[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When it came to potty training in our home, it was almost like a double duty job. My Son and Daughter are only 18 months apart. Finding good quality and affordable diapers that would help with the transition was a challenge. But, I love Pampers, not only because it's well known but because it truly was a good quality for the dollar. They were easy for my kids to use and I never had leakage or any other issues.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Several months ago, when I first purchased this product, the packaging said it had overnight protection (they had a blue liner) and those worked great! After that case was gone I went back to the store and no one seems to carry the overnight protection ones anymore. The current ones are nice for daytime but my kiddo leaks through them every night. I wish they would bring the other ones back.

Overall I really like the EasyUps. My only suggestion would be for them to have sides that can open and close. It makes it difficult to switch the Eady Up without this functionality. My son loves the Thomas characters. He likes to keep Thomas & Percy dry :)

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.

Pampers easy ups are the best disposable potty training pants out there. The sizing is good and true, and I like that they are easy for my son to pull up or down when he has to go potty. Compared to the other popular brand, Pampers are the best! Good value and trusted name. I trust the Easy Ups against leaks. This is not a highlighted feature on the box, but when my son has an accident, I like that I can tear the sides to quickly get it off of him. Pampers Easy Ups will take us through potty training, especially for bedtime!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There were the best thing to help move from a diaper to underwear. My son thought he was a "big boy" with the print and i didn't worry as much if he had an accident. We just threw it away and moved on.

I love these for potty training my son. He feels like a big boy, but loves Thomas! They were great for "accidents" and I had to mess to clean up. Great transition product from Swaddlers or Cruisers. (We stayed in Swaddlers because we loved them so much.)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2-year-old loves these. Easy to pull up and down, he can do it himself, and goodbye to scratchy and stretched-tight velcro tabs. I love the wide comfortable sides. Only issues are: 1, more complex to change than a diaper if it does get soiled or wet because shoes and pants have to come off to get a new easy up on, and 2, so comfortable your toddler might not "feel wet" so not as useful of a reminder to them that they forgot to go to the toilet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So after many years, I'm back to potty training. There is more products on the market now then there was 8 years ago. The Pampers Easy Ups for girls with Hello Kitty is sure to be the catch of any little girls eye. I've used a few competitor products and then my daughter pointed these out to me. I'm at the point where I want her on the potty not changing diapers. I feel they are absorbent for those many accidents we still have. Also, the elastic gives me the confidence that it won't leak. The only downside, is trying to rip them off on the sides. I have a very hard time doing that. I feel that if it will make your child excited to use the potty, go for it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 3-year old daughter is potty trained but used these Easy Ups for nap time and overnight. They worked great! We did not have any leaks, even overnight. They were very soft and seemed comfortable for her. They work better than what I have used in the past and would definitely recommend them for toddlers who are not 100% potty trained yet.