[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My Boys didn't like Thomas which was strike #1 and Potty Training in pull-ups just didn't work for us, we had to go straight to undies. We tried to use at night time, but the Characters weren't appealing so we had to go with another brand. Rip-off sides also would have been nice for night time. Really disappointing. This is the only pampers product we didn't love.

Transitioning from size NB, to Swaddlers, to Baby Dry, and finally to Easy Ups, has been a piece of cake! I absolutely love everything about Pampers products for my child's tushy! My child is a toddler now and I had tried other brands of training pants but the Easy Ups by Pampers ended up being my TOP choice! They hold so much during the night and keeps everything inside for the most part (you just can't help it if your child picks at their training pants on their own and accidentally shifts it, things happen). It is easy to denote which is the front and back of the pants when you try to put them on your child, too. For our next child, I intend on starting and finishing with Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a bargain hunter, and while I do look around for the best deals, coupons, sales, etc, I gladly pay slightly more for these training pants than other brands, because these work at least more than twice as well than the others. Why spend less on something that you'll have to use at least twice as many of? And then have to deal with leaks, etc? These are great, plus my son can often be convinced to let me change his training pants when he sees Thomas on the front.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While training pants are meant to assist in potty training, they often need to be changed like a diaper. Other brands feature side openings that are a little less cumbersome than tearing the sides, which seems like a bigger deal when you've got an upset toddler and a mess on your hands (literally.) Personally, I would rather skip training pants altogether this time around since they're basically a more expensive version of diapers.

I bought these easy ups since they were a good deal, but my son hated them. Besides, there is no snap on the side so if he accidentally pooped, we had a bigger mess. (Since you have to take it off like underwear) Also just a personal preference, but my son hated the character design, and threw a tantrum every time I try to put the easy-ups on him. There was no encouraging him "we don't want to get Diego dirty..." He really could care less about getting Diego dirty. Why couldn't we stick to sesame street or offer a variety of character designs like pull-ups do? Absorbancy was awful too. Definitely not for night time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great when trying to transition to the big boy potty. You wouldn't think the character print of the diaper would be a strong motivator to gain cooperation, but it really is. As we get closer to potty trained, I prefer to use real underwear while at home, but these are great when out and about without having to worry about accidents.

I absolutely love these for their absorbency factor and they are easy for me to put on my very active son who hates diaper changes (the real reason I bought them). The only thing I can't stand is taking them off! He is not quite potty training yet so when I have to change a poopy diaper, having to rip the sides can create quite a mess at times. I don't like Huggies products, but I do love their velcro sides and wish these had the same. So easy to take off and you can secure the diaper into a ball before disposing so nothing falls out. If Pampers could add this feature it would be the perfect product!

A friend of mine brought me her baby boy to take care of him for a couple of days while the baby's mom is going to a conference in Jacksonville, FL. She gave me this nice looking training underwear diapers for her baby. It was pretty good product so far. he did his businesses. The best thing was i didn't have to clean up any leaks at all.

Please don't change the sides they make them more like underpants, have a snug fit, and don't rip when my son goes to pull them down like the pull ups do. if you want easy open sides so you can lay your kids down to change them go back to diapers. sides can easily be ripped open for those number 2 accidents. and the pants are very flexible my son and I love them

Great for those who are actually close to being down with potty training. If your baby is just starting or is getting ready to start training, stick with Swaddlers or Cruisers until they get the concept of potty training. They aren't as absorbent and they are not easy to remove if wet or soiled. But when your child is truly ready, it's a great training pant.