So I have been using Easy ups even befor potty training because I have a wiggler and it was easier to put a Easy up on him than a diaper. I tried The other brands but Pampers are a 100 times softer and the other brands he can take off as soon as its put on. We love our Easy Ups...

Our daycare provider suggested using another brands pants because they Velcro and are easier to get on, even without taking off the toddler’s bottoms. While the other brand has more cartoon characters printed on the product, we love Thomas the Tank Engine and swear by all Pampers products! We would never stray our loyalty from the dependability and protection of the Pampers products! We are very careful to use Pampers brand name Easy Ups, also. Love our Pampers!!!

I purchased these pants to help potty train my son. He loved the design/feel of the pants and it helped him to realize he was a big boy. Pants are easy to change, however when you are helping your child pull them up/down(or if your child does it by themself), they sometimes tear on the sides leaving you no choice but to put on a new pair. Absobency is good but doesn't hold as much as a diaper would. If your child wets once, it needs to be changed or leaks will occur. I guess maybe that's so your child gets to feel the wetness to help them realize to go in the potty and not their pants. Works great for day or night use. Overall a good product for the money and only one I continue use.

We just switched my son from Cruisers to Easy Ups and I couldn't be more happy! He just turned 2 last month and he goes pretty frequently on the potty! He loves the train on them so I used that to my advantage with encouraging him not to potty on them and make them dirty. I like that although similar to the diaper feel he is still encouraged not to potty in them since I haven't tried actual underwear yet because he will soon have a new baby sister!

We love Pampers Easy Ups and after many nights of changing bedding in the middle of the night we have switched to using Pampers Easy Ups for both of my boys who are daytime trained but not nighttime trained. They work great and don't leak. They fit well and are easy to pull up and down. My boys love the Thomas designs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy ups training underwear is great for kids learning to potty train. I used them with my 3 year old that is just learning to go potty and I must say these are super absorbent for when he didn't make it. I was ver surprised by this. One con is that the sides don't open in case they do #2 in the diaper. These are comfortable, stretchy, very absorbent and my son loved the big boy character it had on it (Thomas the Train). My son is 3 and could easily pull it up and down by himself since the waist is stretchy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was for my son. The stretchy waist was easy for him to pull them up and down. There were no leaks. They were a little tight around the butt, but that was because I should have gotten him a 4, they grow so quickly. I could not find any cons . They fit him like big boy underwear would. There is one con and that is price. Sometimes when it is tight that week which lately it has been, I have to go with a competitor because of price. There were no leaks like other brands , no bulking or bulgy look like when wearing a diaper. You could not tell that he was wearing a pull up , and it did not leak on his clothes and was easy for him to use without my help .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always loved pampers diapers, from birth in Swaddlers to a stubborn 3 year old, still in Cruisers! So naturally, when daycare asked me to buy "pull-ups" to start the potty training process, I chose the always reliable Pampers brand Easy Ups. I love the fact that the sides don't have Velcro. I never had to put an easy up back on after removing it anyway, so there is no need for the uncomfortable sides, frequent leaks & drooping caused by Velcro. Love Easy Ups!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are 10x better for potty training than regular diapers - my little one can take them off on his own which motivates him to use the potty even more!! Plus they're easy to tear @ the sides if we don't make it to the potty!!

I have my 2 year son and i m having him wear his pants from the age he was 20 months. I really like the way they absorb and are very handy as we are in a mode of potty training. The only hurdle i have is that, i have to remove his pants to have him wear these pants .. but i think that is absolutely fine we make him sit on the potty every time we change his pants and this way we are able to train him much better than what we would have done through changing diapers on the station.