There are very good for the potty training phase. Easy for toddler to get up and down. The only thing I would like to see is better way to re-fasten them if you remove the diaper. This helps when you want to do a change without removing all the toddler's clothing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] With our first kid we weren't sure what to do. We went right to underwear which was great except for in the car and outings when she was first learning. These were a great choice for those times and easy for her to pull down and up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are so great for potty training. My son liked that they were for "big boys" and he loves thomas the train so that was a plus. Even when he had accidents at night, they didn't leak. They were very comfortable and fit best compared to other brands I tried.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that these provide the easy to tear sides for when accidents happen but they don't pop off like the other brand. In the other brand I find my toddler popping off the sides all the time. These also absorb well during night time

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have found that the Pampers brand Easy Ups surpass their competition. They have more absorbancy, and also do not press into my daughters side as the Velcro like material does for the other brands. They also offer super cute designs that are comparable to "big girl panties" which my daughter loves.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter sustained an abdominal injury when she was 4. She was already potty trained at this point but as a result of her injury, she has bladder and kidney problems that cause her to have to "go" frequently. As a parent of a child going into "big kid" school I was terrified. We decided to use the pull ups for day time wear in addition to night time, and had our worries minimized. They aren't bulky like most diapers and they look sooo much like real underwear!! She is much more confident now!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is now 2.5 yrs old and he is training with these. He loves to out on hi "choo choo" diapers. He can easily pull them up and down. Bonus they don't leak and they don't create diaper rash or hurt him on the side like the buggies Mickey Mouse. We prefer these always!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 4 year old twin boys still use these at night to protect against the occasional accident. They are comfortable and my twins love the designs. And I love not having to wash their bedding every morning!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like that the "easy ups" are almost as absorbent as the cruisers but wish like the competitors there was Velcro on the side so I don't have to completely take off my childs' bottom and shoes to change a messy "easy up". They also aren't so easy for my almost 2 1/2 year old to pull up by herself. They also run smaller than they claim because my tall 26 lbs toddler is barely fitting in the 2T-3T size. I have been a long time user but so disappointed in this product for potty training!

The look and feel of Easy Ups are a great Transition product from diapers to underwear. The underwear-like design helps my son familiarize himself with how underwear should fit and feel. The ease with which he can pull them up and down by himself because of the super stretchy sides helps make potty training easier as he can get in the bathroom himself and feel like he's taking control of the whole process of using the toilet. I'm also impressed with how well the Easy Ups keep him dry throughout the night in those instances where he has an overnight accident. I don't have to worry about middle of the night changings of his Easy Ups or bedding as the product holds a considerable amount of wetness. It also has the same reliable ability to keep wetness away from his skin. I really like that I have a training pant that I can count on to do the job of protecting my child's skin from wetness like a diaper does, but is designed more like underwear so we can get him familiarized with what real underwear should function as.