Easy ups are great for transitioning from diaper to not yet potty trained. I would prefer more character designs my daughter does not like Dora. My daughter has sensitive skin and pampers has always been the most reliable, best absorbency and fit. Other trainers we've tried leaked or sagged but never easy ups. I do wish there were an easier method of removing especially for number 2 situations but the sides do rip away without too much trouble.

I’m using Easy-Ups for half a year now and it’s the best! I’ve tried other brands but nothing comes close to these. They are very easy to put on and off, super stretchy and durable (can definitely survive the constantly moving and exploring toddler) and most importantly- they absorb perfectly without any “accidents”. Definitely recommend them!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Like the elastic band design to make it like a real underwear, but this product is very thick on the bottom area, it drops down to half way of my baby's tight, not a very good fit, but will do its work to help potty train

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I don't actually think pull-ups help with potty training, but when my 2yo wanted to wear "undies" like big sister at night, these were great. They don't leak, even overnight, and she loves the Dora pictures.

I wanted to love these but the scent is so strong and overpowering. Scent = FRAGRANCE = CHEMICALS! My daughter has always worn the unscented diapers so I was very unhappy to see that they didn't offer a scentless and more free and pure easy up option!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great in that they are very much like underwear and help him feel independent. BUT they are difficult to change with a BM because the sides aren't velcro like diapers or some of the other training pants. So you have to tear them and then you can't seal them up really well before disposing of them. Not my favorites, but better that some.

We started using easy ups earlier than we had planned with my daughter because one day she decided all on her own that she was going to use the potty! She surprised her teachers, and mom, by sneaking into the bathroom at daycare and taking off her diaper and going potty all on her own! She now can do it a little easier with little or no help!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers new Easy Ups are much improved over the old style. They are very soft and stretchy, which helps when trying to wrangle my busy toddler into them. My son is mostly potty trained, but we still use Easy Ups for long car rides and naps. Easy Ups absorb a lot, and I have not yet had one leak. The only things I dislike about them is that they're scented (I prefer unscented products for my son) and it's a bit hard to tell the front from the back on the boys version. Other than those things, they're great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love these and both of my kids have loved them! They are so much like "big boy underwear" that it really helps in the transition from diapers to being potty trained. Plus, they are totally absorbent and soft, so they are comfortable and non-irritating to their skin.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Pampers Easy Ups have been tried by my God-son. He will be one next week and between his mother and myself we have been potty training. He has successfully pottied three times by himself and to feel the accomplishment of using the potty like a big boy, the pampers easy ups make sliding them up and down easy. He thinks he is wearing big boy undies. And I love that Pampers offers a line that offers that durability, flexibility in their products. We really don't have anything negative to say about the Easy Ups, even when he made a mistake in his pull ups the leakage factor didn't soak thru. So Pampers offers the diaper absorbsency but has the child feeling like their using undies. Thank you Pampers!!