==Boots baby wipes==

I have recently changed to using baby wipes when changing my little boy's nappy, it is more economical and convenient for both me and my partner. I have found that even though they say hold off for 6 weeks and just use cotton wool and water, my little boy has not had any irritation from the wipes. We firstly just used them on an evening to see how his skin was after use, after a few nights my little boy had no reaction to them so we decided to use them on a more permanent base.

The wipes come in packs of 64 wipes and we buy them in multipacks of 4 packets. I find that on my little boy who is 6 weeks old we go through about a pack a week. The multipacks cost £3.65 for 4 packs or a single pack can be purchased for £0.98. If you purchase a four pack you are making a saving of £0.27 it does not sound much but it does add up and what you do save here you can spend it elsewhere.

The wipes are a decent size and are very strong, I have found some wipes in the past break apart easily, and this is not the case with these wipes. They also have the right amount of added moisture and are neither dry nor soggy. The wipes are easy to dispense from the packaging and the pop down lid allows the wipes to retain their moisture and prevents bacteria from getting in. I find that these wipes are the cheapest I have ever used both on my son and to use make up (they do an average job when removing make up) but they are by far the best for nappy changing!

I would definitely recommend these wipes I have used them confidently on my skin and my son's skin, I am normally very sensitive to anything used on my face, so I tried them on myself before trying them on my son. I was fine with the wipes and only then did I use them on my son. They are free from perfume which is great to know as I don't think something which is going on a baby's skin should be riddled with chemicals. For an inexpensive product I definitely think it is leagues above similar products with branded names. I would recommend to any parents for their children.