I was really looking forward to using the easy up bc my sister had such potty training success with hers but my son has very sensitive skin and is allergic to the dye :(

These were great on the road to potty training. Very easy to use but sometimes they might rip while being pulled on so you have to be careful but once on they did there job and allowed son to take on and off

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I only used Pampers Swaddlers on my son. The easy ups are the same great value and great product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Since theres no way to adjust the waiste, they don't stay up with my tall and slim toddler. Otherwise, they'd be a perfect training pant; great absorbency and nice baby powder smell.

Cloth training pants helped my little one more because he could feel when he was wet which Easy Ups don't really allow. Also, which side goes in front? I could never figure it out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I started potty training my son i decided to go with Pampers Easy Ups because how much i loved pampers crusers. My son loves Easy ups designs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son finds these more comfortable than other brands but it would be nice if they had straps to open/close when needed

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not my favorite brand of training pants. They aren't terrible but definitely shouldn't be used for night time protection.

We have tried both Huggies and Pampers training pants and love pampers by far. The quality is best and Huggies brands always cause my children to have skin issues.

While I am not a fan of any form of pull ups, pampers nave the best absorbency. My boys loved the Cars design, and I liked how easy they were to remove when there was an accident.