[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that these have characters that my son, who is age 2, recognizes. He is starting to use the potty, and insisted on having something that he "steps in" like big boy underwear. I feel that this is the perfect compromise between big boy pants and protecting his clothes and our furniture since he really is new to training and has a lot of accidents. Pampers partnered with me to share my opinion on this product, however, I have used these with 4 of my kids & would keep buying them anyway.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter likes these (prob b/c of the characters). I think they are pretty well made and secure and don't remember it having any leaks. These don't open from the sides however. Not sure if that's good or bad. But some daycare want them to open from the side because it's easier to take off and put on. I think it's better, and there's less chance of the tape irritating my daughter, but makes it harder to put on/take off, because you gotta take off their shoes to slip them on most likely.

We have tried a lot of different pull-ups for our 2 year-old son. These are by far the best diapers. They have a high absorbency rate (our biggest complaint about other diapers), are easy to change without tearing, and are comfortable for our little one. We have found them difficult to find and have to order them online.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Potty training is never easy. Luckily, Easy Ups helped us transition from diapers to underwear. My son was OBSESSED with Thomas the Tank Engine at the time, so the Thomas Easy Ups were perfect for him. Easy to change with sides that pull apart if needed. We also used them for bed time until he was fully potty trained.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product was used with a 2 and a half year old active boy who is currently potty training. Overall, while the training underwear does not have the same capacity to absorb liquids like a standard diaper, the more close-to-body fit allows the toddler more freedom of movement.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves these training pants! He often wants to keep them on after wearing them to sleep even though he has been accident free for months! I love that they are way more absorbant than other brands and that they don't have the Velcro sides that often come undone with frequent trips to the bathroom.

These are great for diapers but not for training pants. They don't have the releases on the sides like other brands so if they have a messy accident it is difficult to get them off. They also absorb too much, making them feel dry if they have an accident. Love Pampers diapers! Wish I could say the same for the training pants.

Pampers pull-ups are the only pull-ups that fit my daughter the best. She is 3 yrs old, has been potty trained during the day since 2, but still wears these pull-ups at night. Tried huggies pull ups but they sag even when dry and don't fit well at all.

My daughter has become more confident with potty training ever since she started using Pampers Easy Ups. It makes her feel like a big kid being able to pull her Easy Ups on and off. It is super absorbent, however, so it somewhat defeats the purpose of potty training, but is very easy to change, and the sides can also pull apart. I wish Pampers would create other designs and characters. Dora is the only character available right now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wouldn't recommend starting out with these for potty training (going naked and straight to underwear works best). However, these do have a role for nap time and overnights when kids aren't ready to hold in urine for that extended interval of time yet. It held in leaks fine for those periods. If I used it instead of undies, my daughter went in it like she would a diaper so it didn't help with training.