WaterWipes Sensitive+ Newborn & Baby Wipes, 3-In-1 Cleans, Cares, Protects, 99.9% Water, Unscented & Hypoallergenic, 720 Count (12 Packs)

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  Elizabeth R

  16 de junio de 2026

  Gentle 3-in-1 Clean, Soft & Perfect for Sensitive Skin

  These WaterWipes Sensitive+ wipes are a must-have for babies with sensitive skin. They're incredibly soft, gentle, and provide a thorough clean without causing irritation. I love that they're made with minimal ingredients and are designed specifically for delicate newborn skin. The wipes are moist enough to handle diaper changes, messy hands, and quick cleanups without needing multiple wipes each time. They're durable, fragrance-free, and leave skin feeling clean and refreshed. Whether you're using them for diaper changes or everyday messes, these wipes are a reliable and gentle option for little ones.Ver másVer menos

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  Sky Strobe

  Best wipes for sensitive skin

  I can’t recommend these wipes enough. Our infant has incredibly sensitive skin, and we’ve never had an issue while using these. The wipes are strong and durable, yet soft. They clean the baby well and easily whether it’s an poopy diaper or sticky hands or a mouth covered with food. Each box comes in a pack of 12, and each pack has 60 wipes. The packs are portable and fit perfectly into a diaper bag or stroller compartment. And each pack has a resealable opening ensuring wipes stay wet. They are fragrant-free and don’t leave behind any residue.Ver másVer menos

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  Mee

  30 de julio de 2026

  Great for Tough Messes, But Pricey and Shares Moisture with Other Wipes

  Out of everything I've tried, these are my favorite wipes. They're really saturated and do a great job wiping off tough messes. Since they're made almost entirely of water, they're gentle on baby's skin too, and I've used them since my child was a newborn. The material itself is not too thick, but sturdy and doesn't tear easily even when you pull on it. One thing I've noticed, though — if you mix them with other brands of wipes in a wipe dispenser, this brand's moisture seems to get pulled into the other wipes. I also feel like if you leave the lid open, they dry out faster than other wipes, probably for the same reason. That said, this same quality is actually a plus when you need a really wet wipe to tackle a tough mess. Since they're pricey, I try to save them for situations where that really matters.Ver másVer menos

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  laura m.

  14 de mayo de 2026

  Gentle and Simple Ingredients

  I’ve tried what feels like every brand of baby wipes out there, and WaterWipes have honestly stood out the most for us. What I love right away is how simple they are just water-based and minimal ingredients, which made me feel a lot better about using them on my baby’s sensitive skin, especially during those early months when everything seemed to cause irritation.We’ve used them for diaper changes, messy feedings, sticky hands, and even quick face cleanups, and they’ve held up really well. They’re gentle but still effective, which I didn’t always expect from a “clean” wipe. Some natural wipes I’ve tried in the past felt too dry or didn’t clean well enough, but these strike a really nice balance.I also appreciate that they don’t have a strong scent. It’s just clean and subtle, which is perfect when you’re changing multiple diapers a day and don’t want anything overwhelming. My baby’s skin has stayed calm with them, no redness or reactions, which has been a huge relief. You get a lot for the price too.Ver másVer menos

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  Shara

  13 de diciembre de 2012

  Best Wipes - Baby's skin loves these!

