We really wanted these to work for our one yr old, but they really are meant for older children. Ever since he started crawling and basically turning his diaper changing sessions into wrestling matches, we figured a pull-up type diaper would help our chances in actually winning the fight. Since we always used pampers, we decided this would be our pull-up type brand. Well, few things...1) while the pull up motion is great, the pull off process is a nightmare! For kids that are not potty trained you almost always have to tear the sides, esp with the number twos! 2) There is no back vs front indicator so when grandma comes over it is always on backwards. Despite these two downfalls, it does absorb like nobody's business so we use these at night and the huggies with the "tigger characters" durning the day because they solve problems 1 and 2 but they don't absorb the best...go figure!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These training pants fit my 3.5 year old great. They definitely fit more like underwear than the huggies brand. My only pet peeve is that he likes to take the training pants off by opening the sides and this was more difficult with this brand.

If you need to change the training pants, they are a bit difficult to remove without tearing the sides to remove. On the occasions where a bowel movement is missed and the trainer must be changed, instead of making a mess trying to pull them down to change them, I end up tearing the sides to change them. For that reason I often prefer to purchase the huggies band trainers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our little girl is now two and started potty training. We have tried other brands for training but they are still so bulky and they don't cover her back side so well. We started with cheaper brands and well you get what you pay for. Pampers Easy Ups Training Underwear is SO MUCH BETTER! They fit better without bulk in the back!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It works great as training for underwear, but the only thing it's hard to change out of. Since it's like underwear in a sense, I have to rip open the sides of the training pants to change my son when he poops in it. Then have to undress his pants and put him in new one and dress him again. It's a hassle when you're out in public.

As I said for the girls' easy-ups, both my older girls have used them successfully to potty-train. I really thought my boy would be difficult #he's the only guy in the bunch#. Thank goodness for Pampers and Daddy. Wanting to be like Daddy meant wanting to wear underwear...and my son got used to the easy-ups. It took him a little longer than my daughters, but he has been very proud of himself when he catches an emergency and dashes for the bathroom. They're great products.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2-year-old loves these. Easy to pull up and down, he can do it himself, and goodbye to scratchy and stretched-tight velcro tabs. I love the wide comfortable sides. Only issues are: 1, more complex to change than a diaper if it does get soiled or wet because shoes and pants have to come off to get a new pull up on, and 2, so comfortable your toddler might not "feel wet" so not as useful of a reminder to them that they forgot to go to the toilet.

Tried Huggies Pull Ups first simply because my son was a Cars fan and they had Cars characters on their product...I was really disappointed in their Pull Ups just like I was disappointed in their diapers! Should've known better! Pampers is the only wipe/diaper/trainer product we've used from start to finish!

I bought this Pampers Easy Ups because we thought it was time for my daughter to get potty trained. We have only used Pamper Diapers with her because they are soft and great absorbency. My daughter loves her " big girl underpants! " (like she calls them). especially because they have Dora on them. We did try pullups once because they ran out of Pampers Easy Ups at the store, but they were not as soft and didn't absorb very well so we are sticking with Pamper Easy Ups for now!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is still on diapers and is partially potty trained but this underwear was a good point for him to be independent. He can go to the bathroom by himself (with us following him) and feels very excited to pull his pants down. all I can say is now the bathroom is his favorite place:)