Pampers Easy Ups are great training pants as they are just as absorbent as the regular diapers and very comfortable for my child to wear. The only compliant I have is that I wish they have the Velcro sides as it would be easier to have them come off and put them back on when training.

My son used these when he was potty training during the day and I really feel they helped the process because he could pull them up and down by himself. Now that he is in underwear during the day, we still use them at night. They keep the sheets dry and he doesn't feel like a baby wearing them. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great for Toddlers. I used these for my 2 year old son that hates wearing diapers. I like that I can rip the sides but it is a pain when it's time to change him and he has to remove his pants completely. I love pampers and do not like Huggies brand as they give my son a rash. However, huggies do have the restickable sides.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the fit of these. They're just like undies which has really helped with potty training and accident containment. He loves feeling like he's a big boy and I don't have to worry when we're out and about that he will have an accident in the supermarket aisle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched to these from Baby Dry when our little guy began his potty training journey. Easy on, easy off, no issues through the night. I do wish there were more character options but overall not a huge deal. Would highly recommend!

There seems to be a fine line between enough absorption to hold messes for potty training and too much that the child cannot feel any wetness. I feel these Easy-Ups absorb too well for the potty-training child. They cannot feel that they've wet until they're very wet, which defeats the purpose of potty training. I suggest using cloth underwear during the day for actual training. That being said, I very much like the consistency of using a diaper that can pull-up, so that it's underwear-like in application -- my child doesn't need me to help dress, so when getting ready for bed, the mechanics of dressing is the same as in the morning (with cloth underwear). My child does wet through this product at night, which is a bummer. I have to change half-way through the night. I might need to try a more absorptive night-time pull-up-type product. I stay with these, because my experience with Pampers has been top notch. They have my loyalty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy up are a great product, my son is excited to wear them. Easy for him to pull up and down himself which is giving him the confidence during potty training. As potty training can be such frustrating process, this product is helping with the process and knowing he has the protection if an accident dose happen. My son loves the Thomas the Train characters on the training underwater.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our son loved the designs on these Easy-Ups, and we as parents loved how easy they were to get up and down, as well as off when a big accident happens. Once our son was approaching near-potty-trained stage, he would even re-use these for a couple days - they were that durable!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched to easy ups early because of my little guy not wanting to lay down for quick changes and these are the best. We tried Huggies brand once and will never buy again. Pampers are stretchier and the sides still rip when you want but our toddler can't rip them himself like with Huggies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son has been potty trained for 7 months but uses an Easy Up for overnight use. For my daughter (now 9) these weren't enough for overnight and we had to get specific ones meant for night time. But for my son, just right. I'm waiting until he turns 4 before we start trying to master night time. I just am not one to push/force training and have found it to be easy because I didn't rush my kids before they were physically ready.