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5 Best Baby Wipes in 2019

Fiona Peacock
by Fiona Peacock
Last updated April 25, 2023
Reading Time: 7 min
Best Baby Wipes in 2019

What Are The Best Baby Wipes in 2019?

With a new baby to look after, you won’t want to stray far from your trusty baby wipes. Forget the fancy strollers with coffee holders or the oversized headbands, baby wipes are the ultimate baby accessory. You won’t want to face a newborn poop explosion without one, trust us.
You will come to depend on your baby wipes, and you’ll be getting through a lot of them. There are lots of different brands and types of baby wipes on the market, so how do you know which are the best baby wipes? How do you find out what are the best wipes to use on newborns?

Things to consider when buying baby wipes

If you’ve not given much thought to baby wipes before, we’re here to help. Here are some things to
consider while choosing baby wipes:
The ingredients
Your baby might need their diaper changing as many as 12 times per day, which means they’re going to have a lot of contact with the baby wipes you choose. Have a careful read of the packaging to find out what ingredients are hiding in the wipes. Some ingredients may not be things you want in contact with your newborn’s skin.
The price
You might be surprised by how many wipes you get through. You’ll be reaching for them at every opportunity, so you won’t want to have spent a fortune on them. They are essentially toilet roll for babies, so there’s no need to break the bank on this purchase. Affordability should be a top priority when you consider your criteria for the best baby wipes.
Environmental impact
With environmental awareness growing around the world, you may or may not be wondering how you canreduce your baby’s impact on the environment. If you are hoping to minimize your household waste, you may want to opt for reusable baby wipes. These can be stuck in the washing machine and used over and over again. And you don’t have to commit to only using washables, you could opt for half and half. Lots of parents choose to use washables at home and disposables when out and about.
Trial & Error
Unlike the stroller and the car seat, this isn’t a costly one-off purchase, so there’s room for trial and error.
You can try out as many brands as you like until you find the baby wipes that are right for you and your
family. If you’d like some inspiration for which brands to try, take a look at our list of the 5 best baby wipes in 2019.

5 Best Baby Wipes in 2023

#1 Pampers Sensitive Baby Wipes

Pampers Sensitive Baby Wipes are specially formulated to be gentle on sensitive skin. Pampers claims they are as mild as a washcloth and water. They do not contain any phenoxyethanol, paraben, perfume or alcohol. They are allergen-free and are designed with the most sensitive skin in mind. These wipes will restore the natural pH of your baby’s skin.
Pampers Sensitive Baby Wipes are 20% thicker than other wipes so a pack will last you a little longer. The wipes themselves are very soft and feel wet to the touch which makes them particularly gentle on sensitive bottoms.
Cons:
Some parents find the packet opening frustrating. It’s common for a handful of wipes to come out at
once, especially when you’re trying to grab them one-handed.

#2 Babyganics Baby Wipes (400 Count)

Parents love Babyganics Baby Wipes. This well-known brand prides itself on only including the very best ingredients in their products. If the makers wouldn’t feel comfortable using an ingredient on their babies’, then you can rest assured they won’t be including it in their products.
Babyganics Baby Wipes are free from parabens, sulfates, phthalates, artificial dyes or fragrances. The ingredients are plant-derived and organic where practical. They are designed for sensitive skin and are non-allergenic.
The wipes are thick, soft and maintain moisture well. They won’t rip or tear during use, and they will feel soft against your baby’s skin. The wipes stay moist in the packet, and the packaging seals well between uses so you don’t need to worry about them drying out.
Cons:
Babyganics Baby Wipes (400 Count) cost more than some of the other baby wipes on the market. Some parents complain that the packaging is not easy to open one-handed, which may prove tricky during difficult diaper changes.

