[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We tried these while potty training but my son felt like he was wearing a diaper so he just peed in them. I think it set back potty training. Underwear helped him with potty training, I would suggest only using pull-ups at night. They're very good quality pull-ups though. Only brand we buy is Pampers!

I had previously been using Huggies Pull Ups, but I had so many issues with leaking. I asked other mommies and they recommended I try Pampers brand. I tried the Easy Ups and I am completely happy with them. Nothing leaks out and they still seem like they can absorb more after my baby has had the Easy Up on for some time. I will be buying the Pampers brand from now on.

I have always used Pampers products with both my children, ages 6 years and 19 months. I recently visited a local store to purchase more of the Easy Ups for my son. Unfortunately, the size Easy Ups I needed were out of stock. I purchased the Huggies Pull Ups instead. I immediately could tell the difference in quality as soon as I opened the bag and pulled out the first one. Pampers is so much softer and thicker in the areas needed for my son. The Pull Ups honestly look and feel like swim pants, not training pants. The quality of Pampers is superior to the other in my opinion. In the future if I need to drive to another store to buy Pampers, I will do so. They are totally worth the drive! Thank you Pampers for making wonderful products for my little ones!

When it was time for potty training I went away from Pamper's to another brand because the other brand had a daytime and a nighttime pant. I thought I had to have the two different kinds. My son worn them for a few weeks and noticed a sore on my son's hip. It was from the Velcro side closures. I immediately changed to Pampers, and to my surprise I did NOT need the nighttime pants! Pampers Easy Ups worked better than the nighttime pants anyway! Pampers are for daytime, nighttime, and anytime. I saved money too by not having to buy 2 different kinds of pants. My son was potty trained at 2 years old and I know it had a lot to do with Pampers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a big fan of Pampers so I knew I would love Easyups. My son loved seeing Thomas on his Easyups.Because of the pictures,he was excited to ditch his diapers. I found them to be great size wise. They were absorbent and held up.I do wish they had a way to open up the sides like regular diapers for those times when pulling them down like underwear would have been a disaster.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i tried these for my older child when potty training him they didnt work for him (he was being stubborn) he used them just like a diaper but they were so easy for him to pull up and down and very soft so i would still recommend them to anyone

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used a few of these with my son he was a little under the weight of them but they did work for him but were a bit hard for me to get on him as wasn't used to pulling up but they did work great. The design was also perfect for my son he loves trains. These were very good was no leakage but they were not what we are used to but did really like what they could do.

[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!

I was afraid that these would be like diapers, and that they really wouldn't help my son potty train at all. I felt that he was comfortable with diapers, and that the material wouldn't make a difference. but the characters really prompted my son to want to get other cool pairs of underwear so he was potty trained within a few months of wearing these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our 2 yr old is potty trained during the day, but still has accidents at night and naps. These are a great option for him. We call them Thomas pants to help connect to undies and not call them diapers. But they would definitely work as a diaper.