Pampers Sensitive Baby Wipes Reviews

Everyone who has a baby relies on baby wipes. You find yourself using them constantly and not just for when it's nappy changing time but for cleaning your baby's face when it's smeared with baby food which always goes everywhere or so it seems, for wiping sticky fingers and I even use mine for wiping down her toys and the highchair tray and ...  Read the complete review

I used these wipes on my niece recently. She suffers from sensitive skin so my sister is always careful what wipes she uses. I didn't, initially, pay any attention to what I was using as I just needed wipes and fast! There are 63 wipes in this packet and each packet usually costs £2.24 but my sister picked these up half price in ...  Read the complete review

These are one of my choice of baby wipes and I often buy them by the box when they are on offer in one on the supermarkets - often meaning they work out less than a pound a packet, which I think is great value for money for a named brand and good quality. If they are not on offer then I do think that they are expensive considering they do not ...  Read the complete review

This wipes are extremely soft to the touch with chamomile and aloe added for an extra reassurance that you will not be irritating your baby's delicate skin, especially when using for cleansing during a nappy change. The sticky tab is not very good at re-sealing when it gets slightly damp and I think the design could be improved to have ...  Read the complete review

My daughter has really sensitive skin so she isn't able to use any other baby wipes other than Pampers Sensitive. This product come in packs of 63 wipes but you can also buy bumper packs of 4. I purchase mine from Asda and cost approx £1.50. Asda frequently do offers for 3 for 2 on this product to save customers ...  Read the complete review

Another review on wipes... With a baby with very sensitive skin, after having a terrible reaction to johnsons, I decided to try Pampers sensitive wipes and I was impressed. I bought these wipes for about £1.50, so over a pound cheaper than Johnsons and the money adds up with a baby, getting 63 wipes in a pack. The pampers ...  Read the complete review

As a mother of 2 now, i consider myself to be a bit of an expert on baby wipes. Both of my 2 children have suffered dreadfully with nappy rash, mainly when teething, and of all the wipes out there these are the ones i always go back to using. I have tried most brands out there and these are by far the best, so I tend to stock up when they're on ...  Read the complete review

My two year old granddaughter is at present cutting the last of her teeth. While she doesn't appear to have any pain in her mouth, the symptoms of her teething caused her to develop such a severe case of nappy rash that we couldn't use wipes of any brand for some weeks as even the most gentle baby wipe stung her bottom terribly. Once ...  Read the complete review

I am a fan of Pampers but didn't set out to use Pampers wipes. I have tried quite a few different ones over the last couple of years and my favourites are natural wipes made out of Bamboo, excellent for eczema sufferer's but they are very expensive and I try to use them sparingly. Pampers sensitive with aloe and chamomile are a good ...  Read the complete review

Another review on wet wipes! I normally go for shops own brand generally Boots own or Boots Expert (reviewed) wipes. I didn't think I'd find another wipe as soft as Boots Expert wipes until I used these Pampers Sensitive. A few months ago while in Tesco I saw these wipes on offer at just £1 for 63 wipes. For a brand name £1 is very ...  Read the complete review

I bought these wipes for one pound thirty nine pence in my local chemist. I have used a lot of different baby wipes. My son has very sensitive skin so I have to be careful on what I use on his skin. So I use pampers sensitive with aloe and chamomile. They are very soft on his skin and very gentle they also smell nice good to and leave him nice and ...  Read the complete review

I have used a whole wide range of baby wipes over the years. With 4 children I have had lots of nappy changes to contend with, not to mention the usual mucky hand and dirty face cleaning sessions after a chocolate bar or ice-cream taster session has gone wrong. I have tried many of the wipes available on the market - from the ...  Read the complete review

I started purchasing these wipes during my first pregnancy. I hadnt done much research into baby wipes, so decided upon using a reputable brand name as our first choice. My husband suffers with excema so were were aware that this could have been passed onto our baby and therefore felt that the sensitive wipes option would be the best ...  Read the complete review

When my first son was born I tried all different types of wipes and found that pampers were one of a couple of good ones, compared to huggies that I find too thick pampers are thin and easier to use and seem to work better. I tried some shop's own brand but my son had a bad reaction so we quickly had to stop. Pampers would not be my ...  Read the complete review

I sometimes use these wipes when I see them on a special offer. Just recently Tesco, Superdrug and Morrisons had them on buy one get one free at £1.95. They are usually available on offer which can reduce the price somewhat. I am a big fan of the pampers brand as I find their products to be of a higher quality than some other brands, ...  Read the complete review

Sensitive skin runs in my family so I was keen to find a product that did not irritate my babies skin but yet was effective at the same time. These baby wipes were my first choice. I have used them since my baby was a newborn and even use them now my baby is 3 years old. They are soft and gentle and very moisturising. The are not ...  Read the complete review

When I was pregnant I was given plenty of free samples of everything baby related that I would no doubt be spending a fortune on in the years to come. By the time my son arrived I had an array of pampers, huggies and boots own wipes. After his birth I preceded to try out the selection of wipes at hand, I had an extra supply of the pampers ...  Read the complete review

After reviewing a lesser brand of wipes a few days back, I thought that it would be appropriate to write a review on the product that I was comparing to. The product that I will be reviewing are the sensitive the baby wipes. *The product* The product description specifies that the wipes are comfort soft and perfume free. It ...  Read the complete review

Despite my distinct lack of fondness for Pampers wipes (which is putting it mildly), today I came across Pampers Sensitive wipes and decided to try them. I am quite happy with my Boots baby wipes (see separate review) but I am attempting to streamline my changing bag so I have been on the lookout for a thin pack of wipe.s I have not bought one ...  Read the complete review

Introduction As a baby my son was allergic to practically everything. This culminated in him coming out in a rash all over his body as a result of using perfumed products. I had a bit of a nightmare when it came to finding baby wipes which would not irritate his skin. I tried several products available on the market to no avail. However ...  Read the complete review