Marquise's Eco Water Wipes are our go-to recommendation if you're after genuinely gentle, minimal-ingredient water wipes — made primarily with water rather than a long list of chemical ingredients, they're a popular choice for sensitive newborn skin. A compact Eco Travel Water Wipes pack makes it easy to keep a set in the nappy bag or car without carrying a full-size pack everywhere.
If you prefer a dry wipe you dampen yourself, Mininor's Dry Wipes (plus a matching travel bag) offer an alternative to pre-moistened wipes, popular with parents who want more control over what touches their baby's skin.
Beyond the wipes themselves, our range includes smart dispensers and travel cases from Skip Hop — designed to keep a pack sealed, portable, and easy to grab one-handed during a change, whether you're at home or out and about.
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FAQs
What's the difference between water wipes and regular baby wipes?
Water wipes, like Marquise's Eco Water Wipes, are made primarily from water with minimal additional ingredients, making them a gentler option for sensitive or newborn skin. Regular baby wipes often contain a broader mix of cleansing and moisturising ingredients.
Are eco wipes better for sensitive skin?
Eco and water-based wipes typically contain fewer synthetic ingredients and fragrances, which can make them a gentler choice for babies with sensitive skin or eczema, though every baby's skin reacts differently, so it's worth trialling a pack before committing.
What's the benefit of a wipes case or dispenser?
A dedicated wipes case (like those from Skip Hop) keeps wipes sealed and moist for longer, makes one-handed access easier during a change, and is more portable than carrying a full packet in a nappy bag.
Can I use dry wipes instead of pre-moistened ones?
Yes — dry wipes, like Mininor's range, are designed to be dampened with water before use, giving you more control over moisture level and what touches your baby's skin, which some parents prefer over pre-moistened options.
How many wipes does a newborn go through in a day?
This varies widely, but many newborns go through several wipes per nappy change, and with 8-10+ changes a day in the early weeks, it's worth keeping a well-stocked supply on hand rather than running low