I like that big character is on front so its easier to not but it backwards. It's a little hard to pull them on my toddler booty, usually I have to somehow open her legs wider to push the bottom of Pull Up to snuggly touch her. AS for taking it off I usually rip the sides. Overall not bad, Would be nice to have re-sealable packs maybe? So it'd keep them together and easier to pack on the go. Maybe packs could come with small pack of wipes?:)

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.

I like these much better than pull ups because the sides do not come apart which gave my son the chance to learn to pull is pants up without the sides pulling apart. Out of the hundreds of easy ups he has been thru he has only "ripped" one that had to be thrown out. They are super absorbent however the only complaint I have is that it seems that they need to have some sort of wetness indicator for the kids on the outside to aide with potty training and/or some more cool sensation when wet to make wetness more uncomfortable than a diaper would be. But overall I have been very happy with this product and would buy this product again and recommend it to a friend over other brands for multiple reasons.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These training pants are ultra soft, and are the closet product to feeling like real underwear that we've tried. Unlike my experience with the Pull-Up brand from Huggies, Easy Ups from Pampers, are easily pulled down and back up, without tearing at the sides. When you've got a potty training tot, you don't need sides that easily tear like a diaper; for us, this defeated the purpose for using training pants in the first place. The Thomas the Train decor is also a HUGE plus!!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The only complaint I have it the characters on the easy ups for girls. Dora is not popular anymore. It would be nice if it was an up to date popular character that kids liked now. Otherwise we love them and will continue to use them through potty training.

[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.] They work okay for us, my daughter uses these during the day, if your toddler urinated a lot I do not recommend for night use since these diapers do not have the same absorbency as a regular diaper does. They really are just meant for accidents and hold a good two urines but that's all. My daughter really likes the design, however they feel a bit stiff but it's not a big deal for us.

These keep my daughter dry every night. We actually only use them now at night but used them during the day when potty training. I found these to be very soft, absorbent when she had a mistake, and very easy to pull on and off like underwear. I will definitely use these when my son begins potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While potty training my son, I bought these and he instantly loved them since they had Thomas the tank engine on them. But I wouldn't say they helped with potty training. They, as are any training diaper, are more like a diaper than underwear. I don't see a big difference between a training diaper and a regular diaper.

We mostly use these for night-time potty training so if he did have an accident we did not have to worry about midnight clothes and sheet changes. My son would choose to where these instead of the training underwear with the plastic covers since they are easier to pull up and down.