Baby aged up to 6 months? Want to try new WaterWipes - "The world's purest baby wipe"? £300 to be won for feedback NOW CLOSED

[AnnMumsnet]

A new product in the UK for newborn babies, WaterWipes, have asked us to find 250 Mumsnetters with a baby aged up to 6 months old, to try their new wipes and to report back on MN how they get on! Selected testers will be sent a pack of 60 WaterWipes - worth £2.99 and asked to try them with their LO.

Here's what WaterWipes says: "Every time we change our baby's nappies, or use a wipe on their messy face or hands, we can be (without realising it) swabbing their sensitive, delicate, and highly absorbent skin with chemicals. Even when we reach for wipes labelled as "natural" or "sensitive", we do not realize how many ingredients and chemicals they actually contain, as we seldom scrutinise the ingredient list. WaterWipes contain only 2 ingredients: 99.9% Water and 0.1% grapefruit seed extract. Non-irritating to even the most sensitive of children’s or Mums’ skin, WaterWipes help prevent and alleviate nappy rash and other sensitive skin conditions. WaterWipes are the only baby wipe ever to be endorsed by Allergy UK."

More info on WaterWipes here waterwipes.com/

This product test is open to all UK Mumsnetters with a baby aged up to 6 months old.

In addition, if you work with children of this age and are able to take part in this test please apply!

Testers will be asked to leave feedback on a feedback thread on Mumsnet and to also complete a short survey about your views of WaterWipes.

If you would be interested in signing up – please add your details here and we will be in touch with selected testers soon.

All who take part and who add feedback as required will be entered into a prize draw where one tester will win a £300 voucher for the store of their choice.

Thanks and good luck!

MNHQ
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[YellowTangerine]

Would love to try these!

[RaaRaaTheLion]

Yes please. 5 month old DD with very sensitive skin!

[Pantone363]

Can I sign up if we already use them?!

[ShoeJunkie]

Signed up!

[velocityofbeans]

My 12 wk old dgd and I would love to try them.

[GoodToesBadToes]

Yes please!

[Teladi]

I don't qualify but those wipes are the bomb

[Caillou]

Shame that baby 2 isn't due for another month :( I have only heard good things about these wipes but never tried them, maybe next time

[TwoLittleBlooms]

Signed up.

[Ducky23]

Signed up, ds has the most sensitive skin and I'm yet to find a wipe that is ok for him

[GraysAnalogy]

I've already tried these but just want to say that these wipes are amazing.

[GraysAnalogy]

ducky these would be fab for your son, I have very sensitive skin as did DS and they didn't irritate at all

[houseofstark]

Yes please, I've added my details.

[MrsCurly]

Err just use water and cloths or cotton wool...!

[LittleBearPad]

I already use them.

[Cirsium]

Would love to try these. We use water and a cloth at home, but these would be handy when out and about.

[ChineseFireball]

Yes please. Currently subsidising the pampers empire due to sensitive skin. These sound great - and more convenient when out and about than cotton pads and water.

[eurochick]

What's new about them? We have been using these since last summer. They're a good product but I'm confused by the reference them being new.

[MusicAndBooks]

Signed up, they sound fab, much better for baby and the environment

[tellmemore1982]

Are these the water wipes I have been ordering from ocado for the last 3 years?

[Phineyj]

They are a great product but hardly new - I have been using them for over two years, mostly for DD but also on a variety of spills and grot at home and at work. I like the lack of smell and residue and they are much wetter than other wipes on the market. They ought to be easier to get in travel sizes though.

[Flippityflip]

Would love to try these,baby was prem so has sensitive skin and these sound good!

[Dollyemi]

Yes please, have struggled with "sensitive" wipes so have wanted to try these

[Shallishanti]

this is the same water that comes out of a tap right?

if they can't sell it to you in plastic bottles they'll sell it to you on disposable wipes

wake up people!