Our daughter was a "heavy wetter" from the beginning. She's 2 now, but we used them from age 4 months through potty training. Always woke up with wet jammies and blankets. After trying other brands in larger sizes (only to get leaks) and even doubling diapering the correct size (super bulky)... we tried the overnites in her regular diaper size. YAY! Not only was she dry all night (sleeps 10 hours)... she was less "damp" on her skin upon removing the diaper which helped prevent diaper rash. Elastic edging closes firmly but without cutting into little hips and thighs. We're huggies for life now.

My kiddo was peeing through her diapers every single night until we found these. The Pampers brand exploded twice, resulting in us having to bathe her at 3 AM, but we have never had that problem with these. My only advice, is to go up a size for better absorbancy even before reaching the weight limit. My babe is 25 lbs, but wears a size 5.

My son was peeing threw diapers, clothes, and bedding every single night. We tried these, and they were the only ones strong enough to hold all the urine in! I found them a bit on the small side in width which was slightly disappointing as I have a big boy. Worked great none the less.

When my little one sleeps through the night, the poor thing usually wakes up soaked to the bone! Regular diapers just don't hold up well most of the time through overnight situations. These saved our lives! If I had to get her up in the middle of the night to change her, she would be up for good. She just wouldn't go back to sleep. I was forced to choose between a good nights sleep for us both or changing her out of a wet diaper. This product takes that awful decision away! They absorb much more than a regular diaper. They are really soft like the little snugglers were. My daughter wakes up dry and happy in the mornings instead of soggy and irritable! Thanks, Huggies! Life saving product!

We've been a Huggies family ever since we left the hospital with our newborn son. They used Pampers and I swear he leaked through every single one. We tried a few brands but none worked better than Huggies. So when he started leaking through the Huggies at night we were pretty distressed. I was thrilled to learn about these extra absorbant overnight diapers. Our baby sleeps all night comfortably now. These are awesome!

As every new Mom I appreciate anything that saves me a little time, especially in the mornings. For the first few months of my daughter's life I used Pampers for her overnight, and cannot tell you how many times I had to change the sheets by early morning. When I found the Huggies version of the diapers my life immediately became easier. We very seldom have any problems with overnight leaks and she is sleeping close to 12 hours most nights. They have been a life saver not only saving me time and energy in changing the sheets, but my laundry loads are smaller as well. Thank-you Huggies overnites! The only problem I ever have is finding a store that regularly keeps them in stock.

My son wets out of his regular diapers at night, no matter how much we cut down on his liquid before he goes to sleep. These diapers save us night time changes of sheets, diapers, and clothes. They also let us all get a goodnights sleep which when you have a little one is very important!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have an 11 month old girl who occasionally, when we're lucky, will sleep through the night. Often though, she will wake up about 4:30am and her diaper would be soaked and her pajamas wet. We tried the Huggies OverNites on her and were very pleased with the results. Her diaper is dry on the outside when she gets up and doesn't seem to be as swollen as the standard diapers. Even though diaper characters don't matter to us, I do think the mickey is really cute. I'm pretty happy with these diapers and I hope they continue to be a good addition to our nightly routine. I will continue to purchase them until they are no longer needed.

These new design are awful, I change my son’s diaper 3 times in the middle of the night. After just two hours he has soaked through the entire diaper, his clothes and bedding. These are just awful! The old design used to be the only diaper that worked for us. Now we have nothing to fall back on. Why did you change Huggies??

For the past 6 months (-/+), Huggies Overnites have been a hit or miss in regards to quality. Unfortunately, Huggies packs are primarily all there is in our area. It’s hard to find a brand outside of Huggies, like Pampers. Anyways, when the diapers are good, everything is fine. HOWEVER, when the diapers/product bag is bad, well, it’s down right awful. I’d say we’ve had about 4 packs in a 6 month span that even before we put them on our daughter, they break open. The absorbency beads go everywhere! So we have to throw the diaper away, along with our money. Also, if the diaper does manage to not instantly open from the air lightly blowing on it, they bust open after one urination. Literally. Just one. And there have been times that they have given my daughter a chemical burn. It’s worse than any rash or infection that I’ve ever seen. These rashes are not allergic reactions, I can assure you. They are without a doubt chemical burns. A few months back, we took a long hiatus from Huggies in general. We never really used the wipes, as they always feel like there are shards of plastic or something hard in them. So really, it was a break from all diaper products. Recently, a lot of the stores around our area started mainly stocking huggies only. So, we thought we’d try again. Same experience. It’s absolutely ridiculous. They should be ashamed. I was assured multiple times that the absorbency beads were harmless, even if my daughter were to digest them. Really?! I am to believe that a product that causes chemical burns (there are more of us out there, google it) is safe for my child to digest? You’re kidding me! And her digesting them, while a concern, is not the biggest problem at hand. It’s the chemical burns that have us ending up in Urgent Care! Address that issue; don’t try to change the subject and steer away from a topic you refuse to deal with. I’ve also been told “they are independently tested” and all that rambling about the safety of them. Umm, please do not insult the intelligence of people you do not know. Why? Because I’m not dumb enough to believe that this “independent company” is not one that you’ve managed to keep in your pocket or that has not been reimbursed in some way for their “independent” findings supporting your brand. Come on! People know better! As for your rewards program, what a joke! You need to talk to pampers. That is a true rewards program. They don’t need as extensive information, as you do. Huggies rewards needs everything outside of your DNA, which I’m sure will need to be added to establish profiles in the near future. Pampers also doesn’t disregard receipts that clearly say the diaper brand and product, simply because a code was not provided on the receipt in correlation with the pack bought. They realize that baby stuff is expensive, sometimes gifted, and they aren’t out anything at all by accepting every item received from anywhere. What a joke Huggies is! You make and have so much money, that you aren’t hurting by giving parents/caretakers reward points for absolutely everything they purchase from absolutely anywhere. You should try to be more charitable; it’d do your cold hearts some good. You are one of, if not the most, greediest company ever! Sadly, you deal with babies, too. It’s unfortunate and disgusting all that you do and represent. I’ve written Kimberly Clark about the issue before, to which I received a lame series of excuses, as well as, a small amounted gift card. Mind you, I wasn’t looking for money; I also wasn’t expecting any sort of “gifting” for the problem at hand. So while I think more should have been done, I can say that I was at least somewhat surprised that anything was even done to try and “make me a happy customer” again. To that, I say “nice try huggies. I guess it’s supposed to be the thought that counts, right?” Unfortunately, it’s done nothing to satisfy the concern that your product is harming children. In conclusion, you’re welcome for the insight into your poor quality brand that you charge a huge sum for...