[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We recently moved to Easy Ups from diapers, and man what a difference! We are beginning to potty train, and daycare is helping so these have been a lifesaver. We tried another (store) brand first and they didn't seem nearly as comfortable as these. The stretchy sides are awesome! About as close to undies as you can get, I think.

My twins are now 34 months old. My little girl potty trained quickly, we only needed 1 pack of trainers, and still have half of them left. She loved the Minnie Mouse characters. Unfrotunaltey, my little man won't wear the pink ones, so I am waiting for a co-worker with a little girl to be ready for them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy ups training underwears are so easy to use. They really help potty training your kid they get excited that they can take it off themselves. They are so stretchy that they can move around easily and they wont get out of place. They are super absorbent and has leakguard which is great so that there clothes wont get wet. My boy was so excited i guess he felt like he was wearing real underwear.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been buying Pampers easy ups for the past year with out any problems. But now, ever since we bought this last box of Easy Ups, my son is waking up wet every few nights and I'm washing sheets. Did the product change? I looked online to see if I bought the wrong kind but I only see one type.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They are soft and comfortable. They are absorbent and don't leak. My son can last all night in one and doesn't leak. That is a very important feature. I do wish they had easier sides to open for changing purposes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My grandson loves putting these pants on. We put them on him at naptime and bedtime. And just in case in the car sometimes. He just turned 2 and potty training is well under way. My granddaughter will be next.

The fabric on the diaper invariably rips when pulling it up. After changing my son for three years, these are one of the flimsiest waist bands around. Also when putting them on, there is no release and connect when putting them on, so my son needs to remove all shoes and pants prior to using these diapers. This is a commonly found on most pull up diapers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We actually only use them at night now! But my little one likes the easy ups better than pull ups. He found them very comfortable, and easier to put on. Thanks to the stretchy wasteband. I like the fact that the sides are easy to rip, and not velcro. In my house that seems to make them diapers.

The longer we continue to use pull-ups, the more it seems like a crutch for the child. It actually regresses potty training as the child waits until the pull-ups to go on to go potty. Seems like the better value would be to get them off diapers entirely.