[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son Sethan is 24 months now. Loves the Pampers Easy Ups, he likes Thomas The Train on the pull ups. What my thoughts are they have made it easy to change . There great price and they have been a huge help with potty training. My son now when I say go get your pull up he knows right where I keep them and what they are. Thank you for making a great product that I like and so does my little one to.

My twenty-two months old daughter is currently using Pampers easy ups trainers for toddlers and me and my husband love the way it absorbs leakage and our daughter loves the Dora design on the pants and the easy ups trainers pants fits very well on her and we always buy and use Pampers products.

I like that big character is on front so its easier to not but it backwards. It's a little hard to pull them on my toddler booty, usually I have to somehow open her legs wider to push the bottom of Pull Up to snuggly touch her. AS for taking it off I usually rip the sides. Overall not bad, Would be nice to have re-sealable packs maybe? So it'd keep them together and easier to pack on the go. Maybe packs could come with small pack of wipes?:)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 22 month old daughter is right at the cusp of potty training. She is constantly pulling off her diaper, but unfortunately does not understand the full concept of a potty. We started using Easy Ups recently and will resort to them when she refuses to leave the diaper on (even breaking through the duct tape!) She seems to like the fact that they are more like underwear and could pull them down when we practice on the potty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is right for all kids who walk, my little guy is 22 months old and they were so easy to put on and take off.He evens help put them on, no laying him down on dirty floors, or changing tables. Just rip off the old one, wipe his butt and put a new one on. I really can't think of any cons it is so easy to use and really love them better than diapers. Waylon had a habit of unhooking his diaper which was a hassle especially with #2, but no more problem with Easy Ups. His brother is 8 months old and as soon as he can walk he will be using them

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 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.

There are very good for the potty training phase. Easy for toddler to get up and down. The only thing I would like to see is better way to re-fasten them if you remove the diaper. This helps when you want to do a change without removing all the toddler's clothing.

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)