Im trainning my 2y old boy, tried with 2 more brands before Pampers, one because of lider in the market and another one because of price, not working at all. After try with Pampers i definitely stay with, soft, absorbent, easy up as the name says. The only problem is not choice but just Diego for boys, and my child is afraid from him, i hide the picture before put on the diaper and keep working on Diego character with my son, now he is ok with Diego. Thanks for the very good product!

i bought this product thinking it would be easy to use which it was except when my son had an accident and i needed to change him quickly. they don't have an easy side open like the huggies pull up design. (works like velcro) like the over all product just wish they were easier to open and easier to find in the stores.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So now we are transitioning to the "potty training" time. My son absolutely adores the "rain" (train) designs on them, and tries his hardest to keep the train from getting wet or dirty. Although, when he does have an accident, they protect just like diapers! Pampers has and always will be much first choice in diapering!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used the Easy-Ups with our youngest son. I found them to be very easy to use at home and out in public. That was one of the reasons that we used them is potty training can be a nightmare out in public. The were also very absorbant.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves Thomas and calling them undies! They seem difficult to get up and down sometimes though and we have not figured out a good way to clean up if he poops in them. I have been impressed by their absorbency, we haven't had one leak yet!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using these while tring to potty train my toddler. They do not have the absorbancy of a diaper, so I never use them at night. However, my toddler enjoys the independence of being able to pull them on and off himself.

Ive always been a loyal fan of Pampers but Easy Ups are the one product I'm not fond of. I have a son who is 4 and continues to refuse to use a potty for #2 so we have to hope for going in a training pant as he is far too big for a diaper. Easy Ups are a pain to get off for poo changes. If only facing urine challenges they are fine, but without any sort of easy open side they are a big challenge.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best we've tried so far. No rashes, and doesn't leak like Huggies. Holds up well, but is difficult to use like underwear when my son poops and tries to take it off. Otherwise, they are useful in potty training as far as peeing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have purchased this for both my boys who are 4 years old and 14 months old. My 4 years old only uses these Easy Ups during the night as he still wets the bed from time to time and I must say, these training underwears do hold up. Impressive. As for my 14 months old, he has yet to use them, but I have certainly stocked up on these for when he is ready for them. Hoping that they hold up for him as well.

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. :)