i like these pull ups over some others that i have used because my daughter has never peed through these ones like she has other brands. i dont have to wake up in the morning wondering if im going to have wash blankets and sheets. i can wake up and not have to do laundry because the pull ups couldnt hold everything.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While potty training, I prefer not to use training pants during the day, as they are so similar in feel to diapers that my children don't respond to them. However, these were PERFECT for those early overnights while we were training. They still worked to keep the sheets dry, but allowed just enough discomfort to wake him and have him learn he needed to get up and go potty. They also worked very well for extra long road trips, when taking apart and cleaning car seats weren't possible

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used to love this brand most of all, but since your new design I hate them for my daughter!! I liked them for their great sides that stayed put (the only brand I could find that DIDN'T have easy open sides, and I liked that!). This new design is so flimsy on the sides! Part of why I loved them was that they held up to my daughter pulling them up and down. I have had so many rip when she is trying to get them up that it's been a waste of money for us! Change it back to the old design, please!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy ups training underwear is great for kids learning to potty train. I used them with my 3 year old that is just learning to go potty and I must say these are super absorbent for when he didn't make it. I was ver surprised by this. One con is that the sides don't open in case they do #2 in the diaper. These are comfortable, stretchy, very absorbent and my son loved the big boy character it had on it (Thomas the Train). My son is 3 and could easily pull it up and down by himself since the waist is stretchy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pull ups offer a larger size as my child continues to work on staying dry overnight. Easy for her to manage on her own. Pull ups are not distinct enough from diapers for it to change her understanding of the process but it does the job as her ability to control herself develops.

I never used these for potty training, but they are my daughter's "nighttime panties". She is a huge Dora fan and she tries really hard not to get Dora wet, so these pants have worked great! They are really absorbent and fit very well. They are also not bulky, so fit and feel more like real panties.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We attended a potty training party last weekend, where we were gifted with Pampers Easy Ups. The first thing my daughter and I noticed about these training pants was the adorable designs. My daughter, who was once resistant to potty training, quickly became excited to use these. That made me excited! I was happy that these were easy to pull up and down, so she had no issues going potty and felt like a big girl in them. They were very absorbent for the times that she did have an accident too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter is a toddler now. And to cope up with her continuous activities we have been trying lot of diapers and pull ups. We simply were amazed with the quality of these easy ups. So soft inside and still can hold long hours. It's a sure joy for moms wanting to potty train their babies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I started buying and using Easy Ups when my son was showing signs of wanting to potty train. We haven't been very successful, but aren't pushing the subject with him yet. I've noticed they are super absorbent just like the Baby Drys which we were using on him before we switch to training pants. Not that the awesome absorbentcy is a bad thing, but maybe for potty training. I wish he could feel the wettness more so he would want to get out of the it.

These pull ups fit well and we love the Diego design. The only drawback might be that they hold a little too well. He doesn't get that wet, uncomfortable feeling, so there isn't a lot of incentive to avoid wetting in them. Harder for potty training, but comfortable for the little guy. It's a trade off.