I love the designs of Pampers Easy Ups. The amount of absorbency is average with other training pants. The only problem I have with them is that they don't have the easy-open sides. When I dropped off my son to PreK (3), his teacher complained that she had to remove his pants in order to remove the Easy Up. She asked me if I could by the kind that has Velcro openings on the sides. Since then, I have been forced to switch from my beloved Pampers brand to another brand of training pants that have the Velcro adjustable sides. Sorry, Pampers...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product was used with a 2 and a half year old active boy who is currently potty training. Overall, while the training underwear does not have the same capacity to absorb liquids like a standard diaper, the more close-to-body fit allows the toddler more freedom of movement.

My four year old son is autistic, so potty training has been a challenge. The Easy Ups have helped him to begin to understand the concept of underwear. The difference between Easy Ups and typical diapers is significant. We do not waste as much because if he doesn't have an accident, he is able to go potty and pull the Easy Ups back up. They are well made, strong, and flexible enough that he is able to pull them up and down without too much assistance, and without tearing them. I am grateful for this product, as well as the larger sizes that are available! Both my boys are Pampers kids, we love the products' quality!

It is hard to get the sides to rip when it is time to get my son out of a soiled easy up. Also they leak every time my two year old pees in them. We also have issues with the fit of the easy ups. My son is 2 1/2 years old and weighs 38 pounds and is 39 1/2 inches tall. So the 2t-3t easy ups don't fit they're too tight.Even the 4t-5t is too tight on him.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I loved pampers brand for my child's infant needs. However, his daycare required a pull up that had a velcro closure on the sides for not just taking the diaper off, but putting on a new one without taking off his pants and shoes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the feel and stretch I can tell he's comfortable wearing them; only thing it isn't easy to change him when its time especially when we're out on the town I have to remove his shoes and pants just to take them off...I prefer the removable sides but I love the feel and hold of these trainers...I guess u cant have everything, still a great training pant.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love these for my 2.5 year old. We are working on potty training and these are the only ones we gave success with. He loves how they are more like his "big boy underwear". The are amazingly absorbent for bed time. The more success the better. I have recommended these time and time again.

As I said for the girls' easy-ups, both my older girls have used them successfully to potty-train. I really thought my boy would be difficult #he's the only guy in the bunch#. Thank goodness for Pampers and Daddy. Wanting to be like Daddy meant wanting to wear underwear...and my son got used to the easy-ups. It took him a little longer than my daughters, but he has been very proud of himself when he catches an emergency and dashes for the bathroom. They're great products.

We started potty training my son and kept him in diapers, but we weren't getting the best results. We switched to the easy ups and because he was more in control, we got immediate results! We still put them on him occasionally (long car ride etc.) but he never needs them! We will certainly start my daughter on them soon and can't wait for that transition.

I always let my three year old son pick out his diapers and his training pants. This time he had his heart set on the Thomas design which is perfect for his age. I have problems with pull-ups in the past where we bought a box and each one leaked gel all over my son and were a mess. These are so much better in that sense. They don't leak and they do not fall apart. The only problem is that the sides do not come apart. If my son soils himself in them then we have to rip the sides to avoid (or try to) getting the mess every where. Other than that these training pants are perfect.