My three year old is too small for Underjams, but these are great for his size. He trained quickly and we didn't need to use these for training purposes, but we use them as overnight pants. He is not a heavy wetter, and these do a great job of keeping everything in and his bottom feels dry in the morning. The few leaks we have had are usually due to him moving around too much. No trouble getting these on or off by himself even as a two year old. Definitely will use in the future for other kids.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is currently having difficulty with potty training. We do not leave the house without a Pamper's Easy Up on because he is not ready yet for just underwear. If I tried to put a diaper on him he would throw a fit but these are so close to real underwear that he loves them.

Pros: Excellent fit! True to their name, these are Easy to pull Up and Down, so your toddler learns how to prepare for potty-time and can "do it myself!". Form-fitted for those cute tushies, these do not leave indentation marks mid-tush (like that other brand does...) and are not bulky under clothes. Cons: Changes work best for tots who go pants-less. Daycare changes require full removal and replacement of shoes and pants, so it's not quick. It could benefit from a side-closure design for only that reason.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We tried these while potty training but my son felt like he was wearing a diaper so he just peed in them. I think it set back potty training. Underwear helped him with potty training, I would suggest only using pull-ups at night. They're very good quality pull-ups though. Only brand we buy is Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used Pampers Easy Ups for all three of my boys (on boy #3 now). While I have never used them as part of the potty training process, I love them as "diapers" for their ease of use once baby gets to the I-hate-diaper-changes-and-will-make-each-change-miserable-for-you age. Wet pull-ups are easy to slip off while baby/toddler is standing, same with slipping on a new pull-up. Easy-peasy. Love them.

Sent my husband to the store to buy some training pants that we usually get. He was in a hurry and bought these. I thought to my self my son had always used their diapers as a baby (they fit him better than any other diapers) so they should be as good as what we usually buy. I liked that easy ups, are easy for him to pull up/off himself. He isn't a big fan of Diego so he was a little disappointed about that. I suggest You offer other characters for boys like Doc Mcstuffins Stuffy. I like that they are leak-free HOWEVER I wish they didn't absorb as much as they do (since my son isn't uncomfortable he doesn't mind doing "it" on himself) I don't like that the sides aren't as easy to take off if he poops. I Also don't like that after a day of playing in them they look really bad as if he has had the same one on for months. I think my husband said these were a little cheaper then Huggies pull ups. If you could make these changes I would buy them at the same price as pull-ups. I really wish we would have took them back and get what we always buy for him.

I have been using training diapers for quite a long time with my toilet training toddlers students and with my child now. I think its easy to slip on however because of no velcro sides its a struggle to put on instead I have to rib it which is difficult for little hands to do it. It would also be different to have a variety of symbol like alphabet or numbers or different themes on the east ups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these for my 2 year 9 month old son. These Pampers Easy Ups are easier to put on than previous brands we have tried with my older son in the past, but they seem about equal in function and use as far as absorbency and comfort. One time my son was lying sideways and these leaked all over the couch, but the other times he has worn them we have had no issues with leaks at all. My son liked wearing these because they are more like underwear. One suggestion is that you can easily tear the side where the material is ruched to take this off like a diaper, rather than sliding the dirty Easy Up down over the child- this makes it a lot easier to change diapers and clean up.

[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.] These pull ups work very well for what they are. I'm not sure how much they actually help with potty training since it still feels like a diaper on the babies skin. However, it is at least helpful because they can easily be pulled up and down by the child when they need to use the toilet.