I have been through a lot of pampers. I have 3 little ones and have been using them for almost 5 years. When we first started using easy ups they were too thick and rigid but soon pampers did a redesign and they were amazing. Recently they redesigned again and I HATE THEM! The new waste band is so stretchy it won’t stay up. For the first time since having children I’m heading to the store to shop for alternatives.

With a one and a two year old we go through a lot of diapers in our house, when we started potty training our 2 yr old it was only natural that we would stick with Pampers as it is the only brand we've used in our home. We quickly found though that almost immediately after putting his pull up on our son's left butt cheek would be exposed because each and every pull up ripped where the blue seam meets the back portion of the pull up. We've tried to stay brand loyal but it looks like we won't have a choice anymore.

I have an 8 month old son who does a 360 both on his tummy and back whenever he's asleep so I absolutely LOVE this product BECAUSE IT HAS NO VELCROS! I'm not potty training him yet (that's why I gave it a 1). he moves around so much that sometimes the diapers with the velcros will come off. PLEASE DO NOT PUT VELCROS ON THIS PRODUCT!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a great way to involve your child in the potty training experience and reward them throughout. Their absorbency is wonderful and can last thru the night if needed. best part about them is the very easy access to remove quickly. Thank You Pampers for another great product.

I recently started potty training and I love how easy it is for my 24 month old to pull the trainers up and down himself without them ripping on the sides. However, he has only begun to train and I'm afraid he will grow out of your largest size before he is completely trained. He is 37.4 pounds at this age. Would love to see a size larger.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried many different training pants when my son starting potty training. I love the Pampers training pants because they don't have the sides with the velcro. They are more like underwear, and my son doesn't pull them off constantly. My son also loves all the characters that they choose for there designs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have just started potty training my son. We use only pampers products because we have found them to be superior to other brands. When he saw the box with Thomas on it he went crazy. It excited him- which was good for us. We want to make him excited to be potty trained. We have not been disappointed in these so far.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We LOVE Pampers Easy Ups. They are great for during the day with helping with potty training and at night thay keep my toddler dry and hold it all in well. They never leak. He can easily pull them up and down and they fit well. The new style is better than the one before. We tried the off name store brands to save money but found it was cheaper to go ahead and spend a bit more. The off name ones leaked bad when wet the tiniest bit. I recommend this great product to all moms.

Easy Up Trainers are a great product for helping transition from diapers to the toilet. My daughter has been using both the boy and the girl designs (she doesn't care!) for a while now, mostly at night and they have keep her dry and leak free. My only problem is that she likes the designs on them so much (even better than her regular underwear sometimes) that it's hard to convince her to not wear them. Maybe have a plain design too?

These pull ups are not easy to change if you are out in public. You have to strip down a wiggly child completely to put a dry pull up on. Wish there were velcro sides to make changing easier. Plus I find the pull ups rip too easly when trying to put on the child.