Wotnot

Wotnot Baby Wipes - Reviews by Australian Parents

4.6from 116 reviews

Wotnot’s natural bulk baby wipes are a must-have at home, in the car, and in your nappy bag.

Designed by Aussie mums for delicate bums, Wotnot baby wipes are as kind to the earth as they are to baby’s sensitive skin.

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Containing no nasty toxins or fragrances, our wipes are made from 100% natural and biodegradable bamboo fibres. They can even be composted.

Our gentle, nourishing wipes are suitable for even the most sensitive skin including those who suffer from all kinds of skin conditions.

Make an eco-friendly choice today that protects family’s health tomorrow: shop bulk baby wipes in Australia and never be caught short with our no-mess, no-fuss cleaning solution - whatever life throws your way.

Super soft and strong, you’ll get the most out of each oversized wipe, reducing waste and providing better value.

Proudly trusted, used and recommended by hospitals, midwives, and naturopaths.

Laura NSW, 2 kids in tow

February 13, 2024

I already use this brand, Im a subscriber so they automatically get delivered every 4 months, so I never have to worry about running out. I love the size of the wipe, most times I can do a poo nappy change with only 1 or 2 wipes, plus they are biodegradable and can be used on sensitive skin

Paige VIC, 1 kid in tow

February 11, 2024

Love these wipes and will continue to use, however they are a higher price point

Ashlyn QLD, None kids in tow

February 11, 2024

I love these! They are so convenient even pre baby. I was shocked as to how much moisture they carried.

Stacey QLD, 1 kid in tow

February 10, 2024

It was helpful trying different wipes to see what brand worked best with our baby.

These wipes seem nice and soft with would be nice on banys bum

Chelsea QLD, None kids in tow February 9, 2024

Michelle QLD, 1 kid in tow

February 8, 2024

These look great especially for sensitive skin I look forward to trialling them

Hayley VIC, None kids in tow

February 8, 2024

Very strong and moist

Wesley QLD, 1 kid in tow

February 7, 2024

Really great quality wipe that gets the job done. Very reliable.

elliot VIC, 2 kids in tow

February 6, 2024

Love these wipes. No reaction from my children and they are wet enough, but not too wet

I already purchase these wipes I think they are great very soft and just enough moisture to wipe but not leave to much residue to cause nappy rash

Baileigh QLD, 1 kid in tow February 6, 2024

Jamie-lee VIC, None kids in tow

February 4, 2024

I have used these on my sensitive skin and they feel great

Maria QLD, None kids in tow

February 4, 2024

Love the natural products for sensitive new baby, as well as for adult me - the less chemicals on my skin the better!

Louise NSW, 1 kid in tow

February 4, 2024

Love these especially as they are biodegradable

Adriana QLD, 2 kids in tow

February 3, 2024

Ive previously used these wipes and would use them again!

Found these didnt irritate my son with eczema

Kalila VIC, 1 kid in tow February 3, 2024

Emily VIC, 1 kid in tow

February 3, 2024

Wipes felt very good, not too wet but wipes well

Emma VIC, None kids in tow

February 2, 2024

My sister in law used this brand for her little one and loves them so I already knew about them. I am excited to use them for my own baby. They are super gentle and moist which I like.

Andrew QLD, None kids in tow

February 2, 2024

Havent used yet, but glad there is a biodegradable option for baby wipes

Bridget ACT, 1 kid in tow

February 1, 2024

I really like the Wot Not baby wipes. They are strong and thick and they are so much better for the environment than other brands. You can also purchase them affordable in bulk.

Dont rip when using smell is good, moist enough to get everything

Morgan NSW, 2 kids in tow January 31, 2024

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