Favorite Wipes?

[nothingwithoutjoy]

I use Seventh Generation Free and Clear, because natural, safe ingredients are my top priority. (I used cloth wipes and homemade solution on my own child, but do use disposable wipes for the other kids.) I find them to be nice and thick and sturdy, too, so I don't use many at a time. I have a very old Huggies wipes box that I just keep refilling, because I like it much better than the Seventh Generation box. I get a deal by buying them by the case from Amazon (subscribe and save).

[Cradle2crayons]

I use parents choice in the purple box, fresh scent.

I've tried them all but these work best. Several different brands I tried removed skin from the special dcg. So PC it is. Her mom changed to that brand too once she discovered they are gentle for the girlies tooshie.

[Scout]

I use unscented Parents Choice brand from Walmart.

me too

[Tay]

me too

I love them too!happyface

[Lucy]

Huggies or Kirkland from Costco. Parents are required to supply. I hate when they get cheapo's.

[Lucy]

The Kirkland brand wipes from Costco are the best, hands down.

... yep, they're pretty much the knock-off of Huggies. But cheaper.

[Lucy]

what are parabens?

I had to look it up... they are chemicals used as preservatives in cosmetics. It says studies proved them NON-toxic, so.. ??

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parabens

[Leigh]

I'm the one that posted about sams club wipes:

Do you ladies not have issues with the Parents choice wipes? When kids used to have them here they would always stretch a significant amount when I would pull them out and sometimes would even tear. I'm just curious

I have no issues with them...I like them because they seem sturdier for the bigger kids BM's. I LOVED the Target ones when my little one was younger, because they seem softer and wetter, but as he got older, I started using the Parent's Choice (I still "stock" both Parent's Choice and Up & Up, but probably choose the Parent's Choice 90% of the time).

[littlemissmuffet]

I HATE Parent's Choice... too small, dry and just don't clean a dirty bum well, IMO.

I also dislike Pampers and Huggies - seem too wet and greasy.

The only wipes (and diapers for that matter) that I like are Kirkland!

[BrooklynM]

I had to look it up... they are chemicals used as preservatives in cosmetics. It says studies proved them NON-toxic, so.. ??

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parabens

There is a lot of information about parabens and I encourage everyone to read up on it and make their own decisions. My personal choice for me and my family is to try to avoid products that contain them. My step mother's Oncologist was the one that first educated us on parabens. I pass no judgement on those that use products with parabens, shoot, I did for years and I still find products that I use that I realize have parabens. I'm on my own journey to find the safest products that actually work and don't break the bank!

[BrooklynM]

I use Seventh Generation Free and Clear, because natural, safe ingredients are my top priority. (I used cloth wipes and homemade solution on my own child, but do use disposable wipes for the other kids.) I find them to be nice and thick and sturdy, too, so I don't use many at a time. I have a very old Huggies wipes box that I just keep refilling, because I like it much better than the Seventh Generation box. I get a deal by buying them by the case from Amazon (subscribe and save).

I am going to try them and compare them to the Babyganics. I use the Oxo container for my wipes. Love it. It keeps the wipes nice and moist.

[Neekie]

I use Huggies Natural.

[Brooksie]

I HATE Parent's Choice wipes.

I buy the blue re-fill package from Target. I believe they are unscented.

Strong, thick, and comes out of the dispenser like they should.

This is what I use. But I use the sensitive. They're almost always on sale and inexpensive.

[craftymissbeth]

I use Huggies One & Done wipes. They're sturdier than a lot of the wipes I've used, but my one gripe is that they are a little drier than normal.

[Lianne]

Kirkland wipes from Costco. Huggies are a second choice but a disappointing one. I abhor Pampers and most other store brand wipes.