[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull down and up easier and better than normal pull ups do. We did not use them for potty training, but we did use them before potty training so that our boy could get used to the pulling up/down motion.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been using Pampers for the last 7 years. 25 years ago I used only Pampers for my grandchildrens mother. One night in an emergency a box of Huggies was purchased. Boy, was that a mistake!! Baby had the most horrible rash I have EVER seen. Thanks Pampers for providing a product that is consistently safe for my loved ones starting 25 years ago!!!

After trying the competitor, I quickly chose Pampers easy ups as my training pant for my son. I love the fact that there is extra absorbency for the times when he forgets to run to the potty. After careful comparison I am a forever a fan. I've even suggested the pant to my sister who's potty training her little one as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great in that they are very much like underwear and help him feel independent. BUT they are difficult to change with a BM because the sides aren't velcro like diapers or some of the other training pants. So you have to tear them and then you can't seal them up really well before disposing of them. Not my favorites, but better that some.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have done great with these. These have been a life saver especially with our son with special needs. Too old for regular diapers. We are almost phased out into underwear on a regular basis but every once and a while we have an accident or are on a long road trip and they have been awesome.

They are very absorbent and soft but they are hard to change in public because there is no Velcro sides. As for helping with potty training, no pull-ups help with this. You need to switch your child into underwear so they won't think it is comfortable to wet them. I have 3 kids that I potty trained all by myself so this is the best advice I can give. When my 3 year old started using the bathroom on his own I slowly stopped using pull-ups through the night and he hasn't had an accident yet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Even though it is difficult to tell the front from the back sometimes, these are great easy ups for our 2 year old to continue potty training. We used pull ups before we switched and we definitely like these better!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves these Disney Cars pull-ups best of all. I do use other brands because they are cheaper, but these are made much better and are more colorful and have nicer side closings. They keep him dry for hours!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Ups are super easy for my child to pull up and down while learning to potty train. These are his absolute favorite diapers. They have great absorbancy and last him many hours accidents or no accidents, we love these!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the Pampers brand of diapers and training products. The brand itself stands for quality so I was thrilled to try these training pants. Unfortunately they did not help in the potty training process of my 2 1/2 yr old. He need to be reminded to use the potty alternates between cotton underwear & trainers. My hope was that these would feel like the cotton underwear and urge him to use the potty. Unfortunately they must have felt too much like a diaper, that he used them like a diaper. I've noticed with other children wearing trainers that with the waistband that goes all around (no tabs) the kids pull at the sides realizing the trainers are like their underwear. My toddler didn't do that, as I said he thought they were too close fitting to a diaper. As for the amount they held, obviously they held far less than hoped for, so a diaper was needed due to the size of the child.