[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These training pants are my favorite. My daughter loves the new Hello Kitty design and they are super comfy for her. She can pull the up and down very easily. She wears them all night, with no leaks. I love how easy the sides tear when I need them to, but how durable they are otherwise.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These diapers have been so helpful with the transition to potty training. They have designs that our baby loves and they look forward to wearing them. The adjustable tabs could have an easier release but the dryness and comfort is unequaled. Great value for these diapers.

Pamper's Easy Ups are made with great quality; not only are they extremely durable, the material is very soft compared to Huggies Pull-Ups. The fit is also much better, making it more comfortable for my 2-1/2 year old. The only downside to them is that you do not have the "easy-open sides" feature like the Huggies Pull-Ups, so when my daughter was beginning to use training pants at about 18 months, it was a hassle changing her when she went #2. We do not have that issue anymore since she always tells us before she needs to go now, but it would have been nice to have in the beginning.

This a great pull up. We use it at night since we found that a pull up could hinder potty training. The sides of the pull up are soft and did not irritate my sons skin like other brands. My son was not a fan of Diego so he sometimes was not happy to wear them because he wanted other characters.

Mother of a 30month girl who was almost completely trained by 18months. But just before her 4month old brother was born went through a complete refusal stage. I couldn't even get her to sit on the potty or wear her panties except to bm (for some reson she only had a few bm accedents). Was finally able to get back in the mood with these we call them her "big girl panties" and she's finally stopped asking for a diaper. FYI we also use cloth diapers and panties too and the first day she cryed and begged to use cloth diaper instead.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We just started using pull ups recently, and my daughter loves them. They're especially helpful for overnight, during this potty training phase; she's good with the potty during the day but we're working through the overnight transition. She used to prefer taking her diaper off to sleep, which procured the occasional accident; but now happily keeps her training pants on during the night...and she loves feeling like a 'big girl', being in control of taking them down to potty all by herself.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They are a bit expensive, but comparable to other brands. Easy tear sides makes it a must for kids who are just starting their potty training. I just wish it would hold a bit more as sometime we have leaks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers training underwear have good absorbency for urine but not if there's a bm (specifically blow out). There's training pants are easy for toddlers to pull up and down. The characters on the outside resemble characters in big boy underwear. I wish the quantity was more for what your paying especially since you go through quite a few in the beginning of potty training.

The easy ups by Pampers are by far my favorite brand of potty training pants. I have tried all kinds of brands and the others just don't measure up. The are more soft than other brands and that is a plus. Also, the characters on them got my little girl excited about potty training.

[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.