[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use these every night for our LO. Our daughter has always been an AMAZING sleeper, and I truly believe Pampers Baby Dry has a lot to do with that. After having a diaper party we had a variety of diapers to go through and we noticed right away that she did not sleep through the night with other diapers but she almost always slept all night with Baby Dry. To this day we use Cruisers during the day and every night we put her in Baby Dry...sleeps like a baby!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I have a 3 year old who were working with on potty training but still wets himself at night. None of the pull ups we've used help keep him dry at night so diapers at night are still our go to. These Pampers baby dry have been helping me keep his bed and sheets dry and keep him asleep longer since he's not waking up crying because he's all wet.

Baby Dry diapers work fine as an overnight diaper. From bed time diapering to morning diaper change is about 11 1/2 hours, but on the weekend it's been more - up to 14 or 15 hours. In the morning, the Baby Dry diapers are really bulging, but they absorb everything. Believe it or not, the baby hasn't gone no 2 in a full morning diaper yet. He started no 2ing regular in the morning as he got onto a sleep schedule. So, I have not had the opportunity to see how the Baby Dry diapers hold up to no 2 after they are already full of no 1. The Baby Dry diapers are blue. The inside is blue - where it absorbs the no 1. There is no wetness detection strip or anything like that. I've sent Baby Dry over nights to day care when my baby was about to move up a size and outgrow them, and they work fine as a day time diaper - baby moving around doesn't make them leak.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We're all about Pampers in this family. Always the go to brand. Only thing is we prefer Swaddlers. Although there hasn't been any leaks it's just not as soft as other Pampers diapers. We have been using them for overnight diapers but by morning they are sagging off my son's butt!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got to try the pampas dry size 6 my son is potty trained but at night he has to wear diapers they seem to hold up well they didn't leak but he does have sensitive skin and they seem to irritate him a little bit

The only thing preventing me from giving 5 stars is the fit of the diaper on my child when she is wet. They were fantastic diapers at first I never had any issues whatsoever with them but the diaper tape as of late doesn't seem to hold very well, even if it isn't a super wet diaper. which means I am constantly finding her diaper hanging halfway off because of it. Will consider switching in the near future if the problem persist

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Having a breastfed baby means if I don't change him in the middle of the night, he wakes up soaked. These changed the game. He wakes up (still with a soaked diaper but) without a soaked outfit and crib! I needed these and will for sure buy again!

Pampers baby dry diapers are the best on the market, hands down! There is no other diaper, that I have tried, that will take my child through the night without leaking like the Pampers baby dry. They are a little more expensive, but it is worth every penny not to have my baby wake up with a wet bed and clothing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love these for my 1 yr old son. I must say sometimes I've gotten a bad box where the diapers appear thinner. But overall excellent diaper doesn't leave the gel behind like Huggies.I've tried swaddlers, cruisers and I like these the best. He's in a size 4 has been for over 6months does become very bulky when extremely wet.

Of all the diapers we've tried over the last 8 months these are by far the worst. Every single one has leaked or blown out no matter how quickly we change them. At this rate I change clothes and sheets as often as I change diapers. And my son who has never had diaper rash has it so bad that he's miserable. You're better off with some wawa napkins and scotch tape.