[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i bought these for my 2 year old and it just confused him when it came to going to the restroom. he thought it was ok cuz he didnt feel wet. i was better off with training him with underwaer in less than a week he was potty trained

I have a 2yr old training right now, and none of your training pants fit him. I have tried multiple sizes and none of them cover his bottom. He is 2 and wears 4t to 5t clothes so the first size I tried was 3t - 4t, and now he is in 4t - 5t. Both sizes stop half way out his butt cheeks. He's not a chubby kid he just had a bigger bottom and the underpants leak because they don't fit him properly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So now we are transitioning to the "potty training" time. My son absolutely adores the "rain" (train) designs on them, and tries his hardest to keep the train from getting wet or dirty. Although, when he does have an accident, they protect just like diapers! Pampers has and always will be much first choice in diapering!

We love these papers easy ups. They are great for disposable training pants. The only reason I’m doing a four-star is because I wish they help out on the side so you get unfasten and refasten. If a child isn’t feeling well or for some reason it’s easier to put on like a diaper then you can lay the child down to put on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used Easy Ups for Boys back in 2010/2011. I loved them then -- soft, absorbent and underwear-like. Having bought them again just recently, they are even better! My son likes them and are easy enough for him to pull up and down without tearing the sides. The recent design changes make them thinner (But more absorbent) and form fitting, which is a plus. Great potty-training tool!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We LOVE Pampers Easy Ups. They are great for during the day with helping with potty training and at night thay keep my toddler dry and hold it all in well. They never leak. He can easily pull them up and down and they fit well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these sparingly during potty training.... they are almost too absorbent to be effective at potty training. They were good for times when we needed the extra protection though (eating out, traveling in the car, etc). I tried to use for nighttime use, but they weren't absorbent enough for my heavy sleeper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using Pampers Diapers for two years now so naturally when it was time for potty training we were excited to try Pamper Easy Ups Training Underwear for boys. I love the 360° Underwear like fit with Pampers leak protection (we've never had a leaky diaper using Pampers). My toddler loved the cute trains and it also helped him know which side was the front and which was the back as he's getting more independent and likes to dress himself. I used the training underwear for at home day time potty training incase he had an accident and for night time accidents which we had a few of those and the Pampers training underwear are absorbent enough to not have a mess when he woke in the morning. The only thing I would've liked to see would be colored training underwear for a more real underwear experience other than that they were perfect. I would highly recommend Pampers Training Underwear for Boy to anybody ready to start potty training with their toddler. You wont be disappointed in the leak protection!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this Pamper Easy Ups Training Underwear for Boys in size 4T-5T for my two year old son. Due to the incorrect size, it was still too big for him to wear but based on the look and feel of Pamper Easy Ups, I can tell that it's a quality product that I would prefer over other brands. Also, my son loves Thomas the Train so the design of the underwear is a huge plus.

We mostly use these for night-time potty training so if he did have an accident we did not have to worry about midnight clothes and sheet changes. My son would choose to where these instead of the training underwear with the plastic covers since they are easier to pull up and down.