These biodegradable, hypoallergenic wipes are excellent for babies with sensitive skin. The packaging is very compact and easy to carry around. They won silver for Best Baby Wipes in our 2023 Mother&Baby Awards.
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Mum & You 100% Biodegradable Wipes overview
Pros
• Plant-based
• Plastic-free
• Biodegradable
Cons
• Not easy to get hold of
• Could do with more wipes in a packet
Testing the Mum & You 100% Biodegradable Wipes
"I love these wipes," said mum Hannah. "I've been struggling for months since all the other brands have changed but thee the Mum & You 100% Biodegradable Wipes work for both my children and don't bring them out in rashes with their sensitive skin."
Tester Brogan agrees and found using the wipes a lot better than other similar competitors on the market. "We have previously used biodegradable wipes before and they always rip, but these are thick and are actually wet and aren’t bone dry like some wipes so you're not having to use a lot of them. I only use one maybe two wipes a nappy and that’s more than enough!"
Our parents were pleased that each wipe came out of the packet single, unlike other brands where they found you would pull multiple out and often ended up throwing them away.
As well as being gentle against delicate skin, the fact the wipes are biodegradable and eco-friendly was a huge plus point for all of our testers.
"These are definitely a great alternative to other wipes that contain plastic and are far better too, meaning your not having to put up with worse quality wipes to combat the fact plastic wipes are bad," said one mum. "These are more than efficient to do the job and maybe a lot better than most wipes on the market too."
Final thoughts
Our parent testers really felt that the quality really showed with the Mum & You 100% Biodegradable Wipes, plus the added bonus of being 100 per cent biodegradable.
They thought they felt thick and felt luxurious compared to others and found that they were moist enough for any job at hand.
One tester wanted to see them more readily available in supermarkets while another said: "I would perhaps increase the number of wipes in each packet as most other packets I use had around 60-64 wipes in each pack. It’s only a little thing, but these are things that parents look out for."