[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been trying everything I could think of to potty train my girls for a year and got nowhere until I switched to easy ups a month ago. Now they are excited! They love that a kitty is on them and are afraid of getting potty on it, so they are quick to notice when it's time to go now! Absolutely greatest the market!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter used these for a very short time during potty training. They were absorbent and did the job to stop leaks but she didn't like they felt like diapers and wanted to be in big girl undies. They worked well for smooth, easy, fast transition.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a twenty two month old that we are trying to get trained before he turns two. Pampers easy ups have come in really handy. They can be pulled up and down so he can use the bathroom and are very absorbent for when he has accidents. He likes the Thomas the train design so he likes wearing them and tries not to have an accident..

My daughter always asks me why she can only choose from dora, and would love to see other characters such as lalaloopsy on them in the future. But I absolutely love the difference that these have made in her potty training, she really feels like she is rewarded being a big girl.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Personally I don't think a child can be potty trained while using pull ups only - you have to switch them to underwear and deal with accidents. However, while potty training, pull ups are a great option for naps, overnight and long car trips. My daughter is fully potty trained but when I put a pull up on her she just pees in the pull up even though she almost never has accidents in underwear. I like Pull Ups better than the other major competitor.

My daughter is new to potty training, so I also tried the competitor's potty training pant to compare. And there is no comparison. Absorbancy wins hands down, the sides have not torn (as they do with the Huggies Pull Ups brand), they are very soft/ cloth-like, not plasticky/ crinkly sounding (like Huggies Pull Ups). There are only 2 things I would change: first would be the graphics. We are not into Dora (however my daughter thought she was cute and smiled at the "little girl" lol). How about Hello Kitty- (or even My Little Pony)- now that would be adorable! The other thing that would be helpful is if the sides had a velcro closure for when she makes a mess, then I won't have to slide it down and hope it doesn't smear down her leg (ew!)... Well, the pro's outweigh the cons! Just please change the graphic at least! I've used Pampers on her since birth and again, the quality is unsurpassed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It took several different purchases to find the right training underwear for my daughter's tiny waist. The Easy Ups are a perfect fit for my petite toddler. She is able to wear these without her pants looking bulky on her bottom. She is able to pull these up and down with ease when going to the potty. They work great overnight has well, no leaks. Most of all, she likes the characters on the underwear.

I purchased these pants to help potty train my son. He loved the design/feel of the pants and it helped him to realize he was a big boy. Pants are easy to change, however when you are helping your child pull them up/down(or if your child does it by themself), they sometimes tear on the sides leaving you no choice but to put on a new pair. Absobency is good but doesn't hold as much as a diaper would. If your child wets once, it needs to be changed or leaks will occur. I guess maybe that's so your child gets to feel the wetness to help them realize to go in the potty and not their pants. Works great for day or night use. Overall a good product for the money and only one I continue use.

I initially only wanted to buy Pampers trainers because I was so happy with the diapers. They were absorbent and baby could pull them up and down just fine. It was, however, a major pain to try to do them up again if our little one pulled them open instead of pulled them down (which was at least once a day). Daddy and I are both pretty educated but both of us had a very hard time getting the tabs to stick shut again once. So, we figure that it was the design. Then daycare sent baby home with another brand because our trainer supply had run out. These had Velcro fasteners and it was like a whole new world! We switched immediately. The other brand may not be as absorbent but at least we aren't throwing away unsoiled trainers anymore. Oh, and the daycare staff actually asked us to get this other brand instead too because they had the same problem we were having If Pampers easy ups had Velcro, we would switch back in a heartbeat! But right now it is too much of a hassle trying to get the pull up back on whenever baby pulls them open

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter loved these easy ups while potty training. She LOVED the characters and they gave her a great incentive to not have accidents. They made her feel like a big kid! I plan to use them with both my sons, too!