Nappies leaking overnight

My little boy has recently started sleeping on his front and since doing this every morning his nappy has leaked through. I use Asda little angels and never had any issues night or day. Wondering if anyone uses pampers overnight and would recommend them, particularly anyone with front sleeping boys 😂!
I thought about sizing up in little angels but size 4 starts from 20lbs and my little boy is currently only 16lbs so think they would be too big for him! TIA xx

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thank you. Is your boy within the weight range for size 4 or is he sitting below? Just wondering if they might still be too big at the minute!xx

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amazing thank you!xx

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We use pampers and was exactly same! My little one is in size 2 in the day but 3 at night as I think they absorb better the bigger sizes ( I could be wrong ) also the size 3’s are basically up to his nipples but they do work 😂x

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We found the size 4 Asda ones to be really small for some reason, she was just within the starting weight and they looked small! So swapped to Sainsburys size 4 and they’re fine.

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Yes we are using pampers and he’s a front sleeper! I put him in a size 4 and also the next size up vest so it’s not squeezing the nappy! Never had a leak and is on for 14 hours if he has a really long sleep!

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