I recently started potty training and I love how easy it is for my 24 month old to pull the trainers up and down himself without them ripping on the sides. However, he has only begun to train and I'm afraid he will grow out of your largest size before he is completely trained. He is 37.4 pounds at this age. Would love to see a size larger.

The only down side is there is only character available. We don't get Dora on TV, so it'd be nice to have PBS characters to choose from. Otherwise, the fit is much better than other brands we've tried. We like how snug it is in the leg- no leaks like with some other brands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently purchased a case of the easy ups for boys, size 2t-3t, and I was shocked after I opened the box to find a much thinner material. I loved the previous thick material easy ups and they fit really well on my son. The new design is terrible because they rip to easily, do not sit on the waist as well, and they are made up of a fraction of the material from the previous design. They feel like thin and cheap diapers unlike the nice thick absorbant material of the previous design.

My daughter likes Dora on the easy ups. They are easy to get on and off. I only have one problem with them that is they seem to bunch to one side in the back when she wears them for awhile even when she is dry. Then she pulls at them. Thanks for a good product.

I was afraid that these would be like diapers, and that they really wouldn't help my son potty train at all. I felt that he was comfortable with diapers, and that the material wouldn't make a difference. but the characters really prompted my son to want to get other cool pairs of underwear so he was potty trained within a few months of wearing these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love using these on my toddler. He is learning to pull them up and down himself. He also loves the characters and designs on them. I would highly recommend them to other parents. I've used other brands and the kids ended up with a rash.

There are very good for the potty training phase. Easy for toddler to get up and down. The only thing I would like to see is better way to re-fasten them if you remove the diaper. This helps when you want to do a change without removing all the toddler's clothing.

I bought this for easy on the go diaper changings for my 2 yr old son. I bought it the size of the regular diapers he wore. But they were too big. They would sag down and each and every time he would have a leak and I'd have to change his clothes too; even if he wore underwear to hold them up. I wish they were a bit more snug. If I go a size down then it's not long enough. But the concept is great! It's perfect for even before potty training, like on planes where the changing tables are too small for your little one; just stand him up on the toilet and change n go!

Pros: Excellent fit! True to their name, these are Easy to pull Up and Down, so your toddler learns how to prepare for potty-time and can "do it myself!". Form-fitted for those cute tushies, these do not leave indentation marks mid-tush (like that other brand does...) and are not bulky under clothes. Cons: Changes work best for tots who go pants-less. Daycare changes require full removal and replacement of shoes and pants, so it's not quick. It could benefit from a side-closure design for only that reason.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is by far the best kind of Potty Trainers out there. It fits perfectly on my little ones bum and we rarely have leaks. We started using them as over night diapers because my little one had alot of problems leaking through at night around the 18 month mark. She's become so used to them that she calls them her Underwares lol Theyre easy for your kiddo to pull up and down on their own so it helps when they are potty training. Its a must have for potty training.