Customer Reviews

Pampers Easy Ups Trainers for Girls, Size 4T-5T, 66 Count

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My daughter has been wearing Easy Ups for what seems like forever - she finds them so much more comfy than Huggies Pull-Ups - but when I saw that Pampers had changed their size names I didn't know what size to get her any more!

I called Pampers Customer Service to get the low-down and they told me that that the new 2T/3T is actually the same as old Size 4, 3T/4T is Size 5, and 4T/5T is Size 6. My daughter has been wearing Size 5, so I ordered the new 3T/4T, and sure enough, they're exactly right. That makes both of us happy.

I use these for my two year old. They are the only pullups I have found that are actually small enough for my 20lb daughter. Other brands are so large or stiff that that they leak.

While I would not rely on these for potty training, they are good for not leaking. In comparison, their competitors do leak on my child.

As far as potty training, they don't help, because they soak in the pee so well that my child doesn't mind sitting in a wet diaper. We are using Gerber training pants at home & use these when we go out. I know I can rely on these to keep leaks from occurring while we're out.

I prefer the Pampers Easy Ups to the "easy-open" sides of the Huggies Pull-Ups since these don't come undone so easily - my daughter thinks it's fun to rip her Pull-Up off (repeatedly) as we get her ready for bed. Sadly, my daughter has decided that she doesn't like Dora or Diego, and she is willing to wear Pull-Ups with Disney designs but not these.

Before she noticed the design, we used Easy Ups for months and never had leaking problems, even overnight. With Easy Ups there was just one product for day or night, but Pull-Ups for day are insufficient for overnight. Night time Pull-Ups are harder to find and more expensive than the Easy Ups.

Also, since Easy Ups don't have the velcro-like sides, they never scratched the sides of my daughter's thighs the way the Pull-Ups do. I just wish there was more variety in the design so we could go back to these.

These are good for night use to get away from the actual diapers but they are much more bulky and diaper-like than the leading rival brand; in fact I sometimes have a hard time telling whether the kiddo is actually wet or if it's just the bulk of the padding. Under leggings or tights it looks like she's still wearing an actual diaper and it seems like she's not as comfortable walking and running in these. I'd recommend these for night times because so far they've been leakproof but I'll stick with the others for days.

I love the softness and design of these compared to huggies pull ups. However, the feel and learn wetness liner is horrible! My daughter got a terrible terrible rash from whatever chemical is on the liner. If they made these without the feel and learn liner I would love them. She wasn't wet for more than 10 minutes in the pull up and the rash was instant. It was almost like a chemical burn.

If your child is sensitive beware!

I've been using these for less than a week. We just started potty training our 2 yr old. She was in huggies pull ups but we switched just to try something different. Well were going to be switching back. She started to complain that her pee pee hurt and she wouldn't even let me touch her. She looks red and irritated and keeps holding herself. So we went back to pull ups and she's been fine. Not sure if it's the blue cooling strip that has irritated her or what. We've always used pampers and have loved them. Not this time.

Potty training has probably been the single most frustrating experience of my parenting life so far. It's been quite the challenge. But these training pants have helped a lot.

We started potty training my first child at about 22 months old. She was a huge fan of Dora the Explorer and when we started getting her to use the potty we promised her if she started doing well then we would get her some Dora underpants. When this box arrived she freaked out! She was so excited to get her Dora Easy Ups. Since then she's had dramatically fewer accidents because we remind her that if she pees she'll lose her butterflies and we'll have to throw away Dora.

Like Huggies' Pull-Ups these do have the fading designs, but they aren't quite as easy to see. These are also way cheaper. Which is always a plus. They are more cloth feeling than the Pull-Ups and they are way more absorbent. I was worried that this would make potty training more difficult, because if they're more absorbent then will she still feel "wet" but she seems to feel it more. Because she hates having a wet Easy Up on.

My daughter has super sensitive skin and eczema but hasn't had any problems with the Easy Ups. I was worried that she would have a reaction or some irritation but none so far and she's been using them for a couple of months.

This is a great product. I highly recommend them.

After laying down for diaper changes was no longer an option, I gave these a try because I have always used Pampers and loved them for leak protection. Instant hit with my and my daughter. We still did diapers for overnight because they absorb better, but for daytime, these are perfect.

I tried the Feel N Learn after my daughter started using the potty more often in an attempt to move away from pullups/diapers altogether. I found them to be ok but not any better than Easy Ups. My daughter never commented on feeling wet any more than with diapers or Easy Ups. If you just like the convenience of pulling something up instead of diapering, try Easy Ups first. They're cheaper and just as good as these in my opinion. But as someone else said, I wish they made them with tabs because you have to undress the bottom half to put a new one on (sides rip to take them off though). Daycare much preferred diapers or Huggies because of this.

After laying down for diaper changes was no longer an option, I gave these a try because I have always used Pampers and loved them for leak protection. Instant hit with my and my daughter. We still did diapers for overnight because they absorb better, but for daytime, these are perfect.

I tried the Feel N Learn after my daughter started using the potty more often in an attempt to move away from pullups/diapers altogether. I found them to be ok but not any better than Easy Ups. My daughter never commented on feeling wet any more than with diapers or Easy Ups. If you just like the convenience of pulling something up instead of diapering, try Easy Ups first. They're cheaper and just as good as these in my opinion. But as someone else said, I wish they made them with tabs because you have to undress the bottom half to put a new one on (sides rip to take them off though). Daycare much preferred diapers or Huggies because of this.