[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It took several different purchases to find the right training underwear for my daughter's tiny waist. The Easy Ups are a perfect fit for my petite toddler. She is able to wear these without her pants looking bulky on her bottom. She is able to pull these up and down with ease when going to the potty. They work great overnight has well, no leaks. Most of all, she likes the characters on the underwear.

These are fine as far as training pants go, but at my son's daycare his teacher required the kind with re attachable/Velcro sides. This was for ease of changing so many kids multiple times per day. I had to admit, even at home it was nice (with the Velcro sides) to not have to pull off shoes and jeans every time his training pants needed a change.

We just switched my son from Cruisers to Easy Ups and I couldn't be more happy! He just turned 2 last month and he goes pretty frequently on the potty! He loves the train on them so I used that to my advantage with encouraging him not to potty on them and make them dirty. I like that although similar to the diaper feel he is still encouraged not to potty in them since I haven't tried actual underwear yet because he will soon have a new baby sister!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers pull-ups are a poor product. More common than not the sides of the pull-ups are not connected rendering the product unwearable. At least with other brands they have reconnecting sides so you're able to take them off and reattach them as needed. But with Pampers the sides are supposed to come connected (although they don't always). Also the material used to make the pull-ups rips very easily making it very difficult for a toddler to pull up and down the product on their own.

I initially only wanted to buy Pampers trainers because I was so happy with the diapers. They were absorbent and baby could pull them up and down just fine. It was, however, a major pain to try to do them up again if our little one pulled them open instead of pulled them down (which was at least once a day). Daddy and I are both pretty educated but both of us had a very hard time getting the tabs to stick shut again once. So, we figure that it was the design. Then daycare sent baby home with another brand because our trainer supply had run out. These had Velcro fasteners and it was like a whole new world! We switched immediately. The other brand may not be as absorbent but at least we aren't throwing away unsoiled trainers anymore. Oh, and the daycare staff actually asked us to get this other brand instead too because they had the same problem we were having If Pampers easy ups had Velcro, we would switch back in a heartbeat! But right now it is too much of a hassle trying to get the pull up back on whenever baby pulls them open

[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.] Paul; Debbie's husband: Pull-ups were great. Good for absorbency just not as much as the swaddlers. Very easy to mistaken them for lil swimmers and they become overly water logged. This equals a ten pound diaper. Overall again a great product, and our two year old was ecstatic when the blue lines were still there after a night of sleeping in the pull-up.

I love the Pampers Easy Ups because they are very absorbent and are less bulky than other brands. However, my only complaint is that they don't have Velcro sides like their diapers and other brands. You have to completely undress your child to check their pants and you end up wasting a lot because you have to rip the sides instead of being able to close them again. My daycare won't allow me to use them there so I have to buy another brand that has the Velcro sides but I still use them at home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are really helpful for potty training. They fit better and are softer than the major competitor and better imitate underwear. They offer great absorbency and seem to be comfortable. The tear-able sides allow you to deal with messes easily, but that also leads to the one negative - they aren't re-fastenable. So, to put on a new one, you have to take off their shoes and pants. For this reason, our daycare strongly prefers the competitor's product which can be re-fastened.

Buying Pampers Easy ups was the bestest item i could by they helped my daughter get potty trained, they are comfortable easy to pull up and down and let her know when she was a wet i highly recommend it to anyone who is trying to potty trained their child!