[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried many different training pants when my son starting potty training. I love the Pampers training pants because they don't have the sides with the velcro. They are more like underwear, and my son doesn't pull them off constantly. My son also loves all the characters that they choose for there designs.

The Pampers Easy Ups have been a great lifesaver on potty training. He loves to wear them and they are easy for my son to take off when he needs to go potty. Great absorbency! Only thing that could use improving is getting a different design besides Diego.

My nephew uses these, along with his sister. He's been doing great and the only reason he still uses them still is in case he goes in the middle of the night before he makes it to the bathroom. They were the perfect diaper for potty training him and he was so proud to not use his diaper! They are very absorbent!

Pampers Easy Up Training Pants have been the best product for my potty training toddler. They are super absorbent for accidents and the sides easily come apart if he needs changed. Otherwise, he pulls them up and down like underwear to go potty. He, also, loves the Thomas the Train design.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These easy-ups are great for my son who is still working on making it to the potty on his own. There is no mess, and they are easy for him to slip on and off. They cause no skin reaction likes the Huggies brand did, and he loves Thomas the Train!

Easy Up Trainers are a great product for helping transition from diapers to the toilet. My daughter has been using both the boy and the girl designs (she doesn't care!) for a while now, mostly at night and they have keep her dry and leak free. My only problem is that she likes the designs on them so much (even better than her regular underwear sometimes) that it's hard to convince her to not wear them. Maybe have a plain design too?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] No leaks in the case of overnight accidents. Our son did not really want to wear "diapers" after the age of 3-4 but we pointed out how these are more like underpants that keep his bedsheets dry, so they would work better for overnights (than underpants) while he was still learning how to hold his potty all night, or especially when sick (prone to accidents). Cute designs for boys/girls depending on the packaging (well labeled) and there are always coupons available online for discounts.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves the design of the diaper, its Thomas the train! It's perfectly fit on my son, comfortable, no leaks overnight, and at early 2 years of age, he is already potty trained. Pampers training pants helps a lot. *tip: be a member of pampers rewards, there's a lot of perks waiting! 😊

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We recently ran out of our easy ups and were waiting for a shipment. We tried to use an off brand that someone else had a few extra. My son was completely soaked in the morning, clothes and bedding. We have never had that problem with Pampers. We have used Pampers since he was born as he would break out with other brands. I always recommend the Pampers brand to new parents.