I've been using these while potty training my son.He only uses them at night and they are so absorbent we've never had a leak.I tried the cheaper stuff but he woke up in the middle of the night because he was wet. I will never ever purchase any other brand

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched to the Easy Ups when my son was almost 3 years old. He kept leaking out of his night time diapers at night. But once we switched to the easy ups we had no more leaks. And now that our son is potty trained, he still enjoys the Easy Ups at night because he can put them on himself and be a big boy!

[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.] My grandson loves putting these pants on. We put them on him at naptime and bedtime. And just in case in the car sometimes. He just turned 2 and potty training is well under way. My granddaughter will be next.

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.] Pampers easy ups have been a tremendous help to potty training my son. The underwear like design makes him want to wear his big boy underwear. He stays comfortable all day while wearing them, and the 360 degree elastic waistband keeps up with his nonstop moving, and playing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves the Thomas the Train design, so he is more willing to put them on. They fit well without sagging. However, they are not the best night time training pants. My son was still able to soak through his pants and onto his bed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We started using pampers easy ups when my son was 14 months because he didn't like to lie down to get his diapers changed. Instead he'd want to be up cruising/walking/doing something so we switched to training pants. They worked like a charm, no struggling or fussiness when diapering and they would keep him dry through the day and night. We will be starting potty training soon, and i think the easy-ups will continue to be a constant feature in our lives..

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these when we were potty training my son, and continued using them at night for a while until he stopped having accidents. They have cute designs that get kids excited about wearing them, and they worked well and did not have many leaks.

It fulfills its purpose but it didn't really help me for potty training because my son felt like he had a diaper on, so had to use regular underwear for potty training. But for on the go they are convenient because when he does use the bathroom you have the ease of bringing them down like underwear. The only problem is at the time of removing them, you have to tear the sides apart if you don't want to undress your child, so if they had the optional resealable sides it would be better.