Morrisons Baby Wipes

When my baby was newborn I was very good and only ever used cotton wool and water for each nappy change, this is not sufficient for an eight month old, no matter what the Health Visitors say, so I now use baby wipes. They are all the same aren't they? Baby wipes, I mean. Well, most of you that have read other reviews of mine will know that I usually do my shopping on-line at Tesco.com, but the other day I popped into Morrisons to top-up on fresh food and forgotten items, one of these being baby wipes. Now, I normally go for Pampers or Huggies, depending on which one happens to have a special ... more

Morrison's Baby Wipes are one of many "store brand" wipes we have tried over the years. Prior to purchasing these we have been largely disappointed. They often turn out to be flimsy, dry and non-absorbent compared to their "branded" competitors so it was with a little cynicism and trepidation that we tried the Morrison's brand. After all how many times do I have to put my fingers through a wipe into poo before I spend the extra few quid on Johnson's or Huggies? Morrison's Baby Wipes come in a disposable rectangular pack of eighty for £1.89, which is cheaper than big name brands such as ... more

Whenever the grandchildren come and stay I work my way through many packets of wipes as they are forever needing sticky fingers wiping! I have become fed up of spending over £2 for a packet of Johnson's and Huggies and have been starting to shop around trying to find cheaper ones. Now the grandchildren are here for Christmas I have just bought these Morrison's wipes and I am very pleased with them so far. The wipes What is nice about these wipes is that they come in a packet with a plastic lid which is easy to reseal unlike other baby wipes which don't have a plastic lid. It is easy to open ... more

As a parent of a three year I am sure that all parents can sympathise with the fact that baby wipes are an essential, yes a necessity for being a parent. I always seem to have endless packs on the go - wipes in my bag, the pushchair, the car, each bathroom and then a few packs lying around for those just in case moments. Due to this I find that baby wipes can be an expensive necessity. I wanted to find a brand that provided the right balance between quality and price. My son has excema, so I really didn't want to use scented baby wipes if I could avoid it. We have been doing our shopping at ... more

Despite being childless, there is usually a packet of baby wipes in my shopping trolley every couple of weeks. Why? For my face of course! I use baby wipes to take off make up, or just to clean my face at the end of the day. I have been known to use them to give myself a quick freshen up if I am just nipping out early, to save time by skipping a shower until I get home again. I generally buy own brands, and decided to give these a go when I saw they were only 18p. They come in a rather sunny and cheerful bright yellow packet, with the usual small opening and resealable sticky tab (which is ... more