The Honest Company Overnight Diapers, Sleepy Sheep, Size 5 (80 Count)

These do work great for our son who is allergic to every other diaper. We have done the cloth diapers but he had a bad bout of diarrhea for about a month and we couldn't use the cloth ones because it absorbed too much and didn't rinse out well so these worked great and they really do last a long period of time with no leaks but they're on the pricy side. I wish they were cheaper or had some more coupons for them.

My 22 month old has been soaking through her Bambo Nature or Kirkland Signature diapers, cotton jammies, and wearable blanket at night. I started adding a cloth diaper liner into her disposable diapers and it helped, but didn’t fix the issue. Tried these overnight diapers for the first time last night and she was DRY in the morning— it even seemed like there was room to absorb more; the diaper wasn’t puffed and heavy like the others. These are thin and comfy, with a cute pattern. I usually like to stick with natural & biodegradable diapers, but can justify using these for my Little’s comfort and for running fewer loads of laundry.

I’ve tried multiple overnight diapers for my 3 year old and this seems to be the one of the best. It can hold a lot of liquid and we didn’t have any accidental leakage. I wish they had a pull-up model as well.

These are our favorite diapers. Unfortunately, they’re more expensive than others so we can only buy the nighttime ones but they are worth the money! We have a two year old daughter and a 6 month old son- we put these on before bed and by morning, they are TOTALLY full but no leaks. We think it helps them sleep through the night.

I'd like to give these a good review because overall, they are a good diaper. The part that p's me off which will prevent me from buying again, is that their size 5 is smaller than everyone else's size 5, making all these diapers I have now too small. Also the velcro tabs are smaller which makes an already small diaper less securely in place. I've found this size differential in generic brands too. It forces you to buy a size up which of course, has less diapers for the same price.