I used these a few years back with my oldest two boys, but now that i have another little one it's time to start potty training all over again! My son's love spiderman and i wish that pampers could put spiderman back on there training pants like they had before as well as the wetness indicator like huggies does. Some kids train visually while others need to" feel that wetness". I also wish it had velcro tabs because after two days of use without accidents ,you have to toss the pants because the sides tear! Other than that it does what it's suppose to do, assist in the potty training.

[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.

I came to love these trainers after my son was through potty training. Every now and then he would have a few accidents during the week so I would just slip these on and then put his big boy underwear over them. I was able to feel confident that they were doing their job while also making him feel like a "big boy".

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Back when my son was young enough to use these they weren't quite as good as they are now, it has been a few years. But he always loved the designs. We are excited to try this product again when my newborn is old enough.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 1/2 year old son used these and he loved the Thomas trains on the front. We used these while we were potty training - both before he used the potty and during nap times and other times we did not want major accidents occurring. My son like the look and the feel of these. He could easily pull them up and down himself. However, one thing I missed was having sides that could easily pull apart. When he went #2 in these, It was difficult to get the product off without making a mess. Pull apart tabs on the sides would have made this much easier!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used huggies pull ups for my older children, but I tried easy ups with my youngest son. The fit and absorbency is so much better! The material is more comfortable, and the night time editions never leak. My son loves that there are always new characters and designs.

I like to use the Pampers Easy Ups for my boys when potty training. My daycare is not as fond of using them because they don't have re-attachable sides (which makes changing them when the child has shoes on a bit more difficult), but I find that the tear away sides are fine for my needs. They are softer and seem to fit more trim on my long and skinny boys, so I prefer them over Pull-Ups.

My son loves his easy ups. However, if he has an accident I have to completely undress him from the waist down to put on a new pull up. Trying to take off his shoes and pants in a public bathroom stall is a little tricky. The absorbency is not the same as the cruisers, but he hasn't leaked through onto his clothing yet.

These have definitely been great while training my son. Unfortunately he needs the separation of "diapers" and underwear so they haven't worked as well for us, but I still use when on long car rides and nap times. They are easy enough for him to still get up and down on his own when he needs to. They are soft and not as bulky as diapers under his clothes

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like these. They're easy to pull up and down except I think they might run a little small. I purchased 2t-3t for my son who is 19 months and weighs 30 lbs. They're a little bit tight on him.