I loved these when potty training my son. He wore them during naps and at nighttime. They never leaked and he could even pull them off himself when he needed to go to the bathroom.

I typically love Pampers brand. But when it comes to pull ups I will stay with Huggies. Pampers need to as the easy tear away sides like Huggies. It is much more convenient when accidents happen.

I am a pampers girl all the way! I tried Huggies pull ups, but the latex was to harsh in the material for my little guy. I found pampers easy ups to be much softer, and my son had no skin reactions.

The Easy Ups need to have re-attachable Velcro on the sides. This is necessary at pre-school where they have many children to take care of at potty time. I had to switch to Pull Ups so I could meet the requirement of Velcro.

I’ve searched for a long time to find a pull up to fit my toddler comfortably. He is very bottom heavy. They are the best for a bigger than average size toddler.

I have tried all of the brands of training pants and I have to say that pampers are the best. They rarely leak and are easy for my 3 year old to get on and off.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Helped my son get a feel for wearing underwear but too much like a diaper in terms of absorbency for my son to notice a difference.

We LOVE that Thomas is on our granbaby' s new Big Boy pants. That sure helps with training. I just wished the sides were more like diapers. If your little one isn't paying attention, the sides will rip

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They fit my son good and potty training him has been easy using pampers pull ups. I have even given some to my friends to try.

I've been potty training with various methods. Not sure having a diaper like product on is the best way to potty train, but it avoids accidents in the house.