My son isn’t potty training, he’s only 14 months old and weights 35 lbs. He’s not fat either he’s just in 95% tile for his age. He’s also 32 inches tall. Anyhow! These easy ups are great because we are still in diapers and size 7 is hard to find in stores! Plus he Moves around so much that I can’t Velcro the other style anyway. We love love love easy ups! They are so soft on the sides and soke up a lot of whatever comes there way! Hehe

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use these when I watch my friends 2 year old boy. They have great absorbency, are easy to change, prevent leaks from happening, have fun character choices, and mostly importantly - they are very comfortable for him to wear. Great product!

My son is three now and potty training isn't going great. He loves to use the bathroom on the big potty but actually letting us know? Nope - there are too many other, more important things to do. However, Pampers Easy-ups are the only slip-on training pants that can hold up when he forgets and not leak. I highly recommend Pampers for the training parent and even to the more-than-average stubborn child. :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used pamper's products since newborn stage and love the products. I thought this would be the same with the Easy Ups, but I am disappointed. They are very soft and absorbent, making them too diaper-like and my son treating them as such. They also do not have adjustable sizes making the 2t/3t size slide off his bum. When he does have a BM accident it is hard to remove the diaper, because I have to rip the sides open or pull them down, either of which can make a mess.

I really love Pampers Brand but once your toddler starts potty training it’s not easy to use when Daycare request the Velcro and you have to switch brands because Pampers doesn’t make them for Potty Training. As much as I spend to get a good diaper they should create something that competes against other competitors and to keep it loyal customers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is still on diapers and is partially potty trained but this underwear was a good point for him to be independent. He can go to the bathroom by himself (with us following him) and feels very excited to pull his pants down. all I can say is now the bathroom is his favorite place:)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] first let me say that we really do love these but there is one major flaw in them that I think Pampers could easily fix. They are way too thick and bulky! The pampers diapers are thin and soft and these are thick and heavy. Why??? I'snt the idea to make them feel more like underwear and less like a diaper? That being said they are otherwise soft and fit well, they never leak at night which is when we use them but they need to be thinner and less bulky. They DO NOT help potty train.

These do what they promise. My son is using them while potty training and they work out well. Pictures aren't the best, but it's a diaper, so not a huge deal. I don't prefer these over Huggies, I usually go for whatever is cheaper since they are pretty pricey.

I know this sounds crazy but my son was 'too comfortable' when he would have an accident in his easy ups... which resulted in him being lazy. :) These are super absorbent training pants which are perfect for night time use... or daytime if your kiddo doesn't have a case of the lazies like my son did!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers changed the design recently and, while we were open to giving it a try, we must report that we are very unsatisfied with the new version. The difference was immediately noticeable, as the new version seemed more flimsy right out of the box. The new version added a more flexible waistband, which is nice, but the absorbency is far less than the old version. With the old version, we never had a problem. With the new version, our son is waking up daily with his pajamas and bed soaked.