[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used on my grandson I'm in a wheelchair but I could use thee on my randson great training underwear! No cons! This is a product for grand parentsto keep on hand. I highly recommend it! I WILL BUY THESE,

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.] So much better than pull ups because the sides don't open as easy and they're much more absorbent and durable. My daughter loves the Thomas ones. Only complaint is that I don't think they should be gender specific. Have Thomas ones and Princess ones, no need to say they're specifically for boys or girls.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Currently using these to help my 2 year old potty-train. She can comfortably pull them up and down and they even have velcro straps to help adjust the size. They don't give her rashes, and they give her good mobility.

My daughter needs protection at night still but she has a hard time pulling her diaper on and off when she wants to go herself. Easy Ups have been a perfect solution. Now at night we put one on and if she needs to go to the restroom herself she can. If she doesn't make it there its okay, the absorbent material keeps her dry all night long. They have been perfect for training her to use the potty on her own!

My daughter is 3 now and still potty training. When she was younger I loved the pamper diapers and so did she but when it came to potty training I found that the pull ups just wasn't for us. I have to take off all her clothes just to change her. Where with Huggies (which I didn't like any of their products) their pull ups have tabs on the side that are easy to take on and off. I can also adjust the size too. (It comes in handy since my daughter is on the smaller side) I thought pampers would come out with some but they still haven't so I'm still with Huggies. So when it comes to which pull ups to use I say Huggies pull ups they will save you some time and they are soft and last all through the night! Side note: I also use to work at a daycare and when the kids had pamers pull ups they were such a pain cause you have to take off all their clothes just to change the diaper. With Huggies they are kind of like diapers, where you can just pull down their pants to change them. I hope I helped someone make the right choice! ;0)

I love the training pants. They are way softer than Huggies. I love the fact that they don't have the easy-open sides. That's one major feature I don't like about Huggies because when you try to pull them up, they pop open and aren't very secure. Please don't ever change the Pampers design.

Pampers Easy Ups are so much better than the other leading brand with the catchy name. These Easy Ups keep my 3 year old dry during the night and were essential in getting her potty trained. I'm a huge fan of Pampers Products! The other brand leaves a strange gel on my daughters bottom....did not think that was a good thing!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the pamper pull up have helped me potty train my almost 3 year old boy it has been hard but thanks to pampers we got it covered now. the sides do need to be more sticky so i don't have to take off his shoes and pants just to change him if he needs up not making it to the bathroom also if he sleeps on his tummy he soaks the whole bed. so I have to put him in huggies movers, because his always has a full blather at night. but other then that he is always wearing a easy up pullup. . . :)<3

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These training underwear are amazing. They work well for potty training. They have characters on the underwear which drew my daughter's attention in helping her wear them and try to use the potty!