Thirsties Snap Natural One Size Fitted, Moss Diapers

Very absorbent and can hold a lot of urine, however the material does not breath even when dry. I use them for longer car rides but gives my baby rashes if I use them consistently at night like I planned.A comment on the sizing - they still fit my 9 month old who is 19 lbs with a (very) little room to grow.

Super soft and super absorbent. Only thing that works for my super soaker over night. It is also the best diaper for his sensitive skin and another reason that it’s the only diaper he can wear over night. Totally worth the money!

My favorite diaper because it’s soft and durable! TMI but I would of loved if they made these for postpartum mothers lol! Best night time diaper for baby

Pain in the butt to use and my heavywetter soaked through this even with the cover within 3 hours of sleep.

Washed 4 times before use. Diaper doesn’t hold much urine and leaks. Used it with a thirsties diaper cover shell. Wish I had not wasted my money.

This diaper is amazingly soft and absorbent! Totally worth the money.

We ordered three of these total: one was clearly a different size than the others from the beginning. These were great diapers while they lasted, but at 19 months, they no longer fit my smaller than average toddler. The absorbency is good, but even coupled with a couple extra inserts didn’t hold up overnight to our heavy wetter. (Though, even disposables aren’t containing that.) I wouldn’t say that they’re worth the price vs. other less expensive brands.

Definitely need a cover, but aside from that it works as a night time diaper. Takes forever to dry after washing so have a few on hand.

At 8-9 months, we started running into the problem of monsoon pees at 4am. Just pee gushing out and the pocket diapers we're using not capable of absorbing everything. Either that, or the diaper does absorb everything, but when our baby decides to do calisthenics shortly after, we'd have compression leaks. Fortunately, we're using a mattress pad, but it would get her clothing and sleep sacks wet. That results in more laundry. Another side effect, is our baby can feel the wetness and doesn't go back to sleep until we change her. However, the fuss and buss at 4am usually leaves our baby wide awake and she won't go back to sleep until much later.After doing some research, I settled on fitted diapers and wool covers as our new nighttime solution.The first thing I noticed, these diapers have a lot of layers. Another thing, the inserts are thinner than our pocket diapers. Another plus, there are snaps inside the front of the diaper to prevent the inserts from shifting around when out baby does a Richard Simmons impression at during the night. They are also very soft. These diapers are a combination of bamboo and cotton.Washing the diapers are easy. However, drying them takes a lot of time. If you're fortunate and have the ability to dry them in the sun, it takes approximately 6-8 hours to dry completely in the sun. Otherwise, you'll need at least 3 low-dry cycles (more than 90 minutes) to get them slightly damp. As we normally only need 3 low-dry cycles to completely dry our pocket diapers and inserts, we leave these fitted diapers out on a rack or wait until the next day to continue drying them (there's no sense putting them in for a 4th or 5th cycle, if everything else is dry).The diapers come with a lot of snaps and are easy to adjust to the right size. (I apologize for the potato photo, as it was our baby's bedtime, the blinds were closed and the camera had trouble in the low light setting).After the first night, the wife was convinced (she was skeptical with this plan). Not only was the mattress pad dry, our baby slept through her 4am pee. In the morning, when we changed her, her skin didn't feel very wet (still wet) as the fitted diaper absorbed everything and spread the pee throughout.Overall, these are great diapers and the absorb really well. The only downside is that it takes a long time to dry completely.EDIT 10/13/2017: We've noticed the diaper is starting to fray after 3 months. We find it odd considering we're following the care instructions and we only tumble dry on low or hang dry in the sun. We can still use the diaper. However, for $34, you'll be better off spending the money elsewhere. Very disappointing considering this diaper is "Made in the USA". I've dropped my original review from 5 stars to 3 stars. I'll reassess if the diaper becomes unusable.

Still being used on our 2.5 year old for nights. I add an applecheecks 2 layer insert and a stay dry liner and get few leaks with the thirsties cover. I sometimes fold over one insert for extra absorbancy.

Love this product. The material is so soft, it doesn’t leak a drop on what is normally a blow out.