I am sold on these after 3 weeks of use. We've tried many overnight options for our 2.5 year old son. Upon opening, I was not impressed. They are very thin and "look" like a regular diaper (think Pampers Baby Dry). But, they hold a lot of moisture! They are breatheable, not bulky, very soft, come up high on the waist, comfy, and the waistband isn't scratchy/itchy. I was not expecting much from the way they look, but my son wakes up with a full diaper and no leaks. The diaper is always very full and swollen, but does not leak one bit. He has a very small waist, so he often leaks from the front waistband (since it's hard to get it tight enough). I learned not to rely so much on pulling the tape tab tightly towards the front. Instead, I have the best overnight results with waistband leaks when I pull the non-taped corners tightly around towards his back, and then pull the taped tab "comfortably" tight towards the front. Once fastened, I insert 2 fingers and tug at the front waistband to see if it's tight enough. I also sit his diaper lower in the back and higher on his waist in the front (since boys wet more towards the front).My hack is to make sure my baby goes to bed completely dry. So, I change him right at bed time. He has one 7oz. drink at bed time and I leave one on his nightstand for around 3am. He drinks that and goes back to bed. He doesn't drink again until 7 or 8am. But, if he went to bed with a "not dry" diaper, had 2 drinks at bedtime, one at 3am, 5am and again at 7am, he'd most likely have leaks. No diaper is going to hold a gazillion gallons, so we must be realistic with our expectations.I was surprised by so many negative reviews, but each child is different. For one, boys and girls wet differently. Boys usually wet towards the front because of where their genitalia rests on the diapers. Girls usually wet more in the middle or back because of the same reason (think maxi pad). For our daughter, now 7, Pampers Cruisers worked best. For our son, they are horrible. It takes a bit of trial and error to find the right diaper design for your little one. It helps to consider your child's build also (tall and lean, chubby, super slim waist, rounder belly, thighs slim?). Also, for overnight diaper options, whether the little one sleeps on their tummy, side or back can be important. Are the thigh holes fitted enough? Is the diaper too loose, too tight, is the waistband too loose? You could need a different size.