[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son who just turned 6 sleeps so soundly he still needs to wear this type of product to bed. I found the stretchy waistband very soft and super stretchy ! The downfall with this is my son needed help putting it on because the band kept rolling down. I could see this being negative if you have a chubby child, it may roll down while they are wearing it. My son is quite skinny so we didn't have that problem once it was properly on. The butt looked a little saggy, more like a diaper than training pants, but again my son doesn't have much fat to fill it out. They worked perfectly. No leaks!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have tried a few different products and found these to be great. Easy to get on and off. Didn't have any leaks at all with these when not able to make it to a potty. Made it it through the night with no mess.

I love these and they are great for potty training. Only complaint is that this starts at 2 years of age as size, and my 19 month old is starting to potty train and 2Y is too small around waist and hard to pull down. Wish it came in more variety of sizes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We prefer these to other brands for keeping on hand for foster kids needing potty training. We have yet to have a kid have an allergic reaction to these unlike some brands and they seem to work. I haven't noticed that they drastically help with the potty training process but they are easy to change and don't leak easily.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are good for toddlers who have outgrown diapers, or are becoming more independent. I have not used them for potty training much as we use a bare bottom approach, but these are great for when we are out and about or even when my child was very ill and couldn't get up to use the bathroom. They are not nearly as absorbent as diapers, but that is expected with any training pant. Cute designs too!

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] perfect diapers made for our baby's my baby has been wearing pampers since she was born and I would not change to any other brand I just wish pampers would come with a little bit more diapers on bigger sizes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love the easy ups. My son is too big for cruisers and swaddlers, so despite not being ready to potty train here we are. He loves the "boy" and the "girl" designs and is able to pull them off by himself fairly easily at 3. I rated it low on help potty train and easy to change because when out and about the lack of velcro sides makes it extremely difficult to manage stripping him to change and juggling a newborn. Still loyal pampers fan.

I absolutely love pampers brand.I started using the product 13yrs ago with my oldest son, I would buy and use them as often as i could afford more then store brand with him, did the same with my12yr old. I used pampers with my 9yrold.I have used pampers diapers ONLY on my 6 month old and my 2yr old whom i just started potty training using pampers easy ups and they are just as great. Ive never had any leak or any type of issue with the product. they are made with quality at great prices

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.