When we started potty training my then 2 year old daughter, we started out using the Huggies Pull Ups. But once my daughter discovered how easily the velcro sides came undone we started to look for alternatives. The day I came home to find that she had undone all of the velcro sides in the ENTIRE box of training pants and had stuck them all together I KNEW we had to make a change. Enter Pampers Easy Ups! What a lifesaver! Really easy to tear the sides open for messy changes (as an adult), they fit true to size and stayed put without gaps or leaks. Now that my daughter has turned 3 and is fully potty trained, we've passed on our leftover Pampers to her cousin and hope she enjoys as much success as we did.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 and half year old son kinda likes his new underwear. It does fit great but unfortunately he is having a difficulty pulling them down and back up unlike his diapers. This is only for trail and error so he could get out of diapers into his underwear for now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We tried the girls' Easy Ups last night for the first time and it did the trick. No leaks and it was easy for her to pull them on and off as needed. The fit was good too, as advertised on the packaging.

We switched from Pampers diapers to Pampers pullups. My daughter loves her pullups they are great quality, perfect fit and absorbent. Pretty easy to change other than having to undress to get the new diaper on great with dresses. It would be great to have a few different designs but we love the flowers on the back. We would definitely recommend these we are a Pampers family!

easy ups are the only diaper that doesn't irritate my daughter's skin (she is 19 months) and they don't leak, so I know she is good even for all night (she sleeps 12 hours). She loves Dora so she doesn't mind wearing one, even though she hates getting her diaper changed now, easy ups help make learning how to use the potty fun for her.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the fact that it's not like a diaper so my daughter can't undo the straps and take them off! It seems to help her potty training. I also like how when it's time to change them, it is super easy to just pull the sides apart to dispose of. And one of my favorite things also is, they do not bust open sp to speak and leave that gel like stuff on her bottom like other cheaper brands! It's such a pain with other brands because you can't hardly get that gel like stuff off!! A+++

I love Pampers diapers. Therefore, I assumed I would like the Easy-ups since we have transitioned to potty training. Boy, was I wrong. If there are accidents, it is a huge mess to try and get them off of a child. Especially if they went #2. There is not a quick exit for a parent to get an easy up off a child, the sides are not meant to tear. I tried doing it once and it still lead to a mess. I will purchasing the off/store brand or the Huggies equal. Sorry. However, I need something that will aid in potty training. And accidents are part of it.

After trying several sizes we have decided to not use Pampers Pull Ups. They are too bulky in the crotch area and there is not any Velcro on the sides to re-close the pull up when the child decides he/she doesn't want to wear their pull up anymore. Also the kids don't care much when the fun picture disappears. The parents of the daycare kids I care for as well as myself can not find the pull ups that get cold when wet.

Our girl does fears pooping in the toilet, so we decided to use training pants instead of underwear. But these are so absorbent that she is not afraid of urinating in them. And they have no wetness indicator, so I can't tell sometimes if she has urinated in them unless it's enough to make it feel squishy. She does love the design and they are easy to pull on and off, so they are a good value she uses the toilet all day. I wish it had a wetness indicator and velcro like sides so I could wrap it up after she has pooped in them.

I love love love Pampers and religiously used Pampers diapers on both of my children. But when my kids began potty training I switched brands due to the fact that Pampers doesn't offer a velcro side option on the Easy-Ups. The velcro side was requested by our childcare provider and, I have to admit it, I like them better too. I wish Pampers would reconsider this because I hated to switch brands. I have to give the Easy Ups three stars because of this.