[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i bought these for my 2 year old and it just confused him when it came to going to the restroom. he thought it was ok cuz he didnt feel wet. i was better off with training him with underwaer in less than a week he was potty trained

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves these training pants! He often wants to keep them on after wearing them to sleep even though he has been accident free for months! I love that they are way more absorbant than other brands and that they don't have the Velcro sides that often come undone with frequent trips to the bathroom.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is in the midst of potty training currently and we have been using the easy-ups! I do believe he is less intimidated by the Thomas the Tank Engine design (since he watches Thomas all the time) and they are so easy for him to maneuver. He can pull them up/ down practically on his own without any help.

I have a 2yr old training right now, and none of your training pants fit him. I have tried multiple sizes and none of them cover his bottom. He is 2 and wears 4t to 5t clothes so the first size I tried was 3t - 4t, and now he is in 4t - 5t. Both sizes stop half way out his butt cheeks. He's not a chubby kid he just had a bigger bottom and the underpants leak because they don't fit him properly.

I love these training pants. I have been buying Pampers since my first baby, and I have never been disappointed. The only thing I wish these training pant had is a way of reattach-able sides. One would have to take of your child's shoes and pants to put on a clean trainer, if they have an accident.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would have to say that after using the Pampers easy ups training pants, I am pretty satisfied. However I have a girl and used the boys training pants which did not make much difference in the girls training pants. They are comfortable , flexible ,easy to use, and holds a good amount of urine. I have used several different brands of training pants and I honestly think I like this one the best. The little designs or cute and make for fun training my children to potty. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone with boys or girls.

My son likes to pull them up or down. It is easy enough for him to do that. He likes the designs. Although, the design is to keep him dry - when potty training- that may be a negative. I have used them mostly for car rides or long trips out, just in case moments. Not for the day to day potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 3 year old wakes up most nights dry but a lot of nights aren't successful. We started using a mix of left over diapers and other brand training pants at night only but that seemed to encourage him to utilize the diaper and wasn't motivated to wake up and use the toilet. Frustrated, Pampers New & Improved Easy Ups saved the day! The 360 waistband is comfortable, soft & stands up to its leak proof promise. They've convinced my toddler these are night time underwear, all others he deems as diapers. He even loved that there is a train on the front!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just starting potty training and we bought a pack of these to try because they were somewhat cheaper than Huggies Pull-Ups or Slip-Ons. There's a reason! They're papery/scratchy, hard to rip at the sides when changing (so we have to undress him at every change), and are much smaller. My 2.5-year-old son is just in 2T pants and the 2T-3T size is skintight. Because they're so small, he has a hard time pulling them on himself and if he has a big BM in them it will escape.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 1/2 year old son used these and he loved the Thomas trains on the front. We used these while we were potty training - both before he used the potty and during nap times and other times we did not want major accidents occurring. My son like the look and the feel of these. He could easily pull them up and down himself. However, one thing I missed was having sides that could easily pull apart. When he went #2 in these, It was difficult to get the product off without making a mess. Pull apart tabs on the sides would have made this much easier!