What are your favorite disposable wipes for sensitive bottoms?

[citymama]

Kirklands and Pampers Sensitive have worked OK for us, but would be interested in hearing what else people like since we're miles away from Costco! Thanks. :-)

[julieakc]

I love Johnson & Johnson wipes...I've only been able to find them at TRU or BRU, although I'm sure there are other places that carry them.

http://www.babyandcompany.co.za/wipes2.html

[SeekerMage]

We mostly use cloth wipes, but when we use disposables I really like the huggies. The natural care ones. I also love their new ones they have nourishing with mango and coconut and a lavendar chamomile...both of which smell yummy and seem to be find for sensitive skin. Another option for you is rinsing the wipes off in warm water before using. not only will it wash away some of the stuff but make it nice for their wee bums...although my little one loves a cold wipe on his bum. Laughs every time...strange little boy!

[Momof3Labs]

The most gentle would be soft paper towels wet with plain tap water.

[DrSally]

Pampers sensitive or the natural care (both fragrance free). Also, target's version of Pamper's natural (6 for 7.99).

[pb&j]

Huggies sensitive wipes gave DS a terrible rash. Pampers sensitive do fine, as do Kirkland's, and Target sensitive.


-Ry,
mom to Emma, stillborn 11/04/04
and Max, 01/05/06

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[MarisaSF]

Target sensitive are my faves. They were out last time I needed some, so I got Pampers Sensitive which I (and DD's bum) didn't like as much.

We use cloth when we're home as much as possible.

Has anyone found flushable wipes for sensitive skin? DD is PTing and I'd love pre-made wet-wipes that she can use (like Kandoo), but her bum is really sensitive.

[MommyAllison]

Kirkland is all that worked for my DD's sensitive bum. Now we use cloth wipes at home, and Kirkland when out and about. Loooooove cloth wipes!

Allison
Mama to DD 11/05

[denna]

We LOVE Pamper's Sensitive wipes, we got the free samples on our swaddlers and fell in love w/ them. Sadly we are overseas and they are not sold anywhere over here. We were able to find them on www.drugstore.com, and they are well priced. I was happy to find that drugstore.com also sells California Baby products for much cheaper than Whole Foods.

My MIL also sent us wipes by 7th Generation, they are sensitive and chlorine free. You can find them here on amazon grocery:

http://www.amazon.com/Seventh-Generation-Chlorine-Unscented-80-Count/dp/B000C7QYN8

I think this may be cheaper than driving to your not-so-close Costco.

HTH

Denna

[MarisaSF]

Good to know! I didn't know 7th Gen made wipes. The description says "made with biodegradable ingredients." Any idea if they are specifically flushable or not?

[denna]

Marissa

Sorry I didnt write sooner, I havent been able to find the case/ any extra packets. I have no idea if they are flushable. I hope someone else can answer teh quesiton.

-Denna

Actually I have no idea. I will check the container when I get home and see if it mentions anything about being flushable. I will get back to you w/ a response.

[Aunt to sweet baby boy]

Pampers Sensitive or the natural ones- sometimes target only has natural not sensitive.

Ilana, aka Nana to my sweet nephew Avi

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[mldflygirl]

I think the Huggies Natural Care were by far the best - very soft & not overly fragrant, oily, or soapy.

[Kindra178]

Costco/Kirkland gave my ds a diaper rash unfortunately. So now we are back to Pampers Sensitive or Seventh Generation. they just seem less wet than Costco. I love Kirkland diapers though!

[MarisaSF]

No worries. Thanks for looking, Denna!