[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] At first I apprehensive about purchasing the easy ups as my DD doesn't know who Dora is. I think it's time for a new character. Dora came out 16 years ago. We have used the boys Thomas easy ups which my DD prefers and have not seen any difference in the protection. The elastic sides allow my DD to sit multiple times without tearing just like real undies. Abdorption is like a diaper so I never worry about leaks. I do feel the sizes run smaller than diapers. Handsdown better than huggies pull-ups

My little girl loved these - probably because they were Dora! Not only are they great for potty training, they are great for when on the go. You can change wet diapers without having to put them on the public changing tables. Just have them stand and change from wet to dry diaper. Used them before we even potty trained!

[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!

Pull ups are easy to get off and on for my daughter but I think they have had the opposite effect on potty training. I think she has gotten to comfortable with them and it actually delayed her training. I do not think this is a reflection on the pull ups themselves just the concept of pull ups as a whole.

It hurts me to write a bad review about the name brand that I love and trust the most! But my son is in potty training and we had to revert back to buying your diapers because although the training pants pull up and down easy, they are difficult to use when it comes to cleaning accident messes.If the sides had velcro so that it could be taken off like a diaper that would help a whole lot .they are super absorbent which is great but that doesnt help when potty training. my son felt like he had a diaper on and didnt feel the need to use he potty.If the pullup made him feel uncomfortable when he had an accident then i would have better results potty training.also if the pullup changed color or gave me some sign when he has an accident- that would be helpful because my son is stubborn when it comes to potty training

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use these often with my 2 year old step son who's just getting the hang of potty training. This and parents choice is the only brand of pullups and diapers we use. The only thing I don't like is they feel just like diapers and it doesn't really help. It took 6 months until he started to realize that it WASNT A DIAPER! That makes it kinda stressful. Other than that there great pullups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these when potty training my son. They have the ease of pulling up and down with them no mess aspect of diapers. They saved me tons of work by not having to clean clothes, carpets and bedding. I would highly recommend them to anyone potty training boys.

Pampers Easy Ups have been a great lifesaver on potty training. He loves to wear them and they are easy for my son to take off when he needs to go potty. Great absorbency! Only thing that could use improving is getting a different design besides Diego.

My daughter wore Easy Ups Trainers as she was preparing for potty training. They helped teach her about underwear and helped her feel like a "big girl". Unfortunately they were too absorbant and my daughter still wasn't getting it. So we had to switch to underwear to finally help her feel what it felt to wet herself...once that happened she realized what it meant to go potty and it was smooth sailing. For a few weeks after that, we used Easy Ups when we left the house to ensure no accidents. So definitely recommend the Easy Ups Trainers to get kids prepared for potty training but you may need to switch to underwear to finish potty training.

When potty training my 2 year old I used these to make it easier to pull up and down when you bring them in the bathroom frequently. I actually would prefer pull ups not to have "fun" characters since my goal is for the child not to want to wear the diaper and put on underwear instead. It is a great product and I am sure it works great for people that don't want accidents. I only used these for a short period of time and decided that he would learn from accidents and let him only have underwear instead.