Kandoo Children's Toilet Wipes

Kandoo Toilet Wipes claim to be first toilet tissue for your your little one .... or something to that effect. That was a put-off, as I do not like niche products much. A machine for cutting rose shapes out of radishes, a saloon for cutting hair of married women aged 30 to 50 of Armenian extraction, shoes that are good just for getting in and out of the car in - these are all things that I view with a great suspicion. However, Katie is growing, she is toilet trained as far as the act itself goes; but she still needs help in the final (read: bum wiping) stages. So, I am thinking of ways to teach her to do it herself and as toilet wipes are marketed at ...  Read the complete review

Kandoo toilet wipes are such a gimmick. From the moment the annoying advert with annoying child claiming, "I can do it too with Kandoo" arrived onto our screens I refused to give into the cutesy irritating frog and its hype. However, when a website offers you a freebie only a fool would say no and contrary to popular belief I am no fool so we received free wipes with dispenser and decided to let our two year old give them a go. Now the moment my daughter saw the predominantly purple box with lime green lid she was immediately sold. Add to this the annoyingly cute green frog emblazoned across the box wiping its behind and throwing it down the ...  Read the complete review

Our kids have been using these wipes for several years between them, they have been extremely useful in them becoming independent when using the toilet. The refillable dispenser box is very friendly to young hands, with it's soft plastic and big push-button to pop the lid open. The wipes dispense easily one at a time, with the next one popping up after it. Despite one of our daughters having sensitive skin and eczema, there's never been any problem for either of them using the normal, non-sensitive variety, although I should say that they have always used the wipes AFTER, not instead of paper, so it's possible that a child solely using these wipes may get sore as they do ...  Read the complete review

Having three children two of which are old enough to have gone through toilet training and one who is about to start i have used kandoo's a lot in the past and intend to use them again. I have found that the product although not much different itself to it's cheaper competitors, when used in combination with the excitement caused in a smallchild from the advertising campaign's on television it is easier to let the little one go to the toilet with the frog as they know what they are using and are not as sceptical or apprehensive. The wipes themselves are 7 inches by 4 inches which is an adequate size for a small child's hand. They have a sweet smell ...  Read the complete review

Toilet training is a big step for any child and obviously some take to it quicker than others. Most people start off encouraging their little ones to use a potty before moving on to the big toilet! Once my daughter was trained using the potty she was very happy to use this although for some reason she was quite reluctant to then move on to using the toilet, especially at home. I had seen Kandoo wipes in quite a number of her small friends' houses and she was always very happy to use the toilet in those places, so I thought it would be worth buying some to use at home and to make a special fuss of putting them in the toilet! Also, we kept saying that big girls ...  Read the complete review