I love pampers easy ups for my daughter! She is now fully potty trained but I first started out with Huggies pull ups. Those did not work because they gave her a really bad rash. So I switched to pampers easy ups and the rash went away. I loved the designs and the absorbency was much better than Huggies. With another child on the way, I plan on using pampers diapers and wipes all the time! Thank you Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have in the past purchased Huggies pull-ups for my toddler but I noticed that they had been leaking so I decided to try Pampers. the Pampers fit better and there is no leakage. I couldn't be happier. Not to mention I get more training pants for the same price as the Huggies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I didn't realize Pampers made training pants because they're not sold everywhere. Bought Pull-ups at first but regretted it. They are so scratchy compared to Pampers. Was happy to find Easy Ups and only buy them now! Plus they still are scented which makes the growing up years of potty training a little more bearable, reminding me my first born will always be my baby! :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so disappointed. I just purchased pampers easy ups in bulk. I am upset that these fit my child like thongs. I am constantly repositioning the rear to cover her little cheeks. Purchased a size up because I wasn't sure of the fit but the size 3t-4t isn't working for my 2 year old. I'm pleased with the absorbency & she loves the characters but I wont be using again. I'm dreading having to pass along a box of about 60 training pants. Being able to close & open sides would be helpful as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Let's just take a minute to appreciate the character. I mean, which toddler does not like trains. Mine is obsessed and for this reason alone we love it. In addition, they are great for potty training, but the train is where its at.

[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.] Thank you Panpers for a great product that helps to make the transition from diapers to Potty Training super easy. My son loves the designs and I like how is easy they are to change during occasional accidents.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is potty trained during the day but still needs something for at night. We used to love the pampers easy ups and they worked really well. But you recently changed the design and he has leaked out of them EVERY SINGLE TIME he's worn them! It's very discouraging for him and he'd wake up crying that he leaked when he never used to leak with the old design. We've since switched to huggies and he hasn't leaked at all with them. Disappointing because I've always used pampers for both my boys

I loved these training pants for many reasons, but mainly because they allowed for a seamless and simple transition from diapers to underwear. My 2yr old had no issues putting on her "Dora undies" by herself, and since she thought they were undies, after she was potty trained there were no regression issues when we moved to underwear full time. The pants were comfortable for her, easy to use, and absorbent for overnight accidents. Loved these!

Great for training. I read the above reviews and disagree. The purpose of these are that when they go to the bathroom, they can pull them down themselves, like underwear.. If they wet them, you have to take down the pants, etc, but think about this. when your kid is training and goes to the bathroom and pulls down the pull up, how will he/she know how to get them back up w/tabs on the sides like huggies?? that would be a HUGE DRAWBACK. the way they are now, makes them independant enough to still wear them in case of emergency, but they can still be big girls/boys and pull them up themselves. I hope Pampers does not change this feature.