I recently started potty training and I love how easy it is for my 24 month old to pull the trainers up and down himself without them ripping on the sides. However, he has only begun to train and I'm afraid he will grow out of your largest size before he is completely trained. He is 37.4 pounds at this age. Would love to see a size larger.

My son started potty training, and we went straight for the Pampers product because that has been our only brand since he was born. The diapers were cute with the Diego design - but the sides of the diapers are a real pain. Huggies has pull ups that the sides come undone like a diaper... just in case. Trying to get the Pamper pull ups off when he has an accident isn't easy or clean - I like having the options of a diaper when I need to clean him up. Maybe you can work this into your design?

Since day one of my son being born we have only used Pampers...started out with Swaddlers and now we are on to Easy Ups. We have started potty training a few weeks ago and whenever my son needs to go potty he lets us know, takes his pants off and throws them in the garbage. We have had great experience with these. The only problem we have had is that since our son doesn't know to go potty at night he leaks through the Easy Ups so we have to use the nighttime pants. Other than that these are awesome pants!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great for Toddlers. I used these for my 2 year old son that hates wearing diapers. I like that I can rip the sides but it is a pain when it's time to change him and he has to remove his pants completely. I love pampers and do not like Huggies brand as they give my son a rash. However, huggies do have the restickable sides.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not a good fit for us. My toddler is on the thin side, just not a good fit. Not easy to do himself, kept tugging at them and did not feel comfortable. Fit created leaks. Tried multiple sizes, just did not work.

[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.] I have a special needs little boy and he is not yet potty trained. He's out grown diapers, but cant quite fit depends. These are the perfect in between. They are really absorbent and super easy to change! We love them!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull-ups were exactly what my toddler son needed to transition into as he was getting too big for diapers but before he was ready for potty training. Now he's just starting the potty training process and these pull-ups are perfect for him to get up and down himself and he feels special that he wears "big boy underwear"

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Only reason I don't likes easy ups is because of the sides. I do not like how the sides have to be torn. They "easy" tear away sides are not always easy to tear. I like how the pull up brand is more of the Velcro which can be refastened and can easily be undone especially when there is a dirty easy up/pull up. I am a total pampers fan except when it comes to potty training time...

These training pants are great if you want a diaper that looks and fits more like underwear, but not so great if you actually want to get your child to potty train. They absorb just as well as a regular diaper, which doesn't help your child feel the consequence of doing their business in their pants instead of on the potty. That said, if you child can tell you that they are doing their business or need to do their business, then these should work fine for you.