[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have tried many different brands of training pants and nothing compares to EasyUps. Pampers may cost more than other brands but buying those brands you pay half the price but use double to triple the amount you would have used with Pampers therefore in the end you spend more money on cheaper brands than if you would have just bought the good stuff first!! I know when I put my kids to bed they can and will sleep a full 8 hours in one diaper without leaking through and/or getting a diaper rash.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My Daughter was the one who wore them. They fit her perfectly there were no gaps and they were a snug a fit. They did not leak and i also used them for potting training her,had no problem pulling them up and down,they kept there shape.I've tried otherbands and the wraist band did not last long and had gaps.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Potty training is never easy. Luckily, Easy Ups helped us transition from diapers to underwear. My son was OBSESSED with Thomas the Tank Engine at the time, so the Thomas Easy Ups were perfect for him. Easy to change with sides that pull apart if needed. We also used them for bed time until he was fully potty trained.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was extremely disappointed in the box of easy ups I purchased. The entire box was defective. Every easy up in the box had a slit down the back. As soon as I would put one on my son the back would split down the middle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our four year old is finally potty trained but he still needs to wear these to sleep in. These are very comfortable and he can easily pull them on and off himself. The design is adorable although he would much rather prefer a super hero print. We've been using Pampers since he was born and the rewards program is a great plus!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 and half year old son kinda likes his new underwear. It does fit great but unfortunately he is having a difficulty pulling them down and back up unlike his diapers. This is only for trail and error so he could get out of diapers into his underwear for now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The side of these training pants are easy to tear for us, but no easy for the child. That is why we like these better than any other. We have tried almost brand of training pants in existence. We tend to buy the store brands due to price, but since discovering Pampers, and since the Pampers are not that much more expensive than the others, we are likely to keep purchasing these. We love the way they are built.

Just like all other Pampers products, the Easy Ups continue the great quality. My son loved them because he felt like a "big boy" when wearing them. I only wish that they had velcro sides for those times when he didn't make it to the bathroom on time.

Definitely need bigger sizes my daughter has A muscle disorder ans is still in pull ups but have as well been using goodnites because the sizes go larger the the easy ups i would prefer the easy ups and my daughter like them better but need a bigger aize 5t-6t are just a bit small for her

Well, if anybody read my review on UnderJams, they won't be surprised by this. After learning my nephew wets the bed while I was keeping him during a vacation, I had to make an executive decision about daytime wear. My brother, of course, let me know nothing about my nephew's habits and to be fair, my nephew is pretty potty-trained, but I guess it's a little harder for boys than it is for girls? That's what I've heard. The morning after the bed wetting, with all I have to do, I decided to pick up a pack of Easy Ups just in case. Turns out I have great instincts because it wasn't too long into the day before my nephew had a whoops. We swapped underwear for these and, throughout the week, there were more accidents, but at least I didn't have to do laundry over them or scrub the carpet. My nephew does not, apparently, wear these at home and all I can think is...they are doing so much unnecessary work cleaning up after him just to be able to put him in underwear. Not so brilliant, guys.