I love everything about these easy ups except the fact that that don't have a wetness indicator. My daughter likes to show me that she's still dry by pointing to the indicator line on her diapers and saying, "See! Still yellow!" It helps motivate her that she has a visual proving she stayed dry. These are often hard to tell if they are truly wet or of she's just sweaty in them. Would be really helpful to have a color wetness indicator so we can be positive of dryness before moving on to undies.

My 2 year old is getting closer to potty training, but our current problem is that he puts his hands in his diaper and messes them up, and we have accidents in the bed. We've started using the Easy Ups at bedtime - what a difference! They stay in place and we haven't had a leak. They are more expensive than my preferred brand of diapers, but they save so much frustration and he loves the Thomas designs.

I love pampers, we've used them since my daughter was born. I intended to use them through potty training, but my daycare requested I switch due to the lack of tabs that make removing a diaper easier. I've begrudgingly switched to pullups, but would love to see an option for a training pant that can be removed and put back on with velcro like tabs.

Pampers Easy Ups are hands down better than Huggies Pull Ups. The only issue that I have seen is that they do tend to leak if they are wet more than 1 time. Having a 2 year old boy that is active and don't want to stop playing, we have had a couple of accidents when he has chose to keep on playing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are faithful users of these Easy Ups, and we love the newer, underwear-like feel of them. My little one loves Dora, but I would love to see some that are a plain, solid color (light pink, white, etc.)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These training pants are ultra soft, and are the closet product to feeling like real underwear that we've tried. Unlike my experience with the Pull-Up brand from Huggies, Easy Ups from Pampers, are easily pulled down and back up, without tearing at the sides. When you've got a potty training tot, you don't need sides that easily tear like a diaper; for us, this defeated the purpose for using training pants in the first place. The Thomas the Train decor is also a HUGE plus!!!!

Let's face it, potty training can be ROUGH!! That is why i am so excited we found Pampers Easy Ups. They're great, they tell my little girl when she's had an 'accident' by changing color. They're easy to pull down, like underwear when she's ready to use the potty. They save the day from accidents when out and about. And they have not once leaked - they really are fantastic!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers easy ups are my new go to for potty training age. I used to buy pull ups, but pampers are much more soft and they tear away at the sides just as well as the pull ups. My son loves the choo choo on them :)

[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!

We love these for our 2 year old as we work on potty training. It makes it much easier compared to standard diapers. The only issue we've had is the absorbency at night isn't always enough and he pees through his diaper. Would love pampers to come up with a night time version of these for the 2T/3T size. The Under Jams seem to be for older kids only.