two month old that we are trying to get trained before he turns two. Pampers easy ups have come in really handy. They can be pulled up and down so he can use the bathroom and are very absorbent for when he has accidents. He likes the Thomas the train design so he likes wearing them and tries not to have an accident..

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter is still needing nighttime protection, and we prefer Easyups. Cheaper brands don't keep her skin dry and make her break out in a rash. I did have one leak the other day, but that was the first time in well over a year. Pullups are nice but I can't justify the extra cost when these work just as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love these Easy Ups more than I ever thought I would. My 2 year had always hated his diapers so he would always take them off all day long. With Easy Ups he likes pulling them up but he enjoys pulling them down to go potty. He gets excited and happy like he knows hes a big boy now :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Thomas the Train Easy Ups are my sons favorite and this was only the beginning of potty training him. He gets go excited to wear them and enjoys going to to potty with Thomas. He is motivated to not "wet" Thomas so he can keep them on.

It is hard to get the sides to rip when it is time to get my son out of a soiled easy up. Also they leak every time my two year old pees in them. We also have issues with the fit of the easy ups. My son is 2 1/2 years old and weighs 38 pounds and is 39 1/2 inches tall. So the 2t-3t easy ups don't fit they're too tight.Even the 4t-5t is too tight on him.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I highly recommend this product for girls ages 2-3 as an introduction to teaching your female child the use of underwear. Please do not think this is the solution and answer to potty training your child. However, your child will show a signs of maturity and independence. Try it and witness growth!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These actually made it harder to potty train my son, since he'd say "i don't need to go potty, I have pull ups!" but they were a total life saver on a road trip and for night time! He loved the design and I loved how easy it was to use!

Great for training. I read the above reviews and disagree. The purpose of these are that when they go to the bathroom, they can pull them down themselves, like underwear.. If they wet them, you have to take down the pants, etc, but think about this. when your kid is training and goes to the bathroom and pulls down the pull up, how will he/she know how to get them back up w/tabs on the sides like huggies?? that would be a HUGE DRAWBACK. the way they are now, makes them independant enough to still wear them in case of emergency, but they can still be big girls/boys and pull them up themselves. I hope Pampers does not change this feature.