Jackson Reece, Kinder by Nature Water-Based Wipes - 12 Pack (Suitable for Sensitive & Eczema Prone Skin + 99% Water, 100% Biodegradable & Compostable, 100% Recyclable + Vegan)

These wipes are better than any wipe on the market. Wet wipes do not compare. They are also completely natural and less harsh on the skin and smell great!! Honestly will not buy another brand ever again. Amazing!

We love these wipes. Not only are they really soft and very moist but they are so eco friendly. I love that they are biodegradable and can go in your compost bin. Would definitely recommend.

We are now on our second bulk lot of this wipe and like them for a few reasons. 1. Made in the UK 2.Biodegradable 3. Contains aloe 4. Price isn't bad. 5. Good moisture content. The only negative and the reason why I gave 4 and not 5 stars is due to the wipes sticking together making it very difficult to extract a wipe with one hand while the other is occupied with holding the baby up. We now extract the wipes before we start but there are always times when you need just 1 more and then have to try to wip it out of the pack quickly to unstick it from the others. This rarely works and normally results in us getting 3 or 4 wipes stuck together.

Have been using these since my son was born 11 weeks ago and have re purchased when we ran low. They are moist enough to clean without being too abrasive on his skin and have had no issues using them at all. The only issue is sometimes they get stuck when trying the pull one out of the packet when changing which can be tricky if you only have 1 hand free but that's not going to stop me buying them or writing a bad review 😊

Don't buy these! Product arrived and the box was wet! I thought something had been spilt on the box. As I opened the box I realised the wet had come from the wipes as they were ALL open!! All of the seals on the wipe packets had come off! The design has been changed and there is no overlap for the seal flap to actually seal the packet once opened. The bit that you open is just perforated and completely comes out. It's a ridiculous design. I have had to use sellotape to seal all the packets so they don't dry out! Absolutely ridiculous. It's such a shame as I really like the product and the wipes themselves are good but only when wet!! They have obviously tried to cut corners to save money but in the process ruined their product!!

These wipes do the job and we're really impressed that Jackson Reece has created a compostable wipe. The downsides however, are that they are very very dry and packaged wrong as when you pull the wipes out they get stuck and you have to dig your fingers in an you end up having to pull out a huge clump.

These wipes are better than Waterwipes that I was using due to the hospital using them. They are plastic free but still durable. The packaging can be recycled too which is nice. One box lasts me a month and are used from wiping up at mealtimes to nappy changes. Get a box for all my friends when they have babies and they love them too

I've tried a bunch of the wipes that claim to be biodegradable, natural, organic, vegan etc etc and I have to say that these are my favourite! Particularly when they're on offer at £15-£16 for a box of 12 packs. I've had 5 bulk boxes now and never had any problems with the packaging. Sure they stick together occasionally, so do all of them, but these no more than others. They really are kind on babys bottom and face etc and have no real smell at all. They're damp enough and don't dry out. I love that they're vegan and biodegradable, our planet needs more of this due to the crisis coming up if we don't act now! Overall.. I wouldn't use another brand ever again!

These are soft to the touch, work extremely well and don’t have an over powering smell. They are great for many different uses, a quick wipe for the hands and face.. diaper changes.. etc. While they aren’t textured or “thick” like other brands that I’ve tried, they work just as well. They are much thinner but no less absorbent. The down side (not enough of a down side imo) They do stretch though. So if you’re pulling one out and it gets stuck.. the wipe can stretch and sometimes rip if it gets stuck on the diaper. So just be mindful of that. The plastic bit that covers the hole the wipes come out of is too flimsy and comes off easily as well. Easily in the case of leaving the bag in the diaper bag and it gets caught easily. Again. Just something to be mindful of. I keep them now in a big plastic bag of their own. Again. Not enough of a down side too outweigh the fact that they are truly clean and non toxic for my baby at an affordable price. Especially on subscription.

Favourite wipes. Difficult to find though

These are one of the cleanest wipe options that we’ve found and we love them! The only downside is that they’re a little thin and stick together when you pull them out. We still use them to avoid any unnecessary toxins! They work great, are very moist, and super soft for little bums. I would highly recommend these if you’re looking for a cleaner option for your little one that works great!

We’re always looking for the best natural wipes free of chemicals, these are perfect. Only complaint is they’re more on the expensive side and hard to find

Review: I’ve tried several natural baby wipe brands, but Jackson Reece Kinder by Nature wipes have stood out as a favorite. They’re incredibly soft and gentle on my baby’s sensitive skin—no redness, irritation, or rashes even with frequent diaper changes. What I love most is that these wipes are made from plant-based, biodegradable materials and don’t contain harsh chemicals, parabens, or perfumes. They have a clean, barely-there scent and feel refreshing to use. The wipes are thick and strong enough to handle messes without tearing, yet moist enough to clean thoroughly without needing to use a ton. The packaging also reseals well, so they don’t dry out between uses. As a parent trying to go greener without sacrificing quality, these are an absolute win. They’re a bit more expensive than mainstream brands, but the quality and peace of mind are worth it. Bottom line: If you’re looking for a safe, eco-conscious baby wipe that’s actually effective, I highly recommend giving these a try.