[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son who just turned 6 sleeps so soundly he still needs to wear this type of product to bed. I found the stretchy waistband very soft and super stretchy ! The downfall with this is my son needed help putting it on because the band kept rolling down. I could see this being negative if you have a chubby child, it may roll down while they are wearing it. My son is quite skinny so we didn't have that problem once it was properly on. The butt looked a little saggy, more like a diaper than training pants, but again my son doesn't have much fat to fill it out. They worked perfectly. No leaks!

We just started the Adventure of Potty Training and I figured Pampers has worked so well for us so far might as well continue with the Training pants. My son loves the frogs on the front (he is really into frogs). I do wish they had sides that could be opened and reclosed (like Huggies Pull ups), but that is just a small thing that probablly won't matter as my son gets better at using the potty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I switched to easy ups about a year ago (tough child to potty train) but the new easy ups tear so easily. Before we can even get her in them they are torn down the side. We didn't have this issue before. I really don't want to change brands but now I'm just wasting money. Please go back to design before. We really don't want to change again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a product for toddlers that are just starting to potty train. They can pull them up and down just like underwear but they provide the protection of a diaper. We used this product on my 3 year old boy who is just starting to potty train. He still isn't ready for underwear and this product encourages him to use the bathroom since he can pull them on and off easily. He liked the Thomas the Train design and never complained of discomfort. They are a bit bulkier than I hoped they would be but overall I recommend them to parents who are just starting their toddler on their potty training adventure.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love all of pampers brand products. My kids are allergic to all other brands, and so we didn't risk it with our grand babies. My grand-daughter loved the design of the easy-ups, and I loved their convenience.

I'm so glad Pampers is offering the Dora brand Easy Ups! It's really helped with potty training as my daughter loves Dora and doesn't want to make a mess on her. They are easy to remove. I wish the pricing was more competitive but you get what you pay for.

We began using these as we began potty training. Our little one wants to wear her "panties" as she calls them and not diapers anymore. We find these to be a great transition item while learning to potty and while still having those occasional mishaps.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are my favorite training pants because, unlike Pull-Ups, the sides of them are not that flimsy velcro material. They are also more like underwear than any other training pants. However, my son prefers the character designs on Pull-Ups. He is a huge Mickey Mouse fan! Easy Ups do seem to fit a bit on the smaller size, so size up when purchasing them.

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.] I absolutely love the easy ups. My son is too big for cruisers and swaddlers, so despite not being ready to potty train here we are. He loves the "boy" and the "girl" designs and is able to pull them off by himself fairly easily at 3. I rated it low on help potty train and easy to change because when out and about the lack of velcro sides makes it extremely difficult to manage stripping him to change and juggling a newborn. Still loyal pampers fan.