[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just starting potty training and we bought a pack of these to try because they were somewhat cheaper than Huggies Pull-Ups or Slip-Ons. There's a reason! They're papery/scratchy, hard to rip at the sides when changing (so we have to undress him at every change), and are much smaller. My 2.5-year-old son is just in 2T pants and the 2T-3T size is skintight. Because they're so small, he has a hard time pulling them on himself and if he has a big BM in them it will escape.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids always likes to wear these instead of diapers at night when potty training. We didn't use them during the day as I like to keep my kids in real underwear as I feel it helps them learn to potty train quicker. But at night, when they still need to be in something, they are great because they are still for "big kids" but will still offer protection if they have an accident at night.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Up training underwear has been perfect for my son who is now in the process of being potty trained. Unlike other brands we have tried, Pampers has the BEST absorbency and very easy for our son to get on and off. I will always recommend this product to my mommy friends

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our son loved the designs on these Easy-Ups, and we as parents loved how easy they were to get up and down, as well as off when a big accident happens. Once our son was approaching near-potty-trained stage, he would even re-use these for a couple days - they were that durable!

[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.] My 2-year-old loves these. Easy to pull up and down, he can do it himself, and goodbye to scratchy and stretched-tight velcro tabs. I love the wide comfortable sides. Only issues are: 1, more complex to change than a diaper if it does get soiled or wet because shoes and pants have to come off to get a new pull up on, and 2, so comfortable your toddler might not "feel wet" so not as useful of a reminder to them that they forgot to go to the toilet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I come to this review with a slightly different point of view. I am a child care provider, My children are grown. I provide care to 3 fabulous kiddos. Over a period of 10 years what I've discovered is that the potty training Pampers are just that - diapers. Until a child feels the wetness on their clothes, etc. it doesn't affect them. It's a great product, however, when you are out & trying to potty train.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Ups are the perfect balance of softness, strength and the all important KID APPEAL! I love them because they are strong enough to withstand the up and down of several bathroom trips with no tearing or losing their shape. My son loves them because Thomas the Train is his favorite!! We both love them because they are so soft and comfortable. I feel good about putting Pamper's Easy Ups on my son knowing he's going to be comfortable all day or all night.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Pampers Easy Ups are wonderful! My little guy loves the Thomas the Train character which makes this potty training experience even more enjoyable. He enjoys being able to pull them up and down himself, he also notices when it is wet. The absorbency is fairly good, much better than huggies pull ups, in my opinion. Overall a great product and I have definitely recommended to family and friends!

I have a 2yr old training right now, and none of your training pants fit him. I have tried multiple sizes and none of them cover his bottom. He is 2 and wears 4t to 5t clothes so the first size I tried was 3t - 4t, and now he is in 4t - 5t. Both sizes stop half way out his butt cheeks. He's not a chubby kid he just had a bigger bottom and the underpants leak because they don't fit him properly.