[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband and I both love using these Easy Ups for our 2 yr old. With our LO having rash issues with the "other" brand, we most certainly did a happy dance when Pampers come out with their potty training product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son started wearing easy ups at 8 months due to his exceeding height hes only 1 almost two in July and we potty train. He loves doing things his self and gets frustrated when he needs help and the easy ups made him want to potty buy himself and their easy for him to slide up and down when he needs to go I love them to.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy ups are by far my favorite training pants for my son. They are super soft & stretchy, absorbent when needed, look & feel like real big boy underwear , and very easy to change. They run a little smaller than some of the other brands, but that doesn't really take away from the product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am now potty training my second boy. Pampers had a fantastic product before, it used to absorb a lot more urine then this new product. I love the fact that it has an elastic waist band for my little one to move around better but it is not so Easy to tear away from the side.

My son loves his easy ups. However, if he has an accident I have to completely undress him from the waist down to put on a new pull up. Trying to take off his shoes and pants in a public bathroom stall is a little tricky. The absorbency is not the same as the cruisers, but he hasn't leaked through onto his clothing yet.

Before heading into easy ups about a year ago, I had read how many people would switch to Huggies Pull Ups. I've been using Pampers since my son was born, and I thought I would at least try the Pampers version of training diapers just to see what the big fuss was about. Yes, every child is different. Yes, different needs, etc. What I kept hearing was wrong. Pampers Easy Ups fit my kid better than any other pull up variety. Easy Ups didn't leak. And I kept using them. And while my son may come home in a different diaper from daycare (because he might like a different character on someone else's diaper), the Pampers Easy Ups that I buy still fit him better, look better, and are what I prefer to use on my son.

I love Pampers diapers. Therefore, I assumed I would like the Easy-ups since we have transitioned to potty training. Boy, was I wrong. If there are accidents, it is a huge mess to try and get them off of a child. Especially if they went #2. There is not a quick exit for a parent to get an easy up off a child, the sides are not meant to tear. I tried doing it once and it still lead to a mess. I will purchasing the off/store brand or the Huggies equal. Sorry. However, I need something that will aid in potty training. And accidents are part of it.

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 first son regressed in potty training when i had my second son so these trainers have become invaluable as they resemble real underwear so there isn't too much confusion for him. his only complaint is the design. he would much rather have cars, tractors, or trains but as i am trying to retrain him i hope the design will simply serve as a reason for him to return to his cars and thomas the train undies. overall, the trainers are very good for daytime wear but only so-so for night as they can leak at times most likely due to positioning.

They are very absorbent and soft but they are hard to change in public because there is no Velcro sides. As for helping with potty training, no pull-ups help with this. You need to switch your child into underwear so they won't think it is comfortable to wet them. I have 3 kids that I potty trained all by myself so this is the best advice I can give. When my 3 year old started using the bathroom on his own I slowly stopped using pull-ups through the night and he hasn't had an accident yet.