I was very happy with this product. It definitely works great when you are potty training. I wish the actual pants were a little better quality. Sometimes the edges would wrip off (didnt happen too frequently) and over rall, excellent product. Pampers rocks!

My son is currently potty training and Pampers Easy Ups are by far the best potty training pant there is. He can easily pull them up and down on his own and he love the characters on them. I tried using Huggies Pull Ups and they DID NOT absorb as well as the Pampers did when he does have the occasional accident. Love this product!

After having great success with Pampers Easy Ups for girls, we went to the store to pick up another package. My daughter was with me and when she saw Thomas the Train, she wanted to try that instead of Dora. I was a bit nervous about using them since they are specifically designed for boys. They work just as great and the best part is, no leaks at night!

I love pampers!!! They are by far the best diapers out there! The only problem I am having is that my 14 month old wont sit still to get his diaper changed. So I've had to switch him to easy ups. But then I realized that there is no Velcro and if he goes # 2 that I have to tear the sides and I can't close it back up to throw away. This is a very big inconvenience!!! I have decided to switch him to Higgins but I hate them bc they give him a rash so I've had to switch back to pampers now. Please put some Velcro on your easy ups to make it easier for mothers like who have a difficult time changing a wild baby.

The absorbency of Easy Ups is excellent, even for wearing overnight. The wetness indicators are very helpful. The fit is great, just like "big boy pants," so it makes a nice transition. The name says it all, they are easy to get on and off, which is appreciated all the more when using public restrooms where space in the stall is limited.

These are the best toddler diapers. My only complaint is that the sizes are not printed on the boxes. The box tells you the size by weight, but not size number (like 5), so you have to read the foreign language circle around the weight to figure out the size. That is annoying.

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.

My three year old is too small for Underjams, but these are great for his size. He trained quickly and we didn't need to use these for training purposes, but we use them as overnight pants. He is not a heavy wetter, and these do a great job of keeping everything in and his bottom feels dry in the morning. The few leaks we have had are usually due to him moving around too much. No trouble getting these on or off by himself even as a two year old. Definitely will use in the future for other kids.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We decided to continue with Pampers products during potty training since we loved them for our babies. My son loves to be like his big brother and pull down his underwear but at least the occasional messes are contained and he can still feel like a "big boy" at night!

I love the designs of Pampers Easy Ups. The amount of absorbency is average with other training pants. The only problem I have with them is that they don't have the easy-open sides. When I dropped off my son to PreK (3), his teacher complained that she had to remove his pants in order to remove the Easy Up. She asked me if I could by the kind that has Velcro openings on the sides. Since then, I have been forced to switch from my beloved Pampers brand to another brand of training pants that have the Velcro adjustable sides. Sorry, Pampers...