[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter loves easy ups they are comfortable to her and she loves the characters. I love them because of the absorbency because someone goes potty a lot while she is asleep. These are the only brand of training pants that don't make her breakout.

my granddaughter loves her dora pull-ups from pampers, as do I. They not only keep her dry throughout the night, but encourage her to want to be a big girl and go to the potty on her own. She may not actually go potty every time she gets on the toilet, but she is getting a lot of practice thanks to how easily she can take them off and put them on again. we love them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My now 3 year old was potty trained pretty quick when she was 2, and the Easy Ups definitely helped the transition. I love everything about them. They were soft, the designs were cute, they absorbed if she had an accident. Removal was easy. However the things I didn't like we're they were kind of thick & they didn't have velcro straps like pull ups in case we needed to put back on. Otherwise everything about it was great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been loyal Pampers Easy-Ups fans since my older kids were potty training and my littlest one is now a fan, too. She loves that she can pull them on and off herself, which is such a huge milestone and sense of accomplishment for her!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 16 month old started training earlier than I had anticipated, so I had to find a training pant to fit her. I tried 2 brands and then these pampers ones. I like the pull apart sides of others just because I could adjust them to fit her tiny waist better, but the stretch sides of these are snug enough. She has leaked out a few times while napping so we do use diapers for longer periods of no potty. Design is cute and we call them panties. Same price as her diapers.

These worked well for our little girl. We were hesitant to go straight from diapers to underwear so these helped us out. I think potty training takes a little longer if you go the easy ups route though. My kid would purposely go in the easy up since she knew it was still an option. Overall, we are glad we used them.

I've used this for almost the whole time I've potty trained my son (23 mths to 4 yo). While potty training, he didn't notice the "cool" effect indicators, so he would just wet his training pull ups just like a diaper. However, I still used it b/c it was thinner than regular diapers so if he leaks, he reacts to that. Currently, I just use it as a night time diaper for him because he is still wetting himself half of the time. He is now able to say whether he is wet or not in the pull ups. He can also easily put them on and take them off. Cons would be that if your kid pees too much, it will leak because it's not as good as a diaper. The other thing is that if your kid goes poo in there.. it's a bit of a hassle to clean up since you have to rip the sides (HOWEVER, I prefer the non-opening sides).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used for my 4 year old daughter who is learning to potty train. Even tho it was boys, she didn't care. She liked the trains on them, They are way easier to pull up after going potty then the other diapers brands. It also saved me money on buying a pack of diapers for the time being. No leaks. It says 2-3t on here but i got 4t-5t which is okay because it fit her perfectly. Thanks for letting me try this product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son was pretty quick to pick-up on potty training. I heard boys can be more difficult to train at bedtime. We used Swaddlers when he was a baby and had no issues. We continued with the Pampers brand. My son LOVE that Thomas is on the front. They are easy for him to put on and off himself. When he does urinate at night, everything stays in and NO leaks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We switched to Pampers Easy Ups and had immediate progress. Easy Ups are soft without stiff scratchy Velcro sides. They are more form fitting so she appears to be wearing regular panties. All of these changes to her training has given her a big girl "I can do it" approach. This encourages self motivation in her training. We aren't there yet, but now we are moving forward.