I am a grandmother who assists in potty training my granddaughter. This is a great product. Making it like underwear helps to make her feel like a "big girl." They are very easy for her to maneuver herself which is a tremendous asset and it goes without saying that the degree of absorption is a godsend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers are the only diapers that stay dry and don't break out my child's skin. With the Easy-ups, he's able to put on and take them off by himself. Plus, he loves Thomas so that's a great motivator.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My little girl loves these, as well as the Hello Kitty ones. I like to change it up a little bit to keep it fun for her. They are very soft and stretchy. I would recommend getting a size up from what the package says, they are a lot easier to pull up that way.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] With our first kid we weren't sure what to do. We went right to underwear which was great except for in the car and outings when she was first learning. These were a great choice for those times and easy for her to pull down and up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter is not big Dora the Explorer fan so I couldn't use the fun character as a motivator to want to start potty training but they are absorbent and she can almost get them up and down herself!

Well, if anybody read my review on UnderJams, they won't be surprised by this. After learning my nephew wets the bed while I was keeping him during a vacation, I had to make an executive decision about daytime wear. My brother, of course, let me know nothing about my nephew's habits and to be fair, my nephew is pretty potty-trained, but I guess it's a little harder for boys than it is for girls? That's what I've heard. The morning after the bed wetting, with all I have to do, I decided to pick up a pack of Easy Ups just in case. Turns out I have great instincts because it wasn't too long into the day before my nephew had a whoops. We swapped underwear for these and, throughout the week, there were more accidents, but at least I didn't have to do laundry over them or scrub the carpet. My nephew does not, apparently, wear these at home and all I can think is...they are doing so much unnecessary work cleaning up after him just to be able to put him in underwear. Not so brilliant, guys.

I really enjoy these Easy up trainers. My only problem is durning nap time and she is wet I have to tear the sides of the trainers in order to change her while she is still alseep, I was wondering why couldn't the trainers have a easy open at the sides that would make the trainers even better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They are very easy to pull up and down, the elastic is very soft and stretchable, which makes it feel more like underwear. Great for potty training! Cute hello kitty designs and my little one really loves them. I like how absorbent enough and affordable they are. They are the best from all the other pull-up diapers I tried. I highly recommend them

We use these Easy Ups for training our autistic toddler. He usually hates any kind of change, but transitioned to the Easy Ups really well. Like the diapers, the quality is good. In my son's case, I think we could use a little more absorbency, as we've had a few minor leaks. He does drink a lot of liquids, so we are going up to the next size, while making for frequent trips to the potty, to see if that helps with the leaking. Otherwise, no major issues. They are cute, soft and help him learn how to pull his pants up and down. And unlike other brands, we've never experienced any issues with rashes when using Pampers' brands. We will only use Pampers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son's skin is always wet. the waist part is not breathable. the inside cover is too thin, every time i tough it, it is wet. please change back to old design, just make 1/4 or 1/5 of waist part stretchy, so it is not easy fall down when it is too heavy.