[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are perfect for my 2 year old whose working on potty training, she can easily take them off, and put them back on herself after she uses her potty. Which makes it so much easier for the both of us.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My two boys went through the training phase with Pampers. The Easy Ups Training Underwear is the only brand we trust that never leak and very reliable. Very absorbent and fit boys well for active lifestyles.

While Easy Ups are marketed as a potty training tool, I did not use them for daytime potty training. My daughter got day time potty training in less than a week at age 3. I use Easy Ups as a night time pant because my daughter is only about 50% on the night training. After she was day potty trained for about a month, she started baulking at wearing a diaper at night (Extra Protection). She would try to run away when she saw the diaper. So, I decided to use the Easy Ups because they go on like underwear. The first time she saw them she ran away like it was a diaper. My mistake because the shape is the same when it is flat. So, I "accidentally" left them opened and on the bathroom floor. When she came back and saw the underwear shape and fun Dora print, it was an easy transition. Now she wears "Sleep Dora Pants" at night with no fuss.

I love everything about these easy ups except the fact that that don't have a wetness indicator. My daughter likes to show me that she's still dry by pointing to the indicator line on her diapers and saying, "See! Still yellow!" It helps motivate her that she has a visual proving she stayed dry. These are often hard to tell if they are truly wet or of she's just sweaty in them. Would be really helpful to have a color wetness indicator so we can be positive of dryness before moving on to undies.

I went to my friend's house for a tea time in a weekend. Her daughter of 1 and half year old was using this product. It looked pretty good. My friend said "this is the time to teach her to go to the toilet so when she starts using real panties she would be used to toilet visits more than relying on diapers."

My twins are now 34 months old. My little girl potty trained quickly, we only needed 1 pack of trainers, and still have half of them left. She loved the Minnie Mouse characters. Unfrotunaltey, my little man won't wear the pink ones, so I am waiting for a co-worker with a little girl to be ready for them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have used the Honest co. Diapers and when it was time to start potty training their training pants weren't up to what we needed. I saw the easy ups design hello kitty I tried them and they are much softer and much more absorbant. She love her training panties as we call them and if she has an accident she immediately tell me and wants to be changed! I'm very pleased with the hello kitty easy ups!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter has always been allergic to storebrand diapers so I've mainly used Pampers and now buy the Pampers pull-ups for potty training. It makes me feel good to know spending a little more money for Pampers brand verses cheaper brands is worth every penny. My daughter loves her hello kitty pull-ups and I love how absorbent and easy they are!

They are very absorbent and soft but they are hard to change in public because there is no Velcro sides. As for helping with potty training, no pull-ups help with this. You need to switch your child into underwear so they won't think it is comfortable to wet them. I have 3 kids that I potty trained all by myself so this is the best advice I can give. When my 3 year old started using the bathroom on his own I slowly stopped using pull-ups through the night and he hasn't had an accident yet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Even though my daughter is only 17 months, I decided to give easy-ups a try. She is wearing 4t-5t. I find them easy to use and take off, except for the band around is not wide or long enough, making it a little challenging putting them on, when she is not cooperating. I find them a little tight fit compared to others but overall a good value