As any parent of an infant can attest, baby wipes are essential for cleaning bottoms, hands, and faces, even some unfortunate pieces of furniture. We simply can’t do without them and, in the UK alone, we use 11 billion wet wipes each year. They live in nurseries, kitchens, handbags, changing bags, bathrooms, and the bottom of pram baskets. They are the unsung heroes of life with a baby. Yes, I would because firstly I am shopping more and more at aldi and it makes more sense to buy all food, etc in one place and also the these are good for the money. I am happy with the performance of the wipes and think these are excellent value for money. The main downside of reusable wipes is that they need to be carefully and thoroughly washed. Many parents, despite all their best intentions, simply don’t have the time. Do baby wipes have an impact on the environment? Rebecca: The only thing I would change about this product is sometimes I have found it difficult to get the wipes out. I can either pull one and end up with loads , or I can't pull them and end up with a clump of them. It's hard when doing it one handed when holding the baby. I have used wipes in the past where they are designed for only one wipe to come out at a time. They are really nice and soft and come out one at the time (unlike some brands which make you take out multiple wipes a time!)

Finding the best baby wipes for your child's sensitive skin can be difficult. But, Mamia Sensitive Baby Wipes are fragrance-free and will keep your little one's face and hands clean while being gentle on their skin.It depends where I'm shopping that week due to discounts, type of food shop, etc. I use Tesco and Asdas and if on offer Pampers sensitive wipes. Alison: The only thing I would change would be to make the Mamia Sensitive Baby Wipes bio-degradable. With all of the concerns about waste these days, knowing that the wipes were not contributing to this problem would make you feel much more comfortable in using them. Other than that the wipes are fantastic and highly recommended. What the wipes contain - perfume, chemicals. I want to the wipes to be mostly water and I do like aloe vera as this helps heal the skin. It’s important to understand that there’s a certain amount of fiscal privilege required to live in a sustainable and environmentally friendly way. For the most part, these items cost more, potentially a lot more, and certainly when it comes to single-use wipes. That said, with an impending wet wipe ban and there now being so many biodegradable options on the market, some at very low price points, there isn’t really an excuse not to use them. As a result, you’ll find that all of the wipes included in our roundup are biodegradable.

We put wipes to the test with babies and kids of different ages, to see how well they fared. What we want from a wet wipe is something that is up to the task, so cleaning ability was important, as was robustness and flexibility – wet wipes that tear are a parent’s nemesis, after all. Lauren: The price and quality of them are something to shout about. At almost half the price of other wipes, I use for my son they are a bargain. I've found using cheaper wipes before they are usually really thin or dry but these are amazing I haven't had any of the issues mentioned. They definitely keep up with other brands. I cannot fault the wipes at all. Would you choose this product to win? Soft on baby’s delicate skin, thus, are great for super sensitive skin and that's a plus for newborn babies and those with sensitive skin. If you’re going the reusable route, will the washing process be something that is manageable for you? How we test baby wipes READ NEXT: The best running buggies to buy The best baby wipes to buy in 2023 1. Cheeky Wipes Premium All-in-One Kit: The best reusable baby wipesIn it are 25 wipes (you choose between cotton, organic cotton or bamboo); essential natural oil solution for both clean wipes and for dirty wipes; two storage boxes – one for fresh wipes and one for used, plus two storage bags for when you’re out. Lastly, there’s a cotton laundry bag for washing the dirty wipes in. Would you consider changing from your current brand of wipes to Aldi Mamia Extra Sensitive wipes and why? Yes if I can find them in my local store

Why do you buy extra sensitive wipes? I think it is important for the skin of my son specially using disposable nappies. Mama Bamboo is of the few brands on this roundup that’s Certified B. This means it’s meeting the highest ethical standards in production and materials, and we just love to see it. These wipes are made from super-soft bamboo fibre, which is not only sustainable, but also hypoallergenic and antimicrobial, meaning that, in theory, there shouldn’t be any irritation to delicate young skin. In our testing, we were impressed with how flexible and durable the wipe is, and how well it held moisture to lift even dried-on mess. How to choose the best baby wipes for you and your baby Should I buy disposable or reusable baby wipes? The price is important but only combined with quality. If they are cheap but bad quality then it isn’t value for money.I do have to shop on a budget so high end brands such as pampers are more of when on offer type buy. I try to get the best I can for the money without compromising on quality. Would you consider changing from your current brand of wipes to Aldi Mamia Extra Sensitive wipes and why? Yes as it is cheaper and it is water based. Mamia Extra Sensitive baby wipes are suitable for newborns, babies and children with extra delicate skin, they are also safe for babies who may be prone to Eczema. Formulated with 99.4% water they are as mild and gentle as cotton wool and water on baby's extra delicate skinThe extra soft cloth is perfect for all changing and cleansing occasions. Suitable for use from birth and dermatologically accredited by the Skin Health Alliance. How did this product make your life easier? Looking for super gentle baby wipes suitable for the most delicate of skin? Aldi Mamia Extra Sensitive wipes, made from 99.4 percent water and fragrance-free, could be the answer. Because my child has very sensitive skin and the wipes we currently use irritate him and turn him into a grumpy child after every nappy change.