Pampers Sensitive Baby Wipes: Gentle Cleaning for Delicate Skin

MSJAD: These are by far the BEST wipes to buy. My daughter has Never had a diaper rash and I owe it all to the Pampers sensitive wipes. There was a brief period of time when I used a generic brand (Walmart store brand) as well as Huggies wipes. As soon as my daughter's skin looked red and slightly irritated those wipes were set aside. We went back to Pampers Sensitive and no issues ever since. These are the best Wipes to buy for your child. Why quibble over price when the most important thing is that your little one is not irritated. And the bonus is you can clip coupons and subscribe and save. Another alternative is a SAMs club membership where they are cheaper and you can still use coupons.

United States on May 15, 2014

Heidi Z: I love these wipes and they work well on my baby without giving her skin trouble. This box includes one hard plastic container, plus a number of refill pouches. There are two different types of pouches - some have just a taped closure and should be used to refill the hard plastic container, and others have little plastic lids and are perfect for a diaper bag or purse. After working through this big box a few times (we order a new big box every two months), I have come to the conclusion that I find some of the pouches (the ones with the hard lids built in) much easier to use than the "refill" pouches that just have tape. But that's kind of being picky - these are great wipes. I hope your sensitive baby loves them too!

United States on May 01, 2014

RJsMama: I've been using these for four years and wouldn't switch for anything. One thing I was disappointed in was Pampers changed things with their wipes. I used to get the sensitive thick care and they stopped making them. They were perfect! No perfumes or dyes to irritate the most sensitive of skins, and thick and durable. So amazon switched me to the sensitive wipes, which are thinner but still don't irritate so I compromised. THEN Pampers changed their formula and started making their sensitive wipes a little thicker. So while these aren't quiet like the old "thick care" wipes, they're good and serve their purpose. I would recommend over Huggies for their durability alone.

United States on Apr 23, 2014

Cheryl Stout: These are the only wipes that get used on my twin grandbabies' delicate skin. They both get rashes very easily and these Pampers Sensitive Skin wipes really do the trick while being extra gentle on their skin.

They are thick without being cumbersome, unscented. They are a great value at the regular price (744 wipes) but if you buy through the Subscribe and Save program, the price really can't be beat.

I like that we get travel packs along with the big refillable tub with refill packs. It makes outings that much easier.

This box lasts us right at a month for the twins, who are not potty trained.

I just sent a box of these to my preggers niece. They make a nice but useful shower gift also.

United States on Mar 05, 2014

M. Podolec: This has been our go-to wipe through babyhood. Thick and soft, wet but not gloopy, lightly scented but not irritating. We wipe hands, noses, bums, and furniture. Does not leave streaky residue on dark wood, and gets out most sticky messes well.

The large size order will include individual wrapped bags of wipes, and one large nursery storage container. Recent orders have included two travel sized packs.

The travel bags can get dry as you get to the end, the adhesive on the travel packs 'lid' fails over time, but the wipes rehydrate well with water. The plastic nursery case included in each giant box order will hold two packs full, and these seal very well. The wipes pull through easily with one hand. The boxes are also recyclable. Our daughter now uses them to hide her little treasures, and they withstand a lot of abuse (lid pulling, drops from the diaper table, and carrying about in a diaper bag).

Our little one has delicate skin, and these have been wonderful. However they can still be irritating to baby's cheeks, especially with a runny nose.

United States on Jan 19, 2014