[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Ups are the only cloth like training pants my son will wear. He is a special needs child and has been wearing them since he was 4 years old, and now almost 7. They are still the best when it comes to protecting his skin against wetness, easy to take-off, and change when potty training. I am super pleased with the improvements along with the increased package size to help my dollars go further!! Great product!! Very Happy Pampers Customer!!

I have two little girls and the first go around was easy as far as the potty training went! i was just recently able to convince my little one to try the big girl undies! she didnt want nothing to do woth them before she was just fine in her diaper! she would use the potty but refused to have anything to do with traing pants! i purchased the huggies brand 1st those didnt do the job she leaked every where!!!! & they were also so stiff and not very comfy i am sure! and since she had seemed interested in doing this herself i purchased the pamper brand she loves the dora design and they are as soft as cotton!!!!! she loves them sooooo much i believe we will have this potty training issue done with in no time! thank you dora!!!! and the softness of pampers!!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter loves the Dora print were so glad they made a new design to the easy ups. Very pleased compared to the old type. They are so much better. Loving the tree pocket channels, hated to have to switch from cruisers to easy ups so glad they added in that feature.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Side still splits when trying to put on; waste 2-3 at a time. My toddler doesn't stand still. Have to completely undress in public place to change them. Shoes and all. Also, they creep up the butt, and diarrhea accidents are nightmares. But hey, they got Thomas on them!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love pampers products and have always trusted them for our babies ... however ... I don't like the fact that the Easy ups don't have velcro sides ... Our son is just starting to potty train and I have to completely undress him from the waist down everytime including taking shoes off to change them ... its not an easy process ... Unfortunately we won't be using these while potty training .. thanks !

Great product. Not so sure that using disposable training pants is a better plan than straight-to-underpants for effective PT, but these are the ONLY trainers we use. They're great for overnight protection and Pampers products have always fit my kids better than any of the other guys' products.

These are the softest most like underwear on the market. We used these when training at night, or longer car rides when we knew we couldn't pull over IMMEDIATELY for an, I NEED TO GO. After the initial low occurrence of accident. My kids are slim so this is the only brand that doesn't fall off. My kids all potty-trained before 2 years of age so this was our go-to brand for the smaller size and fit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i tried these for my older child when potty training him they didnt work for him (he was being stubborn) he used them just like a diaper but they were so easy for him to pull up and down and very soft so i would still recommend them to anyone

I started using this for my boy when he turned 3 years old. As he has sensitive skin, I was worried to use diaper. But It was too soft on his skin. Thanks Pampers!!! Also, it helped me a lot in potty training and now my son is completely potty trained. Thanks once again.

I have not used these for my son. But as a teacher in the 2 year old class at a preschool, I have helped to potty train dozens of children. I did not see any advantage to potty training for the kids whose parents bought these (or any) training pants compared to the parents who just went from diapers straight to underwear. If you have the extra money, maybe it will work for your child. But these are harder to change than a diaper for bowel movements, so I personally plan to use regular diapers until my son is consistently using the toilet and then switching straight to underwear (I sometimes see children delaying potty training because being wet or dirty in a pair of training pants is not as uncomfortable as being soiled in a pair of undies)