My 3 year old absolutely loves the Dora designs on these training pants. She calls them her "Big Girl Bottoms". I think potty training is only effective when you use the proper techniques. These pants won't train your child to use the potty but they do make a nice reward for using the potty chair. They are not as absorbent as a regular diaper so I only let my daughter wear her "Big Girl Bittoms"as a reward when she uses her potty chair. Otherwise, she might just treat them as a fancy diaper.

I used all of pampers products most of my (now ) 2 1/2 yr old son life. I perfer using Pampers Easy Up Training. The only flaw is when we travel or when fully clothed and we need to change the Easy Up, we have to get him undressed, including shoes, to take it off/ put one on, unlike some that has easy access on the sides of the undergarment for better access.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So much better than pull ups because the sides don't open as easy and they're much more absorbent and durable. My daughter loves the Thomas ones. Only complaint is that I don't think they should be gender specific. Have Thomas ones and Princess ones, no need to say they're specifically for boys or girls.

My boys grew up in pampers, so I went to easy ups., we tried the store brand and pull ups as we'll. I love the easy ups they are much softer and easier on my sons skin. I thought I needed the easy close sides. The other brand had... But. Quickly realized. That they come undone or the velcro would stab his skin, The easy ups still let him know he is wet but still absorb a big kids bladder

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fit great! These are wonderful for my potty trained three year old who still needs protection. This design is stretchier and way softer. This is great for an older child! Never leaves marks and I've also never had any leaks. We absolutely love these!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2yr old loves Thomas and he loves it so much he doesn't want me to take his diaper off. I'm hoping he will eventually start going to the potty since he doesn't want to see Thomas wet and dirty .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the nicest pull ups I've ever used. They are easy to use, never had one rip on the sides and they are nice enough that she is able to put them on herself. They have a nice fit without being too tight and leave marks and the design is really pretty. Since we used these she hasn't peed in them at all so something about them has inspired her to use the bathroom at all times now and I would say she is 99% potty trained!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just didn't like the tear sides. When there's a poopy pants, it's nicer to velcro it all shut after the changing. I have diapered 4 children and so I know a thing or two about them! This is especially true when you are doing this change in the back of a vehicle and have no where to dispose of the pants.

Transitioning from size NB, to Swaddlers, to Baby Dry, and finally to Easy Ups, has been a piece of cake! I absolutely love everything about Pampers products for my child's tushy! My child is a toddler now and I had tried other brands of training pants but the Easy Ups by Pampers ended up being my TOP choice! They hold so much during the night and keeps everything inside for the most part (you just can't help it if your child picks at their training pants on their own and accidentally shifts it, things happen). It is easy to denote which is the front and back of the pants when you try to put them on your child, too. For our next child, I intend on starting and finishing with Pampers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have loved our Pampers diapers and now moved up to Easy Ups and he has bee potty trained for a while now but we still use these at nap and night because the have the protection he needs and still the soft feel like underwear so he doesn't get upset thinking its a diaper!