Baby Wipes

If your baby has sensitive skin, you can rest assured that there are a range of wipes to choose from so you can find the best option for your baby.

Some brands even claim their wipes are milder than a washcloth and water - just look out for fragrance-free wipes that are mild enough to be used on sensitive skin.

Wipes are wet, but they’re not wet enough to be considered a liquid.

So you’re safe to put wipes - whether it be baby wipes, disinfecting wipes, makeup wipes or just wet wipes - into your hand luggage, without needing to use well-needed space in your liquid bag.

With the amount of baby washes out there, it can be tricky to decide which one is right for your baby’s delicate skin.

There are some ingredients that you need to avoid, like fragrances, sulphates, preservatives and alcohol.

 Why not try Aveeno Baby Hair and Body Wash? It’s gentle, meaning it can be used on skin that’s eczema-prone and newborn skin.

No, wipes cannot be recycled.

This includes all wet wipes, from kitchen and bathroom wipes to baby wipes and toilet tissue wipes.

They’re not flushable, either, and should always be placed in your rubbish bin when you’re ready to dispose of them.