Amazon.saWaterWipes Sensitive Plus Newborn Wipes, 12 Pack
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Our read on it
The logic behind the price is simple: every extra ingredient in a wipe is a substance touching already irritated skin, so reducing the ingredients to almost nothing but water reduces the chance of irritation to a minimum. That is the rule for a newborn's skin in the early weeks and for skin with a rash. For everyday use on healthy skin, the cheaper options on this list are entirely sufficient and there is no need to pay the difference.
Pros
- 99.9% water, the lowest irritation risk among the wipes here
- Unscented, and fragrance is among the most common irritants
- The logical choice on rash-affected skin or in the first weeks
Cons
- By far the dearest of the wipes on this list
- Fewer ingredients means less cleaning power on stuck-on stool
Important safety information
Wipe front to back, especially with girls, to avoid moving bacteria. Let the skin dry fully before the new diaper, since trapped moisture is a main cause of rash. Do not use inside the genitals. See a doctor for a rash that does not improve within three days, or any blistering or pus. Seal the pack properly, since a dried-out wipe scratches the skin.
