We started using these even before we started potty training. They work wonderfully! The only negative is when we are out of the house and my son needs a new one we have to take his pants off before putting it on. That goes with any pull on diaper though.

This product is very absorbent. I've been training my 20 mos. boy who uses the potty from time to time, but I feel like the diaper is so absorbent that his 'accidents' don't bother him at all. This makes it great to sleep in, but doesn't help training. Additionally, the diaper doesn't open on its side and since my boy still has 'accidents' I must completely remove all his pants and shoes each time he needs a change.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Potty training is never easy. Luckily, Easy Ups helped us transition from diapers to underwear. My son was OBSESSED with Thomas the Tank Engine at the time, so the Thomas Easy Ups were perfect for him. Easy to change with sides that pull apart if needed. We also used them for bed time until he was fully potty trained.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Ups are super easy for my child to pull up and down while learning to potty train. These are his absolute favorite diapers. They have great absorbancy and last him many hours accidents or no accidents, we love these!

The pampers easyup suck. they rip from the side when you try to pull them up. I got a 100 pack and I'm already down to 60 in 2 day because. they keep ripping befor I can get them up. They need to improve the sides if I even stretch it a little the open up. It a was of money.

My son likes to pull them up or down. It is easy enough for him to do that. He likes the designs. Although, the design is to keep him dry - when potty training- that may be a negative. I have used them mostly for car rides or long trips out, just in case moments. Not for the day to day potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was for my son. The stretchy waist was easy for him to pull them up and down. There were no leaks. They were a little tight around the butt, but that was because I should have gotten him a 4, they grow so quickly. I could not find any cons . They fit him like big boy underwear would. There is one con and that is price. Sometimes when it is tight that week which lately it has been, I have to go with a competitor because of price. There were no leaks like other brands , no bulking or bulgy look like when wearing a diaper. You could not tell that he was wearing a pull up , and it did not leak on his clothes and was easy for him to use without my help .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this for my child when he stated potty training and they were great. Very absorbent and easy for my child to pull down by himself. I recommend this to make the first transition smooth and easy with potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] they are a good for potty training, but not the best on absorbency. They leak at night with my son . yes i would recommend them . i also recommend that pampers work on absorbency for over night . my son loves the comfort of them and the Thomas design. very close to underwear softness and design. .

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...