I work in a daycare with children who are potty training. A few of them use the pampers easy ups and I love them! Compared to other brands, the children who use these have less mess for the teachers, especially during nap! The kids can easily get them on and off when using the bathroom and rarely need our help. I know for sure when my daughter is potty training that we will use these!! Great product.

I have used alot of Pampers, and usually they set the standard for diapers. The training pants are the same quality you expect from pampers but the sides of these pants don't adhere back together so if you are checking for accidents or a changing, once ripped they don't go back go ether, unlike Huggies which "velcros" back together.

I have not used these for my own children. But as a teacher in the 2 year old class at a preschool, I have helped to potty train dozens of children. I did not see any advantage to potty training for the kids whose parents bought these (or any) training pants compared to the parents who just went from diapers straight to underwear. If you have the extra money, maybe it will work for your child. But these are harder to change than a diaper for bowel movements, so I personally plan to use regular diapers until my children are consistently using the toilet and then switching straight to underwear (I sometimes see children delaying potty training because being wet or dirty in a pair of training pants is not as uncomfortable as being soiled in a pair of undies)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are potty training our youngest daughter and thought we would try skipping training pants altogether and using just undies with her. Bad idea. She had two accidents on our new couch so we grabbed Pampers Easy Ups! She potties in them more than I'd like but my home appreciates the protection. She loves the Dora design and can pull them up on her own. They are easy to replace if she potties in them with the tearable sides.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The previous design of Easy Ups featured a color change area which could tell the parent whether or not the child had wet the Easy Up. This new redesign took away that indicator. A toddler isn't always the most truthful, and the indicator helped avoid a drawn out battle resulting in taking off the Easy Up and finding out, no, they really are dry (and were telling the truth). It doesn't help a parent and child establish trust, which is needed in this process.

I have not used these for my son. But as a teacher in the 2 year old class at a preschool, I have helped to potty train dozens of children. I did not see any advantage to potty training for the kids whose parents bought these (or any) training pants compared to the parents who just went from diapers straight to underwear. If you have the extra money, maybe it will work for your child. But these are harder to change than a diaper for bowel movements, so I personally plan to use regular diapers until my son is consistently using the toilet and then switching straight to underwear (I sometimes see children delaying potty training because being wet or dirty in a pair of training pants is not as uncomfortable as being soiled in a pair of undies)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have found that the Pampers brand Easy Ups surpass their competition. They have more absorbancy, and also do not press into my daughters side as the Velcro like material does for the other brands. They also offer super cute designs that are comparable to "big girl panties" which my daughter loves.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product! They are easy to put on my daughter, easy to get off and it makes it easy for her to go potty on her own. The elastic waist is a great feature that makes potty training less stressful.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Ups, as always, do a good job keeping our kids clean and dry. The construction of the pull ups lead to them staying secure and don't tear accidently with our very active little ones. These are useful for anyone with mobile and active little children who aren't quite yet ready for potty training.

I have my 2 year son and i m having him wear his pants from the age he was 20 months. I really like the way they absorb and are very handy as we are in a mode of potty training. The only hurdle i have is that, i have to remove his pants to have him wear these pants .. but i think that is absolutely fine we make him sit on the potty every time we change his pants and this way we are able to train him much better than what we would have done through changing diapers on the station.