  We were using babyganics wipes on our newborn and they seemed to be tolerated reasonably well for her diaper area (some mild redness in the area) but, after a week and a half she showed the beginnings of a diaper rash and diaper creams really didn't help at all. The other wipes also irritated the skin on her face and triggered redness/inflammation of any milia she had. After reading how newborn skin is so sensitive and reactive to almost anything other than water I thought I would give the DermaH2O wipes a try. They have been splendid! The skin on her face and neck stays nice and unirritated when cleaned with these and the mild redness in her diaper area became fainter within a day or two of the switch.I also started using a hair dryer set to low heat at around 6-8" distance to completely dry her diaper area after every change before sealing up her new diaper and the results are perfect! The rash that was starting went away and the skin on her bottom now looks just like the rest of her skin - no redness or irritation at all.DermaH2O wipes + warm hair dryer for super dry bum = perfect baby skin & a very comfy baby!I won't buy any other wipe again.Note that I do keep one finger near her bum while using the dryer so I can monitor how much heat she is being exposed to and adjust distance/time accordingly. She actually loves the hair dryer part of the change and gets very calm and looks rather "blissed out" when the warm air hits her (the sensitive parts are completely covered by the natural anatomy so its nothing erotic, just warm air on the exterior skin).Update: After a year we are still sticking with these. We tried a couple other "sensitive" skin baby wipes such as the Lansinoh wipes when we ran low between orders and she had the beginnings of a diaper rash within a day. Back to the DermaH20 wipes and it was gone within another day or two.Unlike some other reviewers, we have never had even a speck of mold on any of the wipes and I am very sensitive to the smell of mold so I would be quick to notice it even if it wasn't terribly visible. Not sure if we are doing something differently from those have had this issue; we keep some in a wipe warmer on the changing table and there is usually an opened, partially used pack of wipes in each of the two diaper bags we have. The opened packages in the diaper bags go unused for long stretches of time and I think it takes us a couple months to use up the wipes in these bags but still no signs of mold and they have surprisingly never dried out either and I didn't have them in any special container just the bag they came in. For us, they have continued to smell fresh and look clean even 2 months after the pack has been opened. The mold issue could possibly be regional. Perhaps we don't have the same strains of mold here in Southern California and what we do have is sufficiently inhibited by the amount of grapefruit extract that is in the wipes. I certainly have seen plenty of moldy fruits and leftovers around here but no problems with the wipes.For any parents struggling with diaper rash I really recommend giving these a try and try a low heat hair dryer to get the skin completely dry before sealing up each new diaper (think "as dry as the back of your arm" as the goal). The main contributors to diaper rash are leaving urine residues on the skin (they react with components of the poop to produce ammonia right on the baby's skin) and leaving skin constantly moist (breaks down the hydrophobic barrier of the outside layer of skin). Everyone knows that leaving baby in soiled diapers too long causes rash but sealing diapers with skin still wet from wipes can do it too. Avoid wipes with any kind of emulsifier or typical lotions that are mostly water with emulsifiers and a little oil - both of these will trap water against the skin and degrade the hydrophobic barrier making rashes more likely. Adults don't have this problem with lotions (I slather myself with them regularly) because the outermost layer of skin gets much thicker after after early childhood. Before we left the hospital after she was born a nurse taught us that the only thing that really helps the diaper area is petroleum jelly because it can restore "waterproofness" to the skin until it heals. This advice turned out to be pretty much correct although I did have good results with pure organic olive oil (I preferred this to petroleum products) to help her recover from the rashes she did get when we tried other wipes.Give these wipes a try and good luck with your little ones.
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  Khaleesi'sHandMaiden