#3 WaterWipes Super Value Box Baby Wipes

WaterWipes claim to be purer than other baby wipes. They are made with 99.9% water and a drop of grapefruit seed extract. They are designed to be as gentle as cotton wool and water, but more convenient. Designed by a dad whose daughter suffered from a bad case of diaper rash, WaterWipes will not irritate sore skin. They are gentle enough for newborns, premature babies and babies with sensitive skin.
The wipes themselves are plenty big enough and thick, so you don’t need to worry about them tearing during use. The quality of the wipes means you won’t need to use too many during each diaper change. They are gentle enough to be used on your baby’s face, too.
Cons:
WaterWipes don’t last as long as other baby wipes. They don’t contain any preservatives so the manufacturers recommended that you use the wipes within four weeks of opening. This probably won’t be a problem with a newborn but could be frustrating when you find a packet you’d forgotten about and realise they have been open for more than the recommended four weeks.

#4 Huggies Simply Clean Wipes

Huggies Simply Clean Wipes do not contain alcohol, parabens, phenoxyethanol and MIT. They are hypoallergenic and can be used on your baby’s face and hands, as well as their sensitive bottom. The wipes stay wet and feel soft on your baby’s skin. The wipes are thick, too, so you won’t need to use many to get the job done.
The cleverly designed soft packet has a flip lid so you won’t have to struggle to open them, even with one hand. The plastic lid snaps closed easily to keep the wipes inside from drying out.
Cons:
Some parents find these baby wipes to be too wet, they can drip excess water as you use them. The thick design of the wipes means they are stiffer than other wipes which makes them trickier to use. Despite their thickness, some users complain that the wipes tear apart as they are pulled from the packet.

#5 bumGenius Natural Flannel Baby Wipes

bumGenius Natural Flannel Baby Wipes are reusable wipes so you can use them time and time again. They are great for the environment because they are plastic-free and have a long landfill. They are made from cotton which is a natural product and so will biodegrade at the end of their life.
Soft to use
bumGenius Natural Flannel Baby Wipes are made from unbleached cotton flannel. They feel soft and luxurious against your baby’s skin. You can even use them on your baby’s face or hands. As you wet them before use, the wipes will feel even gentler against your baby’s skin.
Affordable
Arguably one of the best things about washable wipes is the price. With regular baby wipes, you’ll regularly be nipping out to the store to buy new packs of wipes. With bumGenius Natural Flannel Baby Wipes, you buy once and they’ll last until you no longer need them. They are sold in packs of 12 and you will need around three packs to give yourself a healthy supply of wipes.
Cons:
Obviously, washable wipes need to be washed. They’re not as convenient as disposable baby wipes. You
can’t use them and forget about them. You need to wash them, dry them and use them again.

FAQ Section

Are wipes good for babies?

Simply put, yes, wipes are good for babies because they stop them being covered in poop. Nobody wants to have a dirty bottom, so baby wipes have a very important role to play. There are lots of different types of baby wipes and some may have gentler ingredients than others. If you’re not sure whether the wipes you’ve chosen are good for your baby’s skin, check the ingredients list to see what could be causing irritation.

Is it OK to use baby wipes on baby’s hands?

Yes, most baby wipes are fine to use on your baby’s hands. It will usually say on the packaging how the wipes are intended to be used. If they’re not safe, it should make this clear on the packaging. Look for wipes that are safe as these are likely to contain gentle ingredients. Can you flush baby wipes down the toilet? No, regular baby wipes cannot be flushed down the toilet. Flushing wipes down the toilet causes blockages in the sewers and water systems. Regular baby wipes should not be flushed down the toilet. They should be disposed of with the household trash. Even flushable wipes take a while to break down, though of course, they are designed to be flushed.

Can baby wipes be harmful?

If your baby has sensitive skin, you may consider baby wipes to be harmful. Some baby wipes contain ingredients that may irritate your baby’s sensitive skin. Alcohol and fragrance, for example, could cause irritation on gentle skin. If your child has sensitive skin, you may want to look for baby wipes with minimal ingredients.

What ingredients should you avoid in baby wipes?

There may be some ingredients you will want to avoid in baby wipes, but this will be down to your individual preferences. For example, some babies have skin sensitive to alcohol or fragrance, so you may want to avoid those ingredients when choosing wipes for your baby. The important thing is to know what ingredients are in the baby wipes you use on your baby’s skin. Take a look at the ingredients list and check you are happy with everything you see.
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