These do GREAT! I was getting the Goodnights, but they're heavy /bulky. The Parents choice are light and very nice except the thin waistband (which I thinks nice) makes my lil guy sweaty at his sides. He always runs warm though, just like his dad. So I tried these. They're soft, not bulky, he likes them. They're constructed well, if he had a huge morning pee early before he got up, it holds and pulls the wet away from his skin. No fuzzies or "lining grits" some show with heavy wetness. For us, these are a definite win. They're lighter feeling and closer to underwear than bulkier types, which is good for us, especially when it's summer or warmer months. Plus they're not noticeable under his clothes, they don't crunch when he walks or sits etc. Every kid is different, some are special needs, some are heavy wetters, sensitive skin etc...no matter the reason you may try time. I'm very glad we did. Have I tried other since? Absolutely, but we always come back to these. It's no different than newborns with diapers or even as they get older and transition into training pants. Trial and error. He was the same way with bottles and cups too. The only time these have leaked were when he decided he was going to be silly and bounce on the side of the bed. So no way shape or form do I feel that was the pants fault!

This was a terrible decision to make an "improved" version just to reduce the quality and quantity then up the price. I rather pay more for Goodnites, but get great quality for my money. Even my kids said " But why they change it, if they were good before???"

These fit nicely, feel soft like material (not stud at all), and have proven to be truly leak proof. I really like these. I had been using GoodNights by pampers, but I think I will be switching since these are cheaper and more comfortable for my son .

Work amazing. Does the job we needed, kept my child's skin dry, eliminated odor and no more pj changes every morning. Every now and then we have some wet clothes but very rare. Look like pullups rather than a diaper. My child can independently put on and change them giving him confidence.

These are terrible products - bedtime leaks and mid-night issues arise because the diaper's construction and design is so poor. I do not recommend these unless you're okay to change bedsheets in the middle of the night, do laundry the next day and disrupt your sleep!

So far so good! My big toddler hasn’t had an accident yet to determine how great they are in that area. However my baby who are just experiencing pamper cruiser so that he can start wearing pull up and then eventually these. He wore one and it kept him the ENTIRE night

I have our little guy use these at bedtime. He drinks a lot of water and this helps a lot in case of accidents. These seem softer and more roomy than other ones we’ve tried. I think they are a bit less expensive too. Either way, he is comfortable when he sleeps and the mattress is safe. I would highly recommend these if needing a pull-up.

I have older kids who have bedwetting issues still. They love these because they feel more like underwear and less like diapers. Any time I get an off brand or different brand, they ask for these back. My oldest (10) deals with major self confidence issues, especially with sleepovers. With these, no one even knows he’s wearing one at bedtime. I usually put a small grocery sack in his overnight bag so he can just put it in there and we can throw it away at home, and friends are none the wiser!

I have a special needs 8 year old, who is not yet potty trained. I love that these fit his 60 lb frame, and that these will fit him up to 100 lbs. I love the quantity you get for the price as well. I also love that they are quiet, so his classmates don't automatically know he's wearing a diaper. We are in love with this product!

I used to use Goodnites. I was a big fan until these came along. They seem to hold in the smell a little better and they don’t leak as much. If your kid tends to have BIG accidents in the middle of the night, I’d go for these. They’re worth the extra money over the store brand.