[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.

I love everything about these easy ups except the fact that that don't have a wetness indicator. My daughter likes to show me that she's still dry by pointing to the indicator line on her diapers and saying, "See! Still yellow!" It helps motivate her that she has a visual proving she stayed dry. These are often hard to tell if they are truly wet or of she's just sweaty in them. Would be really helpful to have a color wetness indicator so we can be positive of dryness before moving on to undies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers new Easy Ups are much improved over the old style. They are very soft and stretchy, which helps when trying to wrangle my busy toddler into them. My son is mostly potty trained, but we still use Easy Ups for long car rides and naps. Easy Ups absorb a lot, and I have not yet had one leak. The only things I dislike about them is that they're scented (I prefer unscented products for my son) and it's a bit hard to tell the front from the back on the boys version. Other than those things, they're great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is perfect for my son in the potty training process. He feels like a big boy because they are like wearing underwear. They truelly are easy for him to pull up and down. I love how easy it is for him to go to the restroom without my help. He does have oopsies sometimes but the easy up diaper has never failed in keeping it in. This is an amazing product. I have and will always continue to use Pampers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I highly recommend this product for girls ages 2-3 as an introduction to teaching your female child the use of underwear. Please do not think this is the solution and answer to potty training your child. However, your child will show a signs of maturity and independence. Try it and witness growth!

We were ready to start potty training and thought it would make sense to start using pull ups overnight first. Bad idea on our part! They have much less absorbency than the swaddlers diapers and leaked every time. However, our son is only 20 mo old, so there is a lot to collect overnight. We have tried using them during the day and they have great absorbency.

I absolutely love these for their absorbency factor and they are easy for me to put on my very active son who hates diaper changes (the real reason I bought them). The only thing I can't stand is taking them off! He is not quite potty training yet so when I have to change a poopy diaper, having to rip the sides can create quite a mess at times. I don't like Huggies products, but I do love their velcro sides and wish these had the same. So easy to take off and you can secure the diaper into a ball before disposing so nothing falls out. If Pampers could add this feature it would be the perfect product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Ups Training Underwear are awesome. They are so easy to take off and they are super absorbent. I particularly appreciate the easy tear side this time of the year when it is so cold because I don't have to take off all my daughters layers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 16 month old started training earlier than I had anticipated, so I had to find a training pant to fit her. I tried 2 brands and then these pampers ones. I like the pull apart sides of others just because I could adjust them to fit her tiny waist better, but the stretch sides of these are snug enough. She has leaked out a few times while napping so we do use diapers for longer periods of no potty. Design is cute and we call them panties. Same price as her diapers.

The only real issue I have with these are the cost. I think they could provide an equivalent product for a bit less. That being said, they are a good potty training tool. Now that my son is in the process of potty training, he goes through fewer diapers but I still don't have to worry if he does have an accident because they are super absorbent. We have never had a leak through his pull-up at night. The only recommendation I have for these (other than cost) is that it would be nice if they would review the way the diaper fits. It's a bit difficult for my son to learn how to slide it down at times.