Pampers Trainers for Girls are the best! We tried all the different brands and we always go back to Pampers. We tried Huggies and my daughter complained about the velcro on the side. The Pampers Trainers are soft. She can easily pull them up and down my herself. The only issue I can find is they can sometimes be difficult to tear the sides to change her. I can do it, but sometimes they need they extra tug. My daughter also loves that upgraded Dora!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have an 10 month old son who does a 360 both on his tummy and back whenever he's asleep so I absolutely LOVE this product BECAUSE IT HAS NO VELCROS! he moves around so much that sometimes the diapers with the velcros will come off.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son Sethan is 24 months now. Loves the Pampers Easy Ups, he likes Thomas The Train on the pull ups. What my thoughts are they have made it easy to change . There great price and they have been a huge help with potty training. My son now when I say go get your pull up he knows right where I keep them and what they are. Thank you for making a great product that I like and so does my little one to.

Terrific product. My daughter has been using for a while now so she wishes there were more variety with the characters. While she loves Dora, she also loves many other healthy characters. These are super absorbant. We've never had a problem with leakage. Every now and then we do have a problem with bunching.

We love the dora designs on the pull up. Our daughter still treated the pull ups as regular diapers and peed in it, so it didn't help with potty-training. However, it was a great backup for when we went out. She could feel like a big girl and it taught our daughter how to pull up and pull down her pants. They were very absorbent like other pamper diapers and very easy to change when soiled.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There were the best thing to help move from a diaper to underwear. My son thought he was a "big boy" with the print and i didn't worry as much if he had an accident. We just threw it away and moved on.

We used another brand for our oldest son from the time he was born and we never had problems until we started with the training pants. We would have leaks on a constant basis especially at night (we even started to buy the overnight diapers which lead to confusion when we started potty training). I decided to try a small package of Pampers Easy Ups and no leaks!!!!! We are very pleased with the product but look forward to the day when we don't have to use them anymore!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We started potty training about 6 months ago at age 3. We have been using the pull ups the whole time, and they are great. They really helped him get used to the idea of underwear, and having to go to the potty. Now we use them at night or during long car rides, and during the day he wears underwear.

I love the design character on the pulls. However I had a few issues with the pull ups. My toddler wears ‘6’ and I don’t know what was going on but these pull ups were just not guy hood. I constantly had to pull them out the butt and also adjust to fit her over her tush. They do absorb well. But compared to the Pamper 360 Cruisers, I definitely go with 360 over these. Love the tab inn the back so can safely secure whatevers in when disposing.

I am a grandmother who assists in potty training my granddaughter. This is a great product. Making it like underwear helps to make her feel like a "big girl." They are very easy for her to maneuver herself which is a tremendous asset and it goes without saying that the degree of absorption is a godsend.