Pampers Sensitive Baby Wipes Refills, Case Pack, Four - 210 Count Resealable Packages, 840 Total Wipes
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Customer Reviews of Pampers Sensitive Baby Wipes Refills, Case Pack, Four - 210 Count Resealable Packages, 840 Total Wipes
Customer Review: Beware reformulated product
Summary: 1 Stars
Pampers has recently changed this product - from "Pampers Sensitive" in the green tubs (or plastic wrap) to "Pampers Sensitive Wipes." The new product contains some of the same additives in regular wipes that can cause skin irritation. For us, what caused a problem was the change to include citric acid. As far as I can tell, you now can't find a Pampers wipe that doesn't contain citric acid, which causes our kiddo's skin to turn bright red (which is quite painful). We switched to a Huggies senstive wipe which doesn't have citric acid. It's not as good as the old Pampers Sensitive, which we hope the company will choose to reintroduce.
So, if your kid suddenly starts reacting badly to wipes, it's worth checking the package to see if something has changed. In this instance, Pampers has made the produce much less 'sensitve.'
Customer Review: sensitive wipes
Summary: 5 Stars
I have 3 children and found these wipes nearly 4 years ago when my oldest was born. Every wipe tore her bottom up, until we found these! When my twins were born 2 years ago we tried other brands to try to save money but had the same problem their bottom would turn red and be very sore! The new changes to the wipes has not had an effect on my kid's and after speaking to the company and reading the package found that nothing has changed with the wipes - just the packaging. I have found that depending where you buy the wipes depends on what the packaging looks like. If it has been on the shelf for a long time it does look different and may not be the same. I can't rave enough about these wipes. Anyone who has a child with sensitive skin needs to try it!Customer Review: Not good for my Breastfed Baby
Summary: 3 Stars
I really like the texture of the wipes and hope to be able to use them in the future. However, my breastfed baby gets his diaper changed a lot and these wipes turned his little bum red, red, red! I have to disagree with their claim that the wipes "are gentler than a washcloth and water." A washcloth and water is exactly what I use instead of wipes and my baby's bum is as perfect as the day he was born! When he was 2 1/2 months old I tried to use them again with the same results and went back to water and washcloth. I'll try again when he is on solid food and doesn't have as many dirty diapers. I do use them when we're out and about and that seems to be ok but I definitely can't use them regularaly.Customer Review: Great for newborns
Summary: 5 Stars
So when you bring your little bitty precious bundle home, they'll tell you to only clean his/her bottom with a warm, wet washcloth for the first few weeks because they're sensitive little bottoms. It's a nice sentiment and one I completely intended to follow... until I got home. As nice at it may be, it's completely impractical when you're doing 10 changes a day. This product is the next best thing. No, it's the best thing. The cloths are extremely gentle, very thick and softer than many cotton washcloths. I guess all moms know this because the store shelves are frequently bare/low. It only took one sample pack to convince me.Customer Review: What happened to these great wipes?
Summary: 2 Stars
Our newborn's skin turned bright red whenever we used baby wipes on him, until we found Pampers Sensitive Wipes. We used them for 7 months and were thrilled with their softness, their moistness, and their lack of irritation. BUT....last month Pampers seemed to have changed their product. We now find them thicker, rougher, and they irritate our baby's bottom like all the other wipes. Did Pampers change the chemical formula? Did they change the wipes themselves? What a shame. These 5-star wipes have become 2-star ones in my opinion. I hope they will return to the old formula which was a super product.