Overnight Diapers

Did these night diapers get smaller? I've always ordered from amazon. Last week I received a new case and I noticed the box was smaller and the bag of diaper too. When I put it on my son, it fitted smaller across his stomach. The next morning we had a huge mess. The damn diaper exploded. There was clear beads all over him. The diaper was hanging off him by a tab. I had to quickly rinse him off in the shower. There was no way of just wiping him off. I'm glad he didn't poop. That night, I grab another diaper and yea. It fitted him the same. I found one old diaper (with the Lorax design) and I compared the two. The one with the Lorax is longer across. Very disappointed.

We have been using Seventh Generation diapers almost exclusively for our now 20 month old son and have really never have had any problems. He started wearing the overnights at size 4 and eventually we moved up to a size 5 (he wears a size 4 during the day) and didn't have any leaking issues. Then, it seemed when the design of the packaging changed, the previously fine size 5 overnights have now been leaking fairly consistently! Most mornings now my son is wet on the front of his pajamas whereas he never was before. He is about 28 pounds.
Unfortunately I had ordered a case of the size 5 overnights from another website and this is what contained the new packaging design. I don't know if it is coincidence that the leaking started now with the new package design (i.e. something might have changed with the diaper itself as well), or that my son has just started peeing more at night for some reason.
I hope that I'm not stuck with a case of 5 packages of these diapers (plus an open pack that I'm using now) that leak. I would just like to be assured that nothing changed with the diapers themselves when the look of the packaging changed. I'm bummed that I stocked up and bought a whole case this time.

We have a 6 month, 17 lb, long lean tummy sleeper baby girl.

About a week ago she decided sleeping on her stomach was her position of choice. After one night she soaked the bed. Determined to find an Eco-friendly nighttime diaper I came across this product. I refuse to use the chlorine, latex toxic chemical diapers but was discouraged because the sizes didn't go small enough for her. My husband urged me to get them anyway because he knew I wouldn't use more toxic brands. If they didn't work now they will work later. Well... They worked!!! Not a drop has escaped in over 12 hours of wear. They are a little big but they get the job done!

I only rated 4 out of 5 because I cringe everytime I see the lorax branding on them. If it isn't toxins it is media propaganda. Ugh!

I have been a very happy user of 7th Generation disposable diapers for my daughter for over a year. She had sensitive skin as a young baby and using these diapers made a big difference.
However, I am sorry to say that the new overnight diapers really don't hold up for heavy wetters or for an entire night. Now I am a practical person and I don't expect perfect performance from any disposable or overnight diaper, but I have to say that these did not last even 1/2 the night and the pee leaked not only at the leg openings but even came straight through the entire diaper. I have had much better luck with the Huggies overnights for my heavy wetting kids. Too bad - I really wanted to like these!!

We have been using the seventh generation overnights for about a week, and the have held up great!! My son pees a lot at night, so I was really hoping these would work, so I could keep using this brand. Only thing I would suggest, is that they are made with the same tabs as the regular diapers.