Pampers ