Tesco My Baby's Ultra Soft Wipes Reviews

Baby wipes. One of those consumables that you tend to get through a lot of when you have little children and that can get quite expensive! Obviously it's not very environmentally friendly, but I'm afraid with some things convenience is more important to me when I have 2 toddlers! These are the Tesco Own Brand baby wipes, I buy the ...  Read the complete review

I first saw Tesco My Babys Ultra Soft Wipes in the baby aisle a few months ago when i was in Tesco. I dont have a baby or kids but usually buy babywipes as i find these the most gentle on my skin for removing make-up. Tesco have an offer on where you can buy five packs of wipes for four pounds. There are two types to choose from - ...  Read the complete review

Having three young boys aged 5, 3 and 1 , I have been changing nappies constantly for the last five years and as you can imagine I have gone through an awful lot of baby wipes. I never buy one particular brand and always look for special offers, 3 for 2's, buy one get one free and discounted prices. I have probably tried most brands at one ...  Read the complete review

As I have an 18 month old son at home with me, wipes are an essential bit of kit. These Tesco wipes, I have to say, fit the bill perfectly. The fragrance free wipes come in a blue packet with a picture of a baby on. There are eighty in each pack and cost 98 pence per pack of eighty. On the pack there are is a handy plastic lid which clips shut, ...  Read the complete review

Being a first time mum I found trying to choose the right products for my child quite daunting, standing in the supermarket looking at the vast choice of baby wipes on offer was mind boggling, do I get sensitive, Aloe and vitamin E, extra care, skin care, fragranced or fragrance free, then you have Huggies, pampers, Tesco, simple, Johnsons ...  Read the complete review

I normally buy branded baby wipes, which I find really good, however, I decided to count the pennies whilst being on statutory maternity pay, as every penny counts and have now tried both the Tesco own brand baby wipes and the ASDA own brand baby wipes and I have to admit that I think ASDA come out on top on this occasion. The Tesco ...  Read the complete review

At around £1 for 80 wipes, these are a bit more expensive than our usual Asdas own brand, but we decided to give them a try. The first thing I noticed was that they are fragrance free, but contain camomile and aloe vera. Now, I don't know about you, but I quite like a bit of fragrance when I am wiping a pooey bum, but I suppose they're ...  Read the complete review

TESCO ULTRA SOFT BABY WIPES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As far as baby wipes go, many people believe one wipe is the same as the next.... This is not true and only when you have a few nippers running around can you fully understand the true value of a decent baby wipe! I have tried all the brands and always seemed to return to ...  Read the complete review

About six weeks ago my boyfriend was hit by a car and broke his leg. After the initial shock, me, his friends and his parents all went out and bought him far too much stuff that he didn't need! Of course, we bought some of the same things and forgot others, but anyway! I didn't buy these baby wipes until a couple of weeks after, when he ...  Read the complete review

I normally buy the very cheap Smartprice wipes from Asda but unfortunately I ran out last week. I popped into my local Tesco's to pick up a couple of packets which would last me until the end of the month. I had read quite a lot of negative reviews on here about the cheapest Tesco wipes so I went with the next ones that which are ...  Read the complete review

Whilst babysitting for my niece recently I reached out for the baby wipes after a spillage incident and this is what I was met with. Tesco My Baby's Ultra Soft Wipes come in a green packet with a resealable lid and a plastic tab underneath the lid so that you know the wipes have not been used or tampered with in any way. They are 98p ...  Read the complete review

When my first baby was born, i completely got sucked into the major marketing campaigns and when purchasing nappies and baby wipes etc and always opted for leading brands such as Pampers and Huggies believing that they were better than the supermarket own brands. I had my second baby less than 2 years later and this time round I was ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who has children know how expensive they can be, so like many you try and save money in every way but still want the best. Our little boy is 18 months old now and I dread to think of how much money we have spent on baby wipes. To start with we were buying the brand wipes such as Pampers and Huggies thinking them being a brand are best ...  Read the complete review

Having had sensitive skin for years now I've realised that there is only one good way to remove any makeup I'm wearing and it's using baby wipes. For one they are usually not highly scented (or flavoured as my OH put it this evening in Tesco) and they are also VERY kind to skin. These jumped out at me as they were so reasonably priced ...  Read the complete review

These baby wipes are my first choice and I would choose them over any other brand. This is for a couple of reasons the first being that they are so cheap. At the minute the store I shop at are doing them on offer for three packets for £3.00 which is fantastic and much cheaper than other brand products. The wipes come in two varieties ...  Read the complete review

These wipes first came to my attention when I was pregnant with my little girl. We decided quite early on that we would stock up on essentials such as wipes and nappies before she arrived to spread the cost. On mooching in the baby aisle I came across these wipes. They jumped out at me as they were so reasonably priced. They cost ...  Read the complete review

As my son is now 4 years old and well out of nappies, it seems a lifetime ago that we used to buy products such as this in order to clean and wipe his bottom as and when was necessary. However, with my wife's brother and his partner expecting a little one realy soon, we have been exploring baby presents (and naturally getting broody ...  Read the complete review

The Tesco my baby's ultra soft wipes are my first choice of wet wipes. I buy the scented pack. I will only buy the leading brands if they are on special offer and work out cheaper than the Tesco ones. The packet is a pastel coloured green. There is a white plastic dispenser with lid attatched to the middle of the pack. I find this to be ...  Read the complete review

After joining many baby clubs through various different stores I ended up with vouchers for the leading brands of wipes, i.e. Pampers, Huggies and Johnsons. My sister-in-law then gave me a hamper of goodies including some Tesco Fragrance Free Wipes (the blue packet). Having sampled them all I would say that Tesco's are the best value ...  Read the complete review

These are decent baby wipes. You get 80 in a pack. Its a soft plastic pack, with a hard plastic lid in the middle, which opens and recloses easily. The wipes pull through the opening easily and separate from one another fairly easily. Sometimes you have to wiggle a bit to get one free. They are a nice size. They ...  Read the complete review