Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

We prefer PullUps over EasyUps. EasyUps don't have tabs for easy open, and that prevents my daughter from playing and removing them. If she soils herself, I can easily rip the webbing to remove them. PullUps have tabs and they are off every toilet trip and change.

No leaks...and few rashes.

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

My daughter got in the habit of unfastening her diapers and running free. So my husband and I decided that since she was approaching the potty training age, we would get her some Easy Ups. It is perfect for any time of day. Not once has it leaked even after a long night's sleep. We have tried other brands and were terribly disappointed, so now we only use Pampers.

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

To the lazy mothers out there,
No matter what brand you use, your child will get diaper rash if you don't change them when they use the bathroom in them! The diapers and pull ups don't give the child diaper rash, the lazy parents do! ( due to a few exceptions of course,i.e. teething,sick..)
To the parents/ childcare workers,
I don't think this site is here to bash pull ups and promote underwear.

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

My daughter loves the Easy Ups. She is 16 mts old and not ready to potty train yet. We liked the old Cruisers, but since they change the design, it seems like they got much worse and were leaking all the time. Tried the Pull Ups, but they felt too hard and papery. Now we switch between Dry Baby and Easy Ups. Here is what we like about them:
- they are very soft - cotton like
- great for babies to wiggle a lot during diaper change
- make her feel like a big girl
- look much better under a dress/skirt
- bc of the feel wet liner, when it gets wet she starts pulling on it and I know it's time for a diaper change
- not one leaked so far!

I can't tell if their good for potty training, bc we are not there yet. Yes they do not have tabs on the side, but you can rip them off very easy and gently.

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

I absolutely love this product! I tried Huggies Pull-ups but they fit too big on my 18 month old and worst she figured out how to take them off by just peeling the side tabs. Once I found Pampers Easy-Ups I have never looked back. P.S. her potty training has not been hindered at all by using training pants.

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

leaked alot ,and gave my daughter alot of rashes. and i think they also should have tabs on the side like huggies in case of accidents, i think it would be easier to take off and less messy.

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

i bought for my daughter because she loves dora, but sincere i prefer pull ups.

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

I recommend that the parents of my students just switch straight to underwear because pull-ups will just delay and hinder the process of potty-training... However, if you are going to use pull-ups though, go with the ones that open on the sides, otherwise it's just a huge hassle to change it every single time that the child uses the pull-up like it's a diaper!

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

The training pants gave my little girl a rash!

Comments about Procter & Gamble 1003181 Pampers Girls Easy Ups Training Pants Mega Pack - Size 4 - 44 Ct:

With my first born we used these and he took forever to potty train and then didn't potty train until we put him in underwear. With my second we used cloth diapers but decided to try these for going out while potty training... what a mistake. For number 3 we went from cloth diapers to underwear and she is completely potty trained in less than a month. We had accidents yes, but she picked it up so much quicker because there is more of an issue when she has an accident because we do have to change her clothes and everything and she sees that. Waste of money and could actually hold your child back when they are ready.