The diapers are absorbent, but they don't hold up for the full 12 hours as claimed. My daughter has usually soaked through her diaper if not changed during the night. They do fit very well though and are perfect during the day.

Pampers Baby Dry diapers hold very well. My son is a heavy wetter and he has never leaked through these diapers. I will continue to purchase Pampers Baby Dry for myself and as baby shower gifts! :)

I've used these diapers on my son for the last 8 months. Never have problems with leaking and they fit great! Tried Huggies Snug & Dry and had leaking in the front.

My older daughter had allergies to some diapers, but with Pampers she had no reaction. So, with my little one, we have never used anything different. They fit nicely, and don't get the droopiness when its wet.

These are fantastic diapers. We experienced no leaks. My only complaint is the lack of wetness indicators. I am a breastfeeding mother, and it is very important for me to know how frequently my little one is wetting.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Both of my babies use Baby Dry diapers (26 months and 11 months). They are the best value for the price. Pampers are the only diapers that work for us!

We love Baby Dry diapers for our son's night time diaper! They are so absorbant and we rarely have leaks. We have found that for maximum protection all night long, we have to go up a size from his regular day time diapers. (Swaddlers or Cruisers)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love this diaper for night time! We have never had a leak when using this diaper during the night!

I've been using Pampers Baby Dry diapers even since my son was born. I liked it so much that I keep using them. I just recommended this to my sister and she told me she liked it too. I like the absorbency and quality.

We bought a size one dry fit for our daughter because she wears a size one swaddler. The dry fit run a bit small. While we like the overall product, the swaddlers are a better fit and absorb just as well. It just depends on the baby