[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We started using pampers in the hospital with our oldest daughter. After going home we decided that we would continue using the Pampers brand of diapers/wipes/training pants. I am glad that we did. We did not ever have a leak, rash or anything. So when it was time for training pants we knew that we would go with Pampers easy-ups right away. They were so easy to use, never leaked and the design kept our oldest interested in potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the updated easy ups. They are much easier to pull up and down for my son and me! They are soft and hold a lot when he has an accident at night. We only use them for sleep and help him keep up with potty training!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I come to this review with a slightly different point of view. I am a child care provider, My children are grown. I provide care to 3 fabulous kiddos. Over a period of 10 years what I've discovered is that the potty training Pampers are just that - diapers. Until a child feels the wetness on their clothes, etc. it doesn't affect them. It's a great product, however, when you are out & trying to potty train.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] All Pamper Products are loved in our household but I was a little disappointed with the EasyUps, only because you cannot undo the sides. So everytime your kiddo has an accident you have to take off their underwear, shorts, shoes, etc. and it would be much easier if they designed them to come on and off easier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers pull-ups are a poor product. More common than not the sides of the pull-ups are not connected rendering the product unwearable. At least with other brands they have reconnecting sides so you're able to take them off and reattach them as needed. But with Pampers the sides are supposed to come connected (although they don't always). Also the material used to make the pull-ups rips very easily making it very difficult for a toddler to pull up and down the product on their own.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Easy Ups are effective for our 3 year old daughter. She is using them during the night to help prevent accidents. Sometimes we put them on a bit earlier in the evening. She has issues putting them on herself, but once they are on she is able to pull them up and down fairly easily. These are a good transitional way to help prevent night time accidents. Since they go on the same as underwear it helps our daughter to distinguish the difference between them and a diaper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love the easy ups. My son is too big for cruisers and swaddlers, so despite not being ready to potty train here we are. He loves the "boy" and the "girl" designs and is able to pull them off by himself fairly easily at 3. I rated it low on help potty train and easy to change because when out and about the lack of velcro sides makes it extremely difficult to manage stripping him to change and juggling a newborn. Still loyal pampers fan.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I don't actually think pull-ups help with potty training, but when my 2yo wanted to wear "undies" like big sister at night, these were great. They don't leak, even overnight, and she loves the Dora pictures.

We love these training pants! It don't come apart when my son is trying to pull his pants down to potty, it hold more for night time without having to buy separate night time pants, there are more in a box then the leading pants brand for the same size, and the pants fits better on my son butt then the leading pants brand of the same size! The only down side is the characters. He loves all things Disney and we don't watch Diego.

I love the designs of Pampers Easy Ups. The amount of absorbency is average with other training pants. The only problem I have with them is that they don't have the easy-open sides. When I dropped off my son to PreK (3), his teacher complained that she had to remove his pants in order to remove the Easy Up. She asked me if I could by the kind that has Velcro openings on the sides. Since then, I have been forced to switch from my beloved Pampers brand to another brand of training pants that have the Velcro adjustable sides. Sorry, Pampers...