[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] first let me say that we really do love these but there is one major flaw in them that I think Pampers could easily fix. They are way too thick and bulky! The pampers diapers are thin and soft and these are thick and heavy. Why??? I'snt the idea to make them feel more like underwear and less like a diaper? That being said they are otherwise soft and fit well, they never leak at night which is when we use them but they need to be thinner and less bulky. They DO NOT help potty train.

My kids like using pull ups because of the pictures/designs on them. My kids don't like using pull ups because of how bunched up they get between their legs. Yes we have tried several sizes and they all bunch up. The pull ups do hold quite a bit though when the designs fade my kids could care less. If the stores I shopped at stocked the pull ups that got cold when wet I think my kids would be more inclined to be more proactive in their potty training.

Before heading into easy ups about a year ago, I had read how many people would switch to Huggies Pull Ups. I've been using Pampers since my son was born, and I thought I would at least try the Pampers version of training diapers just to see what the big fuss was about. Yes, every child is different. Yes, different needs, etc. What I kept hearing was wrong. Pampers Easy Ups fit my kid better than any other pull up variety. Easy Ups didn't leak. And I kept using them. And while my son may come home in a different diaper from daycare (because he might like a different character on someone else's diaper), the Pampers Easy Ups that I buy still fit him better, look better, and are what I prefer to use on my son.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a great concept, but don't hold very much liquid. I realize they aren't really designed to, but they failed me a little on a long car trip and aren't the easies to change when dirty soiled. I love the new elastic waistband compared to years before, though.

I love easy-ups! Only 2 requests though: My 2 1/2 year old son wants Elmo back on his undies, and I would like to see re-sealable sides. My son gets changed while he's standing up so when I "tear" the sides his #2s ALWAYS fall out!! Please look into this issue!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For potty training, these pull ups are pretty good. My son likes the designs and he is motivated to keep the lines and designs visible by staying dry. I do wish that they were a little easier to change and slightly more absorbent.

Since day one of my son being born we have only used Pampers...started out with Swaddlers and now we are on to Easy Ups. We have started potty training a few weeks ago and whenever my son needs to go potty he lets us know, takes his pants off and throws them in the garbage. We have had great experience with these. The only problem we have had is that since our son doesn't know to go potty at night he leaks through the Easy Ups so we have to use the nighttime pants. Other than that these are awesome pants!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have always been a Pampers family. We used swaddlers for years and still use sensitive wipes. That's why I was so disappointed when Easy Ups didn't work for us. My almost 3 year old loved the Thomas train design and they were very absorbent (no leaks) however, they were not comfortable for my toddler. He was constantly adjusting them as they seemed be riding up. He's a tall slender boy (~35 lbs) and even the largest size (4 - 5t) still caused problems. So, sadly we had to find brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the Pampers brand of diapers and training products. The brand itself stands for quality so I was thrilled to try these training pants. Unfortunately they did not help in the potty training process of my 2 1/2 yr old. He need to be reminded to use the potty alternates between cotton underwear & trainers. My hope was that these would feel like the cotton underwear and urge him to use the potty. Unfortunately they must have felt too much like a diaper, that he used them like a diaper. I've noticed with other children wearing trainers that with the waistband that goes all around (no tabs) the kids pull at the sides realizing the trainers are like their underwear. My toddler didn't do that, as I said he thought they were too close fitting to a diaper. As for the amount they held, obviously they held far less than hoped for, so a diaper was needed due to the size of the child.

These are great training pants for a toddler that dislikes and is to busy for diaper changes (like mine). The child will love to pull them up and down. The sides rip easy when you need to remove them that way, it would be easier if they had Velcro sides but if that is your deciding factor use diapers until your child is more ready. I love pampers products and these are no exception. You just need to use a little patience with these training pants... such is life with a toddler :)