It's easy for my little girl to love putting on her Dora easy up, ....because she loves Dora. As a parent it's easy for me to encourage her to use her Dora easy up, because they work so well. As she is starting to potty train, they are easy enough for her to pull up and down during her potty 'attempts' without worrying that they will either rip or detach on the sides. At the same time while she is wearing them, I don't have to worry about a problem on the floor or the sofa, if she has an "accident" before she makes it to the potty, because I know they will do the job of a diaper if needed. So as a parent I rest easy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used Pampers since both my girls were born. I have two girls 10 n 2 yr olds. I love how Pampers is always updating their products n have made potty training alot easier on my girls n I. Thank u!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 1/2 year old son used these and he loved the Thomas trains on the front. We used these while we were potty training - both before he used the potty and during nap times and other times we did not want major accidents occurring. My son like the look and the feel of these. He could easily pull them up and down himself. However, one thing I missed was having sides that could easily pull apart. When he went #2 in these, It was difficult to get the product off without making a mess. Pull apart tabs on the sides would have made this much easier!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have tried other training pants, but my daughter breaks out. Pampers is the only brand we buy. I really wish they had not changed the elastic around the hips, because we are wasting 1 in 4 diapers because it rips so easily (even when she pulls them up and down to go on the potty). Can we revert back? PLEASE!!! Still best training pants out there!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using the pull up brand for my potty training son and recently discovered these. They are much softer and absorbent than any other brand I have found. Ill never go back to the old pull ups!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Potty training is never easy. Luckily, Easy Ups helped us transition from diapers to underwear. My son was OBSESSED with Thomas the Tank Engine at the time, so the Thomas Easy Ups were perfect for him. Easy to change with sides that pull apart if needed. We also used them for bed time until he was fully potty trained.

I am a LOYAL Pampers customer but I do have many problems with the Easy-Ups. 1) There are no pull tabs on the side to remove it (like a diaper). This is not a big deal if the kid just went Number 1, but if there's doo-doo....you need to tear the sides apart to keep it from smearing everywhere. 2) I'm not a fan of the characters. For boys, your choice is Diego or Diego. We don't watch Dora or Diego in my house so if there were other charcters to choose from that would be nice. 3) They seem to run a little small. My son is a small little guy and at the time he was wearing size 5 diapers. I bought a size 5 in the Easy Ups and they were way too small on him. I went back and bought a size 6 but they were too long. Again, I love Pampers but I buy a different brand for the training pants.

I was disappointed in your potty training pants. They do not help facilitate potty training. Maybe they are to comfortable or absorbent but my daughter just goes in them like diapers. Maybe if they weren't so comfortable toddlers would be more enthusiastic about the toilet.

My daughter is a little over 2. She's not as ready for potty training as I had hoped, but she will not wear diapers anymore. Easy-ups are a great alternative. They are much more absorbent than Pull-Ups, and they are easy to remove. I wish they came in other designs other than Dora (it's my personal opinion) and they could be a tad wider around the bottom area. My daughter has a shapely hip and bottom area, so they often migrate into a thong-like structure when wet. Buying the next size doesn't help either, as they are too loose in the waist at the next size. I still choose them over Pull-Ups, as Pull-Ups are low absorbency & result in wet clothes every time.

When I first transitioned from diapers to traning pants I went back and forth over these and the competitor. Let's just say i am glad I stuck to Pampers. They were great in teaching my son how to get the general concept of pulling undies up and down and continue to keep him dry during nap and bed time now that he is partially potty trained.