I have a 4 year old who is very small for her age (33 inches tall and 23 lbs). She has worn Pampers since she was a baby. When she was 2, we decided to try the Easy-Ups because she was walking more. They kept her dry for a long time. She's been potty trained during the day for almost 6 months, but she still wets the bed about every night. She loves these because they keep her comfortable and dry even when she pees a lot while sleeping. They're easy to get on and off as well. My daughter can put these on in the bathroom right before naptime at preschool and take them off when she wakes up. Most of the kids in her class wear diapers to sleep so she's not alone. Thank you Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter was so excited to start wearing Easy-ups! But she is reluctant to have BM on toilet so I appreciate easy tear sides for ease of removal when changing a difficult situation. She has been using them for some time and while she's excited about underwear, she is also perfectly content in the Easy-up. I almost wonder if they are TOO GOOD at keeping her dry and looking like underwear that she has lost some motivation to transition to the real thing!

As I said for the girls' easy-ups, both my older girls have used them successfully to potty-train. I really thought my boy would be difficult #he's the only guy in the bunch#. Thank goodness for Pampers and Daddy. Wanting to be like Daddy meant wanting to wear underwear...and my son got used to the easy-ups. It took him a little longer than my daughters, but he has been very proud of himself when he catches an emergency and dashes for the bathroom. They're great products.

I decided to try the easy ups to see how they would work. I liked that the sides didn't open but were easy to tear open if needed. They absorbed as much as regular diapers and worked overnight. We haven't started potty training yet but these make a good transitional diaper/training pant. And the girls dora designs are really cute.

We love the pampers easy ups for girls because we have tried several other kinds of pants at night and none of the others kept my daughter as dry as the easy ups did. They hold so much liquid it is unbelievable. I would recommend these pants to all of the people I meet with children that are potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The New Easy Ups are different and don't last as long. I prefer the previous design; they felt softer and could be worn longer. My son is 4 and uses the Easy Ups only at night time. With the previous design he could wear the same Easy Up for several nights in a row as long as he was dry in the morning, but with the new design he can only get 2 or 3 nights out of them. They just start to wear out way quicker and the part on the front where Thomas is starts to separate from the Easy Up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These work so well for potty training my 2 year old. He loves the designs. He calls them his big boy diapers. They are just like real underwear in the sense that he is pulling them up on his own and they are don't look like diapers, but they are still super absorbent so when he does have accidents, it's still okay.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband and I thought we would jump straight into big boy undies. Well that didn't pan out so we have these a try! They feel like actual cotton undies and actually help with accidents. I'm really surprised at how amazing these hold and are made. They help make potty training a little easier!

These are what my little girl is training in right now. The absorbancy is good, maybe too good; my little girl has a bit of trouble telling if she's wet or not after the fact. I would rather they be a bit too absorbent than not, though, because she easily gets a rash on her behind.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like Easy Ups for the convenience and to introduce the idea of toilet training, however my kids did not stop going whenever they felt like it, so it was more convenient that having to change the diaper when they sat on toilet, but didn't prevent them or aid them in the actual training.