wipes to wipe off toys

[mominmarch]

We had a playdate with someone the other day who looked like he was getting a cold. The mom then whipped out some Wed Ones and proceeded to wipe down the toys that he used before he left. I thought this was a great idea and I should buy some to keep as DD is 5 months old now and plays with many toys (not just the same three rattles I can wash when I wash her bottles) and also with other children. But when I went to buy some Wet Ones, the container said to only use with children over 2 years of age. Any advice on a handy wipe that is safe to use with infants? I imagine that the toys will dry fine before DD gets to them, but just in case, what brand wipes do you use?

[babyready]

Hmmm...I've always used Wet Ones. I never noticed the age recommendation (oops, bad mommy!) I think that as long as everything is dry before they touch it should be fine...I'll be watching to see what others suggest!

[shburks]

I don't know if they still do, but about a year ago Pampers started making a product (like Wet Ones) that were specifically designed to wipe down toys. We use them up and didn't buy more (ds is almost three), so I don't know if they're still out there or not. We bought them at the supermarket in the baby aisle--near the baby wash type stuff.

[greatcanuk]

As the PP mentioned, Pampers has 2 "Clean n' Play" products, wipes (in a cylindrical container) and a spray. I think these are still available, as I saw them fairly recently at BRU.

Camille

[shburks]

Thank you! I couldn't remember what they were called!