[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this product! As a kids director, one of my responsibilities is restocking and replenishing our toddler and baby rooms with supplies. Pampers is the ONLY brand of training pants that I will buy. The designs for boys are so adorable and my kids love them. They are great!

[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.

I bought these easy ups since they were a good deal, but my son hated them. Besides, there is no snap on the side so if he accidentally pooped, we had a bigger mess. (Since you have to take it off like underwear) Also just a personal preference, but my son hated the character design, and threw a tantrum every time I try to put the easy-ups on him. There was no encouraging him "we don't want to get Diego dirty..." He really could care less about getting Diego dirty. Why couldn't we stick to sesame street or offer a variety of character designs like pull-ups do? Absorbancy was awful too. Definitely not for night time.

I prefer these pull ups to all the others because it seems to absorb more than the others, I love the feel of it. There's no leakage even overnight and the surface stays dry. I only wish the sides weren't permanent so you could put them on without having to take off pants etc.

I hate the fact that you have to remove the child's pants and shoes to put these on. Other brands (Huggies, Target brand) have the "Velcro" sides, so you just have to pull the sides apart, put the pull up on the child, and re-"Velcro" the sides up. With these, you have to remove the child's shoes and pants, put on the pull up, and put their pants and shoes back on. It's especially a hassle if they have shoes on that tie. I'm a two-year-old teacher at a daycare, so I change over 50 pull-ups a day (11 kids). These types of pull-ups are the bane of my existence!!

I purchased the small size (4T-5T) for my 23 month old son, and they were way too small. Seriously, who is sizing these ??. Since my son was born i have always use pampers because its a great brand but im very disappointed with this training pants.. Now i have to purchase pampers in size 7 and they are way to expensive and and hard to find and those doesnt absorb as well as the other ones.. hopefully you guys can make those training pants more comfortable and and more big... thanks.

It hurts me to write a bad review about the name brand that I love and trust the most! But my son is in potty training and we had to revert back to buying your diapers because although the training pants pull up and down easy, they are difficult to use when it comes to cleaning accident messes.If the sides had velcro so that it could be taken off like a diaper that would help a whole lot .they are super absorbent which is great but that doesnt help when potty training. my son felt like he had a diaper on and didnt feel the need to use he potty.If the pullup made him feel uncomfortable when he had an accident then i would have better results potty training.also if the pullup changed color or gave me some sign when he has an accident- that would be helpful because my son is stubborn when it comes to potty training

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always loved pampers diapers, from birth in Swaddlers to a stubborn 3 year old, still in Cruisers! So naturally, when daycare asked me to buy "pull-ups" to start the potty training process, I chose the always reliable Pampers brand Easy Ups. I love the fact that the sides don't have Velcro. I never had to put an easy up back on after removing it anyway, so there is no need for the uncomfortable sides, frequent leaks & drooping caused by Velcro. Love Easy Ups!!

I like to use the Pampers Easy Ups for my boys when potty training. My daycare is not as fond of using them because they don't have re-attachable sides (which makes changing them when the child has shoes on a bit more difficult), but I find that the tear away sides are fine for my needs. They are softer and seem to fit more trim on my long and skinny boys, so I prefer them over Pull-Ups.

I like these training diapers, they have great absorbency and the design encourages my daughter. what I don't really like about it is that if she has an accident like #2 (stool) I need to rip off the sides, so the sides don't really have like an attachment. other than that the product is great and works well for day time and night time, another thing is that when ever my daughter has a small wet accident or whenever she feels wet she instantly removes the diaper and puts on another, so sometimes I just put on a regular underwear on, I know that's part of potty training but that way is also a waste of diapers.