When our son was a baby, we used a great diaper wipe from a company called Tushies. \u00a0It had no detergent in it whatsoever, and the major cleansing ingredients were aloe and glycerine, which are also good for the skin. \u00a0We loved that we could understand every ingredient – no ten-syllable words you can only find in a chemical industry manual. \u00a0<\/p>\n
The wipe worked well. \u00a0But then the company changed the formula – it became just another one of those supposedly “natural” detergent wipes. \u00a0When we ran out of the old formula, we switched to a spray bottle with filtered water and Bounty paper towels for diaper changes. \u00a0If we tore the paper towels into individual pieces and stacked them next to the changing table, this turned out to be no more trouble than wipes. \u00a0It also worked extremely well. \u00a0After cleaning up with the water and paper towels, we patted the skin with a little cornstarch, and that was it. \u00a0We never had any diaper rash, not once. \u00a0So we stopped using the wipes and never looked back.<\/p>\n
But wipes come in handy for more than just diaper changes. \u00a0They are great for on-the-go clean ups. \u00a0Teachers at school even ask parents for donations of wipes along with other school supplies.<\/p>\n
I recently went to the store expecting to find nothing but detergent-soaked diaper wipes. \u00a0I was pleasantly surprised. \u00a0Tushies seems to once again be making a simple no-detergent diaper wipe under the Tushies name. \u00a0I tried TenderCare wipes (which I believe are also made by the Tushies company) – the product works well, is flushable, and best of all, has a short, simple, truly natural and safe ingredients list. \u00a0No detergents. \u00a0Not even any ingredients I had to scratch my head about and look up on the Internet to be sure.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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