So my daughter really like Thomas the tank engine...more than Dora the explorer. The customer service lady explained that the "boy" pull ups had a greater absorbancy in the front, but that it was also suitable for girls to wear. We do have the Girl ones, and they do seem to be constructed differently, but they both work in absorption. That's great to know for any parent with a kid that loves Thomas! It would be nice to make gender neutral designs or have various characters for both girls and boys!

After trying the competitor, I quickly chose Pampers easy ups as my training pant for my son. I love the fact that there is extra absorbency for the times when he forgets to run to the potty. After careful comparison I am a forever a fan. I've even suggested the pant to my sister who's potty training her little one as well.

My kids felt like they were wearing diapers when they wore these, so used them as such. We had much better potty-training success when we just used underwear, but these were great when we were out of the house and might not make it to the potty in time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product work OK for me, my baby did not got any rash or allergies in her delicate skin. The absorbency was as I expected. My girl loved the images printed, making easy for me to make her to wear them without any problems . The size fits good , so I can say that this product runs true size. I recommend this training underwear!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this product while potty training my son. He is a big size for his age to therefore the size allowed him to train and use it while making.him.feel comfortable. This was an easy way to hold up any leak or any accident from my baby. I have used other brands on potty trainers but they have alot of cons for the reason others easily tear when pulling up and down. They also leak really bad during night time. These trainers are good because as I am training I contantly have my child pulling them down and back up again and they didnt tear

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These diapers are amazing for toddlers on the go. And they were a life saver for my preschooler with a spinal cord injury. She didn't want to feel like a baby with regular diapers so these were a good compromise because they are like panties but with the absorbancy of a diaper.

We use Pampers Pull-Ups for my 2 year old daughter. Walmart never has her size in the girl designs so we go with the boys. She does not mind one bit. She is fully potty trained throughout the day so we only use these at night! They are very absorbant for when she has accidents at night, the feel of them are great. They feel like cloth so they are comparable to panties/underwear.

My daughter is 3 now and still potty training. When she was younger I loved the pamper diapers and so did she but when it came to potty training I found that the pull ups just wasn't for us. I have to take off all her clothes just to change her. Where with Huggies (which I didn't like any of their products) their pull ups have tabs on the side that are easy to take on and off. I can also adjust the size too. (It comes in handy since my daughter is on the smaller side) I thought pampers would come out with some but they still haven't so I'm still with Huggies. So when it comes to which pull ups to use I say Huggies pull ups they will save you some time and they are soft and last all through the night! Side note: I also use to work at a daycare and when the kids had pamers pull ups they were such a pain cause you have to take off all their clothes just to change the diaper. With Huggies they are kind of like diapers, where you can just pull down their pants to change them. I hope I helped someone make the right choice! ;0)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used to love this brand most of all, but since your new design I hate them for my daughter!! I liked them for their great sides that stayed put (the only brand I could find that DIDN'T have easy open sides, and I liked that!). This new design is so flimsy on the sides! Part of why I loved them was that they held up to my daughter pulling them up and down. I have had so many rip when she is trying to get them up that it's been a waste of money for us! Change it back to the old design, please!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think the pampers easy up is right for toddlers that are been potting training. I use the pampers easy up with my son to be train to go to the restroom but I think his not ready. I like it because there's for boy and girls. I think the pampers easy up is a good product for toddlers that are ready for training. There are NICE and easy to put them on and take off.