My son will be 3 in a few months so we thought we would start training. He wanted nothing to do with the potty or undies so we thought we would try Easy Ups. My son was thrilled that Diego was on the "undies" and wanted to put them right on. About 2 weeks later and my son was going on the potty great but he has learned that he can also keep going in the Easy Ups as well. So I am on the fence with these. It is great that they are absorbant, but it also means that he feels like he can go in them. I am on the fence with the product for him, but overall they are a great product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son was so challenging to potty train. Easy ups made it easier when we had to go out. Closest to underwear that I found, so he was still aware when he had an accident. Took a while, but he finally did it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers training underwear have good absorbency for urine but not if there's a bm (specifically blow out). There's training pants are easy for toddlers to pull up and down. The characters on the outside resemble characters in big boy underwear. I wish the quantity was more for what your paying especially since you go through quite a few in the beginning of potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We had one of the hardest times potty training my son. We have tried absolutely everything and nothing seemed to help make him want to go to the bathroom on his own. These are great they are so comfortable and do feel like big boy underwear plus they're super absorbent which I think makes him feel even more comfortable and confident since he doesn't have accidents where everybody can see. So think you Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 3 year old wakes up most nights dry but a lot of nights aren't successful. We started using a mix of left over diapers and other brand training pants at night only but that seemed to encourage him to utilize the diaper and wasn't motivated to wake up and use the toilet. Frustrated, Pampers New & Improved Easy Ups saved the day! The 360 waistband is comfortable, soft & stands up to its leak proof promise. They've convinced my toddler these are night time underwear, all others he deems as diapers. He even loved that there is a train on the front!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The only reason I rated it a 1 in the help potty train category is because I had to use them for my baby because he outgrew regular diapers so fast! He's a big boy! But the absorbency is amazing and by far better than I expected from a pull up!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 3 year old son loves wearing these and helped him being potty trained by knowing that these weren't diapers so he'd be more willing to want to use a potty (he had trouble for awhile being comfortable with the idea of using a potty). They also are very absorbent and didn't leak unlike other brands of pull-ups when he didn't make it to a potty. He still is in the process of learning to use a potty full-time, so meanwhile these pull-ups are perfect and dependable.

I got a new box of these easy ups to have my daughter wear at bedtime in case she has accidents, and so I don’t need to scrub the mattress and wash all the bedding, well unfortunately two nights in a row she has fallen asleep before going to the bathroom so she has peed. And BOTH nights she leaked right through onto the bed!!! Save yourself the money and just let them wear underwear. Zero absorbency in these easy ups!!

I've tried both huggies and pamper's pull ups and let me say, so far i like pampers but i wished that they would have the sticky sides like huggies pull up does because it's hard to take them off when needing to change, or when my child didnt make it to the restroom in time to do number 2. Overall, i would choose this product first.

I used to use Pull Ups and this time thought of trying Easy ups. I regret the decision. My 3 yr old soaked in urine just 3 hrs after I made him wear this. With Pullups even in the morning he used to wake up dry. Not sure why pampers designed them this way :(