Don't Fear The Mess With Pampers Baby Wipes

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Being a mam of three and having two young children only 14 months apart (I have a 2-year-old and 11-month-old) means that I am used to the mess that baby's and children can bring. My kids just seem to love getting messy. 

Baby wipes have been my saviour these last two years, I clean a lot of little bottoms having two little ones in nappies. But Baby wipes are not just great for nappy changes they get used for everything in this household, such as cleaning sticky hands and faces, cleaning messy highchairs - the list goes on as they have endless uses. And they are also rather brilliant at doing what they are meant to do and cleaning little bottoms. 

So when I was Invited by Pampers to try out Pampers sensitive baby wipes and do a little experiment with my children to find out how the PH levels of pampers wipes compare to plain old water and cotton wool I just knew I had to give it a try and find out for myself.  I was intrigued to see which was kindest to little one's skin.

 I was sent everything we needed to conduct our own little home experiment to see if cotton wool and water or Pampers baby wipes had the most natural PH balance.

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The Pampers sensitive wipes had a much more natural PH balance than the water and cotton wool, making the wipes kinder to little one's skin than water. I was a little surprised with this as each time I have had my children I have been told on the postnatal ward to use cotton wool and water to clean my newborn's skin. 

 

 Pampers wipes are dermatologically accredited by the skin health alliance which means that they are kind to little one's sensitive skin. And they are made with a unique soft grip texture which makes them thicker and super soft which provides gentle cleaning with less wiping. 

So if you have a little one or you are due a little one don't worry about the mess a child will bring as no matter what kind of mess they create just have a packet of Pampers wipes at the ready - trust me you will need them.