When my daughter was potty training, she loved these - the pink and the Dora helped immensely! She wasn't in them long during the day, but we used them at night for a while just in case. They were not too bulky at all and were very absorbent when necessary!

I used Pampers throughout my child's diapering days. Once it was time to start potty training I switched her to these. Firstly they have blue designs on the front that disappear when she's wet making it easier to know when to change her. Second sides are stretchy for easy movement and it's easy for her to pull them on or off, yet tear away easily enabling me to change "stinky" messes when I need to. Lastly, they hold quite a bit, I can go for a lengthy car ride when I need to without worrying about her diaper leaking, which is great for vacations and travel! She likes the girl friendly Dora designs too.

I loved pampers diapers when my daughter was a baby so when potty training started, I went with easy-ups training pants. I am so disappointed. The sides do not open and close but be assured, they will rip when you don't want them to! They also sag ridiculously when wet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been using Pampers for the last 7 years. 25 years ago I used only Pampers for my grandchildrens mother. One night in an emergency a box of Huggies was purchased. Boy, was that a mistake!! Baby had the most horrible rash I have EVER seen. Thanks Pampers for providing a product that is consistently safe for my loved ones starting 25 years ago!!!

I'm not the biggest advocate of pull-ups. Once the potty training child pees a little in them yet realize that tey aren't actually getting wet like in underwear. They would be better if they made some that allowed the child to feel wet so they can stop themselves from going I their pants and go to the bathroom.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When first starting to potty train, I bought a competitor's brand, with velcro sides. Those velcro sides rubbed my daughter's skin, so I went back to the store and bought Pampers Easy Ups. Because there isn't a velcro side, they are better for my child's skin (although a little more complicated to change, since you have to take her legs out of her clothes to put these on). I don't mind the extra step, since these are so comfortable for her. And she loves the new Hello Kitty designs!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm completely in love with the easy ups! And my toddler loves them so much! The absorbency is unlike any other pull up I've used with my daughter and it's such a good price for how much you get. They even help my daughter potty train because she doesn't want to get the hello kitty wet and they feel and looks like underwear to her. Thank you pampers for being with us for another huge stepisode for my family!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are my number one choice for my baby, other dippers have become hard to put on since he became so mobile, these make it so easy to just slip them on. Plus they don't leave any red marks as do others with the hard tags on the sides, if my baby has to be in a dipper 24/7 i want it to be as comfy as possible.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Although they are a bit pricey, these have been great. We use them with my son daily and especially when we know we may be without a bathroom for a while. Although he's had random accidents, there have been 0 leaks! I'm glad I chose these for my son. I don't need any other product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband and I both love using these Easy Ups for our 2 yr old. With our LO having rash issues with the "other" brand, we most certainly did a happy dance when Pampers come out with their potty training product!