[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy Ups are great.We found that Huggies Pull Ups were easy for him to tear off and have an accident.With Easy Ups they are more like underwear and more absorbant then the Pull Ups in my opinion.Easy Ups are the only training pants I will buy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was extremely disappointed in the box of easy ups I purchased. The entire box was defective. Every easy up in the box had a slit down the back. As soon as I would put one on my son the back would split down the middle.

We love these papers easy ups. They are great for disposable training pants. The only reason I’m doing a four-star is because I wish they help out on the side so you get unfasten and refasten. If a child isn’t feeling well or for some reason it’s easier to put on like a diaper then you can lay the child down to put on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These diapers were perfect for the little one. They definitely got the job done and stayed well through the night. The designs were cute as well. The only downsides are that the sides reach a stretch limit. (Wasnt a problem for us) but if someone needs something bigger these might not do the trick without tearing. Other than that would definitely reccomend these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the perfect choice when you are transitioning from diapers to underwear. My son is mostly potty trained but I still get nervous when it comes to long trips in the car. These are a great alternative to underwear and I don't worry about ruining the car seat.

I am a first time mommy and I have been using Pampers since my daughter was born three years ago. She has now graduated to the Training Pants during the night, and even if she doesn't wake up it potty we have no wet sheets in the morning. She feels like a "big girl" and I couldn't be happier! Pampers made potty training so much easier than I was expecting

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son who is 3 1/2 years old goes through several diapers a day and I'm trying to get him to potty train. It's been a slow process to get him off of diapers. I tried the Pampers Easy Ups for Boys and I must say I'm impressed. He didn't try to take it off (haha :D). It was comfortable and it didn't bother him. Usually with some diapers, it gives him a bad rash. This training underwear was breathable and had very good leak protection. I love that when I put on the underwear, there is still room around the band so it is very comfortable and not very tight on him. Also, it is very simple to put on. You just pull it up! So easy! So far, I don't see anything bad about this product. I highly recommend this to moms who are trying to get their toddlers off diapers and closer to potty training!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this Pamper Easy Ups Training Underwear for Boys in size 4T-5T for my two year old son. Due to the incorrect size, it was still too big for him to wear but based on the look and feel of Pamper Easy Ups, I can tell that it's a quality product that I would prefer over other brands. Also, my son loves Thomas the Train so the design of the underwear is a huge plus.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used Pampers Easy Ups for for 4 year old who is almost completely potty trained. My child was eager the wear them because of the child friendly picture on the front. I found that the Easy Ups are light weight, without the bulk of other brands. They were very effective and we never had a problem with leaking. They are also easy for my child to pull up and down. I definitely recommend Pampers Easy Ups!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While training pants are meant to assist in potty training, they often need to be changed like a diaper. Other brands feature side openings that are a little less cumbersome than tearing the sides, which seems like a bigger deal when you've got an upset toddler and a mess on your hands (literally.) Personally, I would rather skip training pants altogether this time around since they're basically a more expensive version of diapers.