[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy Ups are great for potty training! I have tried using regular diapers when potty training my son and they are so inconvenient when taking off and putting back on. Easy Ups are easy to slide off and slide back on after using the potty. Getting ready to potty train my second son and will be stocking up on these in the near future!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is a bit behind being 3 he sometimes potty on the toliet. However the new desgin i believe make him more comfortable and confident in the matter of potty training as he trys he loves his choo choo pants as he calls them and they arent as easy to rip like huggies so glad for these :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Pampers Easy Ups are wonderful for potty training. My little guys understands the pull up and down involved for when he will transition into "big boys," yet still have the coverage required for accidents! Thanks to Pampers we have been dry!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We started using pampers easy ups when my son was 14 months because he didn't like to lie down to get his diapers changed. Instead he'd want to be up cruising/walking/doing something so we switched to training pants. They worked like a charm, no struggling or fussiness when diapering and they would keep him dry through the day and night. We will be starting potty training soon, and i think the easy-ups will continue to be a constant feature in our lives..

We have used these for over a year now with our oldest son and will soon be using them for our youngest. We have always been pleased with the product. Our son has always done fine potty training with just underwear, but in the beginning, these did help eliminate some embarrassment of accidents. We use them primarily for overnight hours and they work great. They're very absorbent - as much as diapers. He has no problem getting them up and down to go potty, but we do find them just a little bit inconvenient because they don't have tabs like diapers and don't pull up and down as easily as underwear. That being said, it's never been bad enough for us to change to another brand at all because we are very pleased, we just let him pull them up and down himself :) They are soft, but thick so not quite as soft as some diapers and definitely not as soft as underwear but they do what they are supposed to. Over all we are very very pleased with them and will continue to use them as long as they are needed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not a good fit for us. My toddler is on the thin side, just not a good fit. Not easy to do himself, kept tugging at them and did not feel comfortable. Fit created leaks. Tried multiple sizes, just did not work.

I recently started potty training and I love how easy it is for my 24 month old to pull the trainers up and down himself without them ripping on the sides. However, he has only begun to train and I'm afraid he will grow out of your largest size before he is completely trained. He is 37.4 pounds at this age. Would love to see a size larger.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been buying Pampers easy ups for the past year with out any problems. But now, ever since we bought this last box of Easy Ups, my son is waking up wet every few nights and I'm washing sheets. Did the product change? I looked online to see if I bought the wrong kind but I only see one type.

I like these training diapers, they have great absorbency and the design encourages my daughter. what I don't really like about it is that if she has an accident like #2 (stool) I need to rip off the sides, so the sides don't really have like an attachment. other than that the product is great and works well for day time and night time, another thing is that when ever my daughter has a small wet accident or whenever she feels wet she instantly removes the diaper and puts on another, so sometimes I just put on a regular underwear on, I know that's part of potty training but that way is also a waste of diapers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I loved pampers brand for my child's infant needs. However, his daycare required a pull up that had a velcro closure on the sides for not just taking the diaper off, but putting on a new one without taking off his pants and shoes.