It is hard to get the sides to rip when it is time to get my son out of a soiled easy up. Also they leak every time my two year old pees in them. We also have issues with the fit of the easy ups. My son is 2 1/2 years old and weighs 38 pounds and is 39 1/2 inches tall. So the 2t-3t easy ups don't fit they're too tight.Even the 4t-5t is too tight on him.

I have my 2 year son and i m having him wear his pants from the age he was 20 months. I really like the way they absorb and are very handy as we are in a mode of potty training. The only hurdle i have is that, i have to remove his pants to have him wear these pants .. but i think that is absolutely fine we make him sit on the potty every time we change his pants and this way we are able to train him much better than what we would have done through changing diapers on the station.

Just like all other Pampers products, the Easy Ups continue the great quality. My son loved them because he felt like a "big boy" when wearing them. I only wish that they had velcro sides for those times when he didn't make it to the bathroom on time.

I have not used these for my son. But as a teacher in the 2 year old class at a preschool, I have helped to potty train dozens of children. I did not see any advantage to potty training for the kids whose parents bought these (or any) training pants compared to the parents who just went from diapers straight to underwear. If you have the extra money, maybe it will work for your child. But these are harder to change than a diaper for bowel movements, so I personally plan to use regular diapers until my son is consistently using the toilet and then switching straight to underwear (I sometimes see children delaying potty training because being wet or dirty in a pair of training pants is not as uncomfortable as being soiled in a pair of undies)

I have four young children and I have used Pampers Easy Ups for potty training. They are SO GREAT at helping to teach kids to use the potty all while having no messes to clean up! The material is super soft and the closest thing to cotton you can buy. I love the stretchy sides and the fact that they're so easy to pull up and pull down. My 3 year old uses them exclusively!

I love love love Pampers and religiously used Pampers diapers on both of my children. But when my kids began potty training I switched brands due to the fact that Pampers doesn't offer a velcro side option on the Easy-Ups. The velcro side was requested by our childcare provider and, I have to admit it, I like them better too. I wish Pampers would reconsider this because I hated to switch brands. I have to give the Easy Ups three stars because of this.

We love Pampers Easy Ups and after many nights of changing bedding in the middle of the night we have switched to using Pampers Easy Ups for both of my boys who are daytime trained but not nighttime trained. They work great and don't leak. They fit well and are easy to pull up and down. My boys love the Thomas designs.

There seems to be a fine line between enough absorption to hold messes for potty training and too much that the child cannot feel any wetness. I feel these Easy-Ups absorb too well for the potty-training child. They cannot feel that they've wet until they're very wet, which defeats the purpose of potty training. I suggest using cloth underwear during the day for actual training. That being said, I very much like the consistency of using a diaper that can pull-up, so that it's underwear-like in application -- my child doesn't need me to help dress, so when getting ready for bed, the mechanics of dressing is the same as in the morning (with cloth underwear). My child does wet through this product at night, which is a bummer. I have to change half-way through the night. I might need to try a more absorptive night-time pull-up-type product. I stay with these, because my experience with Pampers has been top notch. They have my loyalty.

Well, if anybody read my review on UnderJams, they won't be surprised by this. After learning my nephew wets the bed while I was keeping him during a vacation, I had to make an executive decision about daytime wear. My brother, of course, let me know nothing about my nephew's habits and to be fair, my nephew is pretty potty-trained, but I guess it's a little harder for boys than it is for girls? That's what I've heard. The morning after the bed wetting, with all I have to do, I decided to pick up a pack of Easy Ups just in case. Turns out I have great instincts because it wasn't too long into the day before my nephew had a whoops. We swapped underwear for these and, throughout the week, there were more accidents, but at least I didn't have to do laundry over them or scrub the carpet. My nephew does not, apparently, wear these at home and all I can think is...they are doing so much unnecessary work cleaning up after him just to be able to put him in underwear. Not so brilliant, guys.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really liked these easy ups. We are just beginning to potty train and its not easy. But with these it at least takes some of tbe worry out it. They fit very well. More like actual underwear then a diaper making them easy to put on or take off. My 2 year old loves that she can be a big girl and do it by herself. Overall they hold up pretty well keeping the accident contained.