Baby Wipes Aloe | 98% Water, Hypoallergenic & Natural for Sensitive Skin | Unscented, Plant-Based, Fragrance-Free | Plastic-Free & Compostable | Newborn & Toddler Wipes | 672 Count (12 Packs)

Love these, have used them for quite a few weeks now. I didn't realise they were lightly scented as usually buy the non scented and ordered by mistake! Have not noticed any difference on my 4month old baby girls skin so all good!

this is better than Water Wipes which we used to use, baby's skin feels cleaner and softer. also love the way the wipes would pull out one by one, not jointed together like Johnson's or have to stick your finger in to fish it out like Water Wipes, so handy!

We buy these because they have no parabens etc. The lightly scented version is recommended (parents will know what I'm talking about).

slightly on the expensive range, but very good (you just need one per pee nappy change if you fold it several times)nice scent and biodegradable!! I now use jackson reece which hold more on the pack and also biodegradable, plus made in the uk so less carbon footprint. just make sure you are using biodegradable bags (if any at all) when disposing of the nappies. naty nappies are very good and also biodegradable. they hold lots and barely any leakage (sometimes poo but rarely -babes is already on solids)

I think the time has come one shouldn’t ignore the amount of waste we are producing on daily basis. You just have to go bio-degradable. I know it costs more than your supermarket brand, but they cost the Earth a lot more, it will cost your children more in years to come to deal with the amount of waste we have produced. Perhaps you should give up the wipes full stop, I don’t know, but definitely not the standard ones. As to product itself- it is actually not that bad- decent size pack, moist wipes, soft. The odour is not that great, but quite reasonable. I have also used them to remove makeup. Somehow I find these stinging less than some other brands. Overall I have to give it 5stars. I just hope it is not a gimmick.

These have a very nice scent, very delicate. they are also strong and thicker than average. The only thing that isn't clear is if they are biodegradable. It says that they should be disposed of in household waste and that isn't very clear either. If they are biodegradable, I would give them 5 stars and am disappointed it isn't clear as the whole point of getting them was in the expectation they would be. Perhaps they are.

I have purchased these before my baby was born as they are ecological. Since my baby was born, I have purchased the majority of the wipes in the market to test the (Johnsons; Johnsons newborn range; Huggies; Waterwipes; Pampers; etc) and only Uriage compared to these. Considering that these are cheaper, I am convinced and I will only buy these from now on as they do not break, they are not dripping wet and they have a nice size

Our son has sensitive skin and is prone to nappy rash, the community health team said that products from the leading brands range could be exascerbating the issue so we decided to make a change. There are quite a few different wipes available and we decided to go with Naty as they are both gentle on our sons skin (he’s had no problems since) and they are also more eco friendly than many other brands.