Babyganics Unscented Diaper Wipes: Gentle and Hypoallergenic for Babies' Sensitive Skin

Prasoona: Love this product. Light fragrance free nd wasy wipe

United States on Dec 11, 2023

Rodrigo DeMurga: great

Mexico on Mar 30, 2020

Bardanlai: So happy to get these. Fab product. Loved them for years. I use them to clean my face of makeup. I will be back.

Canada on Dec 16, 2018

Rosemarie: Wipes themselves are fantastic. Clean sticky hands and faces very well. However, I do not like the packaging. The peel off lid is flimsy and it's difficult to take wipes out.

Canada on Oct 24, 2018

Amazon Customer: Awesome
No diaper rash yet. The only times.it started was when the babysitter used Kirkland and huggies wipes. Besides most times i wash him.in the sink after his poopy business which always cuts down on how many wipes i do use!

I wouldnt use anything else!

Also ive loaded up my oxotot travel wipe case for when we went to the hospital for LOs birth and the wipes are STILL wet 5 months later. Crazy. Good.

Canada on Jul 09, 2018

Lydia: Works great for my newborn's gentle skin! I was using Water Wipes first, as they're as gentle as you can get, but they're pricey, and I was frustrated with how they came out of the package in clumps. I usually use Pampers Sensitive or Natural Care wipes, but since my baby (my 2nd) is so new, I wanted to use something better quality at first. I really like these wipes. They're so gentle and natural, but they clean very well.

Canada on Jul 25, 2017

Meaghan: I decided to try these out because it was a good price for the amount of wipes you receive. Previously I was ordering the Amazon Basics wipes, and they are really good. These wipes came in a box of four separate wipe containers, each with 100 wipes. First of all, they don't have any texture like other brands. The Amazon Basics had little bumps, which are great for wiping or gently scrubbing. I use these on my face to remove makeup, and the lack of texture makes it more difficult to get the job done. Secondly, these are unscented, but they have a natural aroma. It isn't really great smelling, but it isn't horrible either. It's just...tolerable...that's the only word I can think of that really captures the natural scent of these wipes. Thirdly, they aren't as wet as other wipes, they're more dry. Maybe when you get further down, near the bottom, they'll become wetter. But so far, they are slightly damp, so it was like rubbing regular toilet paper on my face. I took off one star for the lack of texture and wetness/moisture on the wipes. I can't imagine people using this to wipe up a baby's bottom when they're so dry. Yes, they will work great if you...

United States on Aug 18, 2016

xtopherous: I purchased these in the smaller pack when my little one started to eat solid foods and make a royal mess... I wasn't into digging around for a washcloth and doing that much extra laundry, so I wanted something that was safe for cleaning hands and faces. I didn't even realize these could be used as regular baby wipes as well. I really hate the smell of traditional baby wipes, and hated that my daughter's face would smell like that when I tried to wipe it with baby wipes when we were out to dinner. These wipes do not smell or leave a smell but clean pretty well. Spaghetti sauce is the only thing that I have found this wipe doesn't get all of in one go. These wipes are soft and don't irritate the skin. They are also organic, if you're into that. The smaller pack of these wipes (I believe I had the 6x40ct pack) had a resealable sticker that ended up ripping, so the top few dried out when they were in the diaper bag. I use these mostly for meal time at home but they are great for throwing in the diaper bag when you are going out too. This size package (4x100ct) have a harder plastic resealable part that doesn't rip and stays closed a lot easier so I am finding they...

United States on Aug 16, 2016

CM: I like these wipes. Compared to other eco-friendly/non-toxic wipes, these are my favorite. They are very soft (unlike Tushies, which I think were discontinued anyway), thick and large (unlike Seventh Generation), have just the right amount of moisture, and the smell is very mild. Our son sometimes tries to hide dirty diapers, occasionally leading to dried poop sticking to his bottom, and these do a very good job of "grabbing" stuck bits so we don't have to scrub as much (sorry for that mental image, but if you change toddler diapers you're probably familiar anyway). This scrubbing issue seems to be big with most of the eco-friendly wipes out there, with Seventh Generation being the worst. We don't have to use as many thanks to how large and thick they are, and the price is decent per wipe, so they also end up being the most economical. Occasionally they do leave a bit of white fuzz, but it doesn't seem to bother either of my kids, who both have very sensitive skin.

Some other reviewers have claimed these wipes contain toxic chemicals. Yes, they contain chemicals. *Everything* contains chemicals, and just because the chemicals have long names does not mean...

United States on Jul 31, 2012