[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Huggies overnights fit very well and seemed very comfortable around the leg area and the abdomen area, as far as absorbency they seemed to last the night with minimal leaks on some nights so overall they worked really really well to keep my child dry and comfortable throughout the night.

So thankful for these diapers! Our baby sleeps through anything (lucky us!), which isn't always a good thing when it comes to being in a dirty diaper. These keep her clean and dry through the night, as well as her clothes and bedding. Everything else, she seems to wake up soaking wet from her pj's soaking up all her mess, and her bedding is always soaked. When we wrap her body in one of these thin, soft and durable diapers, we know that we won't have to do a load of laundry in the morning. These are excellent!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm in love. Got the chance to use them during our annal road trip. To many hours on the road but no diaper leaks. Both my twins stayed dry and only needed 1 change each during our 16 hour road trip.

My daughter has a g-tube and eats all night, I use to have to change her two or three times a night so her clothes and bed didn't get wet but she would wake up and it would be hard to get her to go back to sleep with these diapers she can sleep all night and her clothes are still dry in the morning.I LOVE them!!! They work great!

Both of our kids had problems with leaky diapers at night, until we tried the Huggies Overnight diapers. They were the only ones that kept our kids dry (as well as the bed) all night long. It was a relief to stop having to get up & change the sheets in their cribs every night!

Pls go back to the Mickey design&quality! I’ve trusted by this particular brand and name until this new design with Pooh! This new Pooh overnight is horrible in quality! It feels cheap like the snug&Dry, leakssss badly and doesn’t stand to the old version!

These work great without the added bulk! The little guy wakes up with dry jammies in the morning, and with the over-night pull-ups training pants we don't have to break the 'big boy pants' routine we have during potty training by using an overnight 'diaper'. WIN WIN! These are also no more expensive than his regular diapers - which is an added bonus.

I was complaining to a friend one day that i was tired of waking up my little girl to change her diaper because she was soaking her diaper and getting urine all over her cloths. My friend gave me an overnite diaper to try that night and it was PERFECT. My daughter slept and woke up dry. No urine leaked out on her cloths or my bed. Thanks Huggies you have thought of almost EVERYTHING when it comes to diapers and babaies needs. AMAZING

I never really cared to know what was on the actual inside of diapers... well with my daughters super peeing ability, and a night in these... I sure found out. The little gel stuff got ALL OVER HER. The diaper literally exploded sending the gel stuff everywhere. I found that if I changed her in the middle of the night one time, then it wouldn't cause a problem. But I was hoping that I wouldn't have to do that with nighttime diapers.

I recommend these diapers to so many of my friends. My six-year-old still soaks a diaper every night but with Huggies Overnites, we have dry sheets and pajamas every morning. I do wish they came in even bigger sizes because he has almost grown out of the size 6 but the absorbent underwear made for "bed wetters" won't work for us because I think they are meant to catch accidents, not to catch the amount of urine that the Overnites hold. The Overnites really hold a lot of volume! One question though - the tabs don't seem to stick to the new purple strips so I have to make the diaper even tighter by making sure the edge of the tab isn't on the purple strip or they won't stick. He's getting big for the size six so now we are having trouble because we are having to make the waist of the diaper so tight since the tabs won't stick to those purple strips. Am I doing something wrong?