I am without a doubt a Huggies mama. I used Pampers with both of my kids while they were newborns but as soon as they were old enough to produce enough urine to create the soggy feeling on the OUTSIDE, it was time to switch! My youngest is 8 months old and he is the one that sparked me to try these. We used to wake up to soaked jammies and sheets but since we switched a week ago, all dry all night! LOVE!!

My 9 month old goes to bed pretty early & sleeps in most morning . With most diapers , he wakes up leaking all over or the diaper gunk is all over him. The huggies overnight diapers are GREAT, most the time the diaper is barely soaked & there is NO leakage. He doesnt wake up cranky and upset that he is all soaked. I love these diapers (:

I've been buying Overnites for YEARS, and i've gone through many ups and downs with all of the "re-designs" over the years, and what completely baffles me is WHY is it that every time KC makes an "improvement" to this diaper they take one step forward, but then they completely ruin it by making a bunch of other unnecessary changes that set them 2 steps back! Case in point, the latest diaper has unmatched absorbency. Far better than any of the previous generations. But then for SOME strange reason they decided to ditch the silky-smooth outer cover for a much rougher, horribly cheap feeling material that is NOT nice to the touch! It truly reminds me of how the old, economy generics used to feel. But even those brands figured out that Mom's and Dad's don't want their child's diapers to feel hard/stiff, thin, lumpy, and rough to the touch. The previous Mickey version was FAR softer and felt like pure silk compared to the newest diaper's outer covering material. Another serious gripe that I have about this diaper is WHY do they continue to make them narrower and narrower? It seems like every time they "improve" them, we get less and less diaper for our money. They'll claim that the newer versions are "more trim" and "cut to fit your baby's body better" or some other marketing mumbo jumbo, but the bottom line is they keep getting narrower and narrower in the center/crotch area, and ask ANY mother on here if they actually prefer this, and they'll tell you that they'd MUCH rather have their child's diaper actually COVER their LO's little cheeks, instead these slim cut diapers end up bunching up and leaving poor baby exposed, and it obviously affects how well it protects against leaks and wicking as well! When a diaper is so narrow in the crotch, it tends to wad up down the center, and this increases the chances of the leg cuffs getting turned either inwards, or outwards, exposing the diaper's padding to the elastic on their onesie and once that happens half the liquid inside of the diaper ends up wicking up the entire front/back of the onesie or PJ's! Speaking of the elastic leg gathers. That's another feature of the "new and improved" versions that seems to keep getting shorter, thinner, and less "sought" with each re-design. I have some of the OLD Winnie the Pooh Overnites, from 2017 or so, and when I open them up next to the previous Mickey design, and the current Pooh design, it's CLEAR to see that the leg elastics just keep getting shorter and shorter with each redesign, and that's another common-sense feature that ANY parent will gladly tell you that that's one feature they'd rather not compromise (for obvious reasons!) Yet here we are.. KC keeps making them shorter! Like, as if ANY parent ever used this diaper and told KC, "You know what? I just kinda wish that you'd make them a LOT less soft! And while you're at it.. why don't you shorten up the elastic leak guards too! It's not like we're trying to trap anything INSIDE the diaper or anything! Oh and also.. would you please stop making your diapers so wide and supple in the crotch area? It would be GREAT if you could cut them much more narrow in the center, so that me or my child is constantly picking the back of their diaper out of their butt, or tugging at the elastics in the back to get the back of the diaper to cover them up properly, that'd be GREAT! " My point is, no parent EVER wished for these things.. so WHY does KC introduce them into their diapers? My only assumption is COST. But I know one thing, I'm ALREADY paying more, so I can get a more premium diaper. If you keep taking away all of the things that made them better than all the cheaper diapers, then why wouldn't I just buy the cheap diapers in the first place?

We've struggled for months to figure out how to keep our baby from leaking halfway through the night, because he is a side sleeper. Can't keep him off his side! Finally decided to buy 1 size larger of Huggies overnight diapers, and we are finally getting through the night nice and dry!

I've used Huggies on my daughter since she was born. They have always been great, until recently. The new overnight style are absolutely horrible. She leaks thru them in an hour or 2. I'm constantly having to change her soaking wet clothes. I really don't want to go searching for another brand, but I don't see any other option cuz these diapers suck now.

Our son has been leaking his diapers at night for awhile, even when he wasn't sleeping through the night. We bought him the overnight diapers, and while they help a lot, he still leaks the diaper at least 2 nights a week. He leaks these less than the Pampers overnights though!

I've used these diapers for over night, and they work very well for that purpose, but they are quite helpful during travel, too. When you're on a road trip or flying, you can't always get to a changing room right away. Overnites will tide you over for a bit until you can get to a proper restroom.

After switching to Huggies a few days ago because my son's skin was wet with Pampers Baby Dry diapers (not leaking, just moist), I'm thinking I'm going to have to switch back to Pampers. I tried the Huggies Snug and Dry and these overnights. Both seem to have the same issue...not fitting well around his thighs and leaking urine and BM out the legs and they don't seem to hold a lot of fluid. I end up having to change my 10 month old more often because he's soaked through! And I change him often, it's not because I let him go for hours and hours. Tried the overnights last night and he woke up after only 8 HOURS wet around his legs on through to his jammies!!! So frustrating! I can't go smaller because he is so long in his torso and would leak out the top, can't go bigger because these don't seem to fit him snuggly at all. Overall sad that Huggies just don't seem to work for my son, and now I have this huge box of opened snug and dry and a pack of overnights that were obviously a waste of money. If moist skin in the morning with Pampers Baby Dry, but a good nights sleep without waking up crying and soaked is all I get...then it's back to Pampers for this mommy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ABSOLUTELY LOVED these diapers!! Huggies OverNite Diapers worked amazing at keeping my daughter dry all night long, I would highly recommended these diapers to any and all Mommy's with littles still in diapers!!

I have used them since my son was 6 months old. They are great because they do not leak. I would hate finding him fussing in the middle of the night because he was soaked from wearing the regular diapers. Now he sleeps through the night and I love it.