We love Pampers and our daughter loves Dora so of course we would buy the Easy Ups. We did have one problem though. When she first started potty training there was no way to change her without taking her shoes and pants off. I don't mind going through that to change our little one at home, but her daycare was having a little trouble with potty training 20 kids and having to undress then redress her every accident. In the beginning the accidents are frequent, now they would be great for her, but we switched to Pull-ups because the ease of change is a lot better and she enjoys the variety of characters. It is also easier to tell when she's wet in pull-ups. All in all the Easy Ups serve their purpose, but for our needs they just didn't quite fit.

My son is 3, and he loves pampers easy ups. They are super absorbent, and make him feel like a big boy! I really love these because compared to the other brand pants they fit so much better and aren't itching like the others. I also don't have to worry about leakage if my son has an explosive mess, I would have an awful mess with the other guys! Defiantly using pampers for my next baby!

I am currently potty training my third daughter and have used Pampers Easy Ups with all of my children. You just can't beat the absorbency - even night time accidents are covered. Plus my little ones have all been able to pull them up and down themselves so they feel like a big kid with real underwear on. Pampers Easy Ups definitely make potty learning a more enjoyable experience for both my children and save my sanity!

My daughter is new to potty training, so I also tried the competitor's potty training pant to compare. And there is no comparison. Absorbancy wins hands down, the sides have not torn (as they do with the Huggies Pull Ups brand), they are very soft/ cloth-like, not plasticky/ crinkly sounding (like Huggies Pull Ups). There are only 2 things I would change: first would be the graphics. We are not into Dora (however my daughter thought she was cute and smiled at the "little girl" lol). How about Hello Kitty- (or even My Little Pony)- now that would be adorable! The other thing that would be helpful is if the sides had a velcro closure for when she makes a mess, then I won't have to slide it down and hope it doesn't smear down her leg (ew!)... Well, the pro's outweigh the cons! Just please change the graphic at least! I've used Pampers on her since birth and again, the quality is unsurpassed.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used Pampers Easy Ups for my 3 year old daughter. It is great because she can put it on and take it off by herself. It is leak resistant, comfortable for her, and it is like underwear!!! This is more comfortable then other brand, and leak resistant. I recommend this to any parent training their child to go on the potty!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have tried other brands of pull ups and these are the easiest to use. They are so absorbing and easy to get off if there is an accident. I won't ever try the other brand again. My toddler ended up with a bad rash from the "H" brand.

I love Pampers diapers. Therefore, I assumed I would like the Easy-ups since we have transitioned to potty training. Boy, was I wrong. If there are accidents, it is a huge mess to try and get them off of a child. Especially if they went #2. There is not a quick exit for a parent to get an easy up off a child, the sides are not meant to tear. I tried doing it once and it still lead to a mess. I will purchasing the off/store brand or the Huggies equal. Sorry. However, I need something that will aid in potty training. And accidents are part of it.

I like that these pull ups resemble underwear. It helps make the association while training. However I do not like that you have to rip the pull up off to change your child if they have an accident. This is specific to early potty training but I have seen other brands that have pull away sides that reseal. An option like this means you don't have to take shoes and pants off to change the pull up. I would like to see Pampers have an option like this.

I am not using easy ups a a potty training tool but just as every day diapers. They are more absorbent than pull ups. U wish they had pull away sides like Huggies. I starting buying them because my daughter is always on the go and not easy to change laying down.