Seventh Generation Baby Wipes Refills, Chlorine Free and Unscented, 70-Count Packs (Pack of 12) (840 Wipes)
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Product Reviews of Seventh Generation Baby Wipes Refills, Chlorine Free and Unscented, 70-Count Packs (Pack of 12) (840 Wipes)
Product Review: Best wipes ever, rashless, almost no odor
Summary: 4 Stars
These wipes are fantastic, the only ones we can use on our son without triggering diaper rash. We've tried lots of others when visiting, and eventually we found that our son has sensitive skin and only the 7th generation wipes can keep terrible bouts of diaper rash at bay. I wish they were still 80 to a pack, but the smaller size is actually even easier to work with. Now the smaller wipes fit nicely into a quart size ziplock type plastic bag for traveling. It's great that these wipes are also chlorine-free (less dioxins in the water), and from a great company.
Reviewers who think these wipes smell bad must think that baby wipes should have a strong scent like most other wipes. These smell just fine - they don't really smell like much at all, and the scent they have is totally inoffensive. Granted, 7th generation's wipes won't mask the smell of pee and poop, but they also don't have loads of chemicals that irritate sensitive skin. I say, learn to deal with smells you dislike some other way. If your kid's bum is clean, it stops stinking and doesn't need perfumes slathered all over it.
Our other tools to combat diaper rash are using aquaphor at every change, plus using only simple and safe washes for the tub (love Jason and Burts' bees tea tree oil shampoos). The shampoos are a little expensive by the bottle, but we use so little at each washing that their ability to stop diaper rash is well worth it!
When things get really rough, our saving graces are triple paste and for the screaming red bum: a spray of Dermoplast calms the pain. Triple paste works as well as Desitin, but my husband couldn't stand the smell of the Desitin... now that stuff is smelly! For antifungal treatments, we used what we had on hand - Lotrimin (Clotrimazole) cream.
Our son is now potty training, and the 7th generation pull-ups are great for nighttime. I appreciate that there is no irritating advertising on the pull-ups either!
Product Review: Best wipes for your baby...
Summary: 5 Stars
These are great. They have the least amount of yucky stuff in them of all the wipes I have seen. Of course this makes them best for baby! Not really more expensive than "normal" wipes. And if you order a case from Amazon you get free shipping. What a deal! If you want to try them first, call your local health food store. They'll be more expensive there, but worth giving them a chance.Product Review: Best wipes on the market
Summary: 5 Stars
These work great alone or in a wipes warmer. I am on my second child using these wipes and have had no diaper rash with either child. I highly recommend these wipes to everyone.Product Review: Best wipes out there!
Summary: 5 Stars
I feel better about using these chlorine free wipes on my babies bum. I use them on my own sometimes. ;) I like that they don't have a strong smell and are pretty much scent free. I am trying my best to be better towards our enviroment and using these wipes help me do that.Product Review: Better for baby; a little more inconvenient for me
Summary: 4 Stars
After learning about the potential dangers of the chemicals in other baby wipes, I have switched to these. I feel much better using these (especially on my daughter's hands and face) but I have to say I miss the thickness and durability of the Huggies wipes I used to use. These are not as thick and don't wipe quite as well (especially on those #2 situations) so I usually need to use more wipes to get her clean. But I'm still a convert to Seventh Generation if it protects my children from potentially harmful chemicals.
By the way, I still use the Huggies containers to hold the wipes because I found the Seventh Generation containers to be a huge pain to pull wipes from.