WaterWipes
WaterWipes Biodegradable Baby Wipes - Reviews
4.7from 4820 reviews
100% plant based and biodegradable
Our original baby water wipe, with one major improvement. Suitable for sensitive, newborn and premature baby’s skin, they are now biodegradable. Nothing else has changed. They still contain only two ingredients, 99.9% water and a drop of fruit extract.
WaterWipes baby wet wipes remain purer than cotton wool and water, but are now better for the planet. We’ve also updated our packaging to reflect the new water wipes inside.
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- Water (Aqua) 99.9%
- Citrus Grandis (grapefruit) seed extract*
*Contains trace of Benzalkonium Chloride
Great product
Very good liked them alot better than the hospital provided ones for absorbing wees. And bum stains.
Great product to provide. Love that the wipes are water wipes and not just fragrance free wipes.
ive been really happy with waterwipes from the few times i have used them so far. they feel gentle, fresh, and simple, which i really appreciate during pregnancy when im more sensitive than usual. i like that they dont feel overly scented or harsh, and they will be easy to keep in my bag for a quick refresh during the day.
Great for trial and use in my baby nappy bag, slim and easy to carry as a new mum.
Lisa
NSW
June 25, 2026
Have been using them from my first born and still use them today.
Great for on the go!
Very good
Amazing product that is natural and organic safe for all types of babies.
I have been using these water wipes for a few years now so I was very happy to receive Some more. They are always easy to get out of the packet which is very important when youre dealing with a 3am nappy blow out. My children also have very sensitive skin and these wipes never cause any flares for discomfort.
Elizabeth
QLD, 3 kids in tow
June 23, 2026
Product looks good
They clean mess well
These water wipes were great especially for the early days after birth when baby poo was sticky. Helped prevent any major skin issues caused by poop. Was also good for just wiping baby down after a feed.
Looks great. Inspired me to get more of the same
Great wipes. I find some brands to be quite dry. These are great quality
Holly
NSW, 2 kids in tow
June 20, 2026
Great product! Easy to use on newborn
Good and does not irritate baby
Ive already used these! On my shopping list for more, was a bit under prepared forthe volume of nappies
Great!
{"type" : "text", "value" :"Prior to receiving the BaoBag, I was aware of WaterWipes but had never had the opportunity to try them myself. As expecting first-time parents, one of our biggest considerations is finding products that are gentle enough for a newborns sensitive skin while also being practical for everyday use.What impressed me most about WaterWipes was the simplicity of the ingredients and the fact that they are biodegradable. Many baby wipes contain a long list of ingredients that can be difficult for new parents to evaluate, whereas WaterWipes focus on minimal ingredients immediately gave us confidence. The wipes felt soft, strong and sufficiently moist without leaving a residue, which is something we often notice with other wipes.From a sustainability perspective, the biodegradable material is a significant advantage. As parents, we know we will be using a large number of wipes over the coming years, so having a more environmentally conscious option is appealing.One improvement I would suggest is making the packaging easier to reseal with one hand, as parents are often juggling a baby while trying to access wipes quickly. A more rigid opening mechanism may improve convenience during nappy changes.Overall, WaterWipes left a strong first impression and has become one of the products we are most likely to purchase when preparing for our babys arrival in January 2027."}
Ivy
NSW
June 16, 2026
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