[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Yay I'm so excited to be here. My little one is trying to get the hang of it and there has been many accidents in her big girl undies. I can say we've tested their reliability, leak protection and comfortable fit. They're great and I highly recommend them. Plus my girl loves the kitty pattern and they are the only thing she'll keep on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product was used with a 2 and a half year old active boy who is currently potty training. Overall, while the training underwear does not have the same capacity to absorb liquids like a standard diaper, the more close-to-body fit allows the toddler more freedom of movement.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Two things I loved about Pampers easy-ups are they fit snug like real underwear and were not bulky like other training pants but the draw back is when there is an "accident" it is hard to clean up because the training pants don't open at the sides.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers Easy Ups, as always, do a good job keeping our kids clean and dry. The construction of the pull ups lead to them staying secure and don't tear accidently with our very active little ones. These are useful for anyone with mobile and active little children who aren't quite yet ready for potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was extremely disappointed in the box of easy ups I purchased. The entire box was defective. Every easy up in the box had a slit down the back. As soon as I would put one on my son the back would split down the middle.

[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.] My son started wearing easy ups at 8 months due to his exceeding height hes only 1 almost two in July and we potty train. He loves doing things his self and gets frustrated when he needs help and the easy ups made him want to potty buy himself and their easy for him to slide up and down when he needs to go I love them to.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Started buying these for my daughter a few weeks ago and we love them! The new design keeps them in place and from sliding down too easily but she is able to pull them down with ease when using the potty!

Pampers Trainers for Girls are the best! We tried all the different brands and we always go back to Pampers. We tried Huggies and my daughter complained about the velcro on the side. The Pampers Trainers are soft. She can easily pull them up and down my herself. The only issue I can find is they can sometimes be difficult to tear the sides to change her. I can do it, but sometimes they need they extra tug. My daughter also loves that upgraded Dora!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have used Pull ups for 2 months now, but just learned about Easy ups so we decided to try them. They were $5 cheaper than Pull ups, which is always a good thing! The absorbency was about the same, as well as the cartoon/Disney character designs. The con for me was that the Easy ups do not open on the side. I understand that this design makes them more like actual panties. However, it is very inconvenient in the middle of the night, in a hurry, or in a public restroom. Overall-very good!