Select Kids Diaper Booster N-3, 96 Count - Baby Diaper Pads, Overnight Diapers, Newborn Diapers

I bought these at the recommendation of my due date Facebook group when my then 5-month-old son suddenly started peeing through his diaper overnight. I used these along with making sure his thingy is pointed down, and putting the pad lower in the diaper so it doesn't reach the top in the front. Also, put the diaper up higher in the front than the back! As long as I do these things, it works wonders! They are definitely not dry-touch absorbency, so I make sure to cover him in Vaseline so the moisture doesn't hurt his skin. So far there hasn't been any issue with skin breakdown! These pads are not adhesive, so you can adjust them however you need. While I do sometimes wish they didn't slide around when my son does his death roll (which is ALWAYS right when I get the diaper in the perfect spot and try to fasten it) I think I still prefer being able to readjust it. EDIT: My baby developed a diaper rash due to teething and starting solids, so I stopped using these inserts. We also dropped the dream feed so he hasn't been peeing as much overnight. I would definitely not use this if your baby has a diaper rash!

Didn’t work at all - not a single night without leaks. The pad gets soaked, but the nappy seems to be only half full by the morning. It’s impossible to position the pad so it works, at least for a boy it isn’t possible.

I used these absorbancy pads with my older daughter starting from when she started wearing overnight diapers. Before then, we had issues where even if we changed her halfway through the night, she would have leaks through her diapers. These absorbancy pads have been a lifesaver with her, and so now we've gotten them for our youngest to try as well as he is not yet big enough for overnight diapers. We've had a few little leaks here and there, but that's mostly been due to positioning and not tightening his diaper enough. Now that we're focusing more on placement etc (it's different with a boy than a girl!) these are working wonders to get him through the night and sleeping better, since it would wake him up before when we changed his diaper. I recommend these to anyone with young children.

We’ve been using these for a few months now. My son would pee out of the diaper throughout the night and it would wake him up. He usually sleeps 10-12 hours at night. Once we added the booster pads he hasn’t had an accident! They do not irritate his skin and he doesn’t mind them! Very good quality and durability.

I initially wrote a review after trying these for a few weeks, I’m updating based on some changes regarding how well I’ve liked them. We started using them when my son was about 6 months old and had been wetting through his diapers consistently every night. Night time diapers didn’t work for him, so I found these and thought I’d give them a shot, and was very happy I did. He went from leaking through every night to not leaking out at all. Fast forward a few months and he’s back to leaking through again, even with these booster pads. He still has plenty of “dry” nights with these, but it isn’t consistently every night anymore, and several times a week we have to deal with him wetting through his pajamas and sheets. Some other reviewers have noted these don’t work as well for tummy sleepers and when he started sleeping on his tummy is probably around the time these stopped being as effective. I ended up buying some of the cloth (bamboo) inserts for reusable diapers, even though we use disposable diapers, and I wish I had just bought those initially as it would have saved some money and trouble. I clip a wet bag (not too expensive, a zippered bag meant for holding wet items, you could use a ziploc too) to his laundry hamper and just put the pads in that each morning then throw them in with the rest of his clothes when we do laundry, the wet bag just helps with the smell. If you are opposed to the reusable ones and want something you can just throw away with the diaper after each use, these are probably your best choice. I just found the cloth ones to be more effective.