  15 de mayo de 2017

  Nothing else will do for Baby Boy

  When I first delivered my son the hospital supplied us with Huggies Little Snugglers diapers and Pampers Sensitive Wipes. When he was very little the diapers were perfectly fine even though I had my heart set on pampers and pre-bought a bunch of preemies, newborns and size 1's. Long story short - after a couple of weeks the Huggies started to leak and we we had to switch brands.I was super glad we had stocked up on Pampers diapers, which haven't failed us thus far.HOWEVER, I do have to say that the Pampers wipes were not so great. The hospital gave us some wipes to take home with us and I bought about a million before little man was born.After just a few days out of the hospital, we noticed that his little bum was a bit red and irritated and I assumed he was somehow getting a diaper rash - which was perplexing because my fiance and are I always on top of his hygiene. We took him to the pediatrician who told us NO to Pampers, even the sensitive kind, and that she has had babies come into her office with chemical burns from wipes such as Pampers and Huggies.Her suggestion (or kind of demand) was that we buy giant cotton balls and use warm water. WELL, if you're a new parent or a parent in general and living in the real world - this is not as easy-peasy as it sounds. I was willing to do it because, well, doctors orders and I don't want my son to be harmed in any way. My fiance was less than convinced about this process but I was not about to let him use Pampers or Huggies or basically any other kind of chemical wipe. But I certainly I wasn't going to let him get out of diaper duty because it was too much of an inconvenience to use cotton balls and water.I did some investigating and was a little unsettled about the hidden ingredients in most baby wipe brands.According to the Environmental Working Group's analysis of ingredients commonly found in products such as cosmetics and baby wipes - up to 95% of baby wipes, specifically, may be contaminated with impurities that are, mind-boggingly- not regulated by the government. While the ingredients in the wipes aren't necessary toxic in themselves - chemical carcinogens, namely nitrosamines, can potentially form during the manufacturing process, during interaction with what the item is packaged in and after the product has been opened and stored. Essentially, some of the ingredients in baby wipes become contaminated for the aforementioned reasons and thus become entirely different ingredients that technically are not required to be disclosed to customers.I'm not a chemist and I know plenty of people who use and swear by Pampers and Huggie's wipes. Their babies and children are seemingly fine. It's doubtful every pack of baby wipes is going to cause cancer or contact dermatitis. And while not an alarmist - nonetheless, I was concerned about the information I came across. Also, I did not want to defy our son's doctor because she's totally awesome and an itty itty bit intimdiating. So that was it for me. I love you Pampers Swaddlers but your wipes gotta go and you can take most of your competitor brands with you.Except WaterWipes. When I found out these wipes were made of mostly water with a hint of grapefruit extract - I felt like this could be an excellent compromise between warm water and cotton balls and easily disposable and safe wipes IF WaperWipes lived up to its claims. I read up on the Amazon reviews and the majority of the reviews were positive and encouraging; thus I decided it was definitely worth trying. I must say that WaterWipes has lived up to its promises.Some of the reviewers claim these wipes are too dry. I kind of find this to be an issue with wipes in general. I've never used a brand of wipes that were super moist and stayed that way. It's just par for the course, IMO.I love these wipes. They are gentle enough to use anywhere. I even sometimes use them to remove my makeup in a pinch, even scrub off mascara. At first I thought the tiny bit of grapefruit extract might burn my eyes, but it did not. Also, there is no heavy fragrance to WaterWipes, which I can't stand in most baby products. The wipes don't dry out while being stored. They don't turn yellow or start to look burnt in the wipe warmers like some of the other brands I've used or seen used.I find it silly that some people complain about the price because it only has water and grapefruit extract. I'd rather pay more for simplicity that pay less for a bunch of chemicals that gave my baby red skin that was on the verge of becoming raw had our doctor not stopped us in time. I don't find the price to be outrageous - but even if it were - I'd probably still buy them for the sake of convenience. And, as I said, I like having them around for myself. I have a wipe warmer in every room and if I need to wash little man's face from spit up or his hands from drool or my hands from baby formula - no need to dash to the sink every time. I use these wipes instead, they are very multi-purposed.The one little complaint I have is that they don't seem to come apart easily. I'm NEVER ever able to pull them out individually from the wipe warmers so we just lift the whole thing up and grab what we need. My fiance, my friend who is frequently here and mostly anyone else is able to take one wipe at a time this way. But I can't help but manage to grab AT LEAST four every time, but that problem seems to be on my end. Also, before we got the WaterWipes, we seemed to have a problem with ANY brand of wipes easily dispensing from the warmer or their packages. This annoys me about wipes in general but nothing is really perfect. These wipes, however, come pretty darn close.I won't buy anything else and I won't recommend anything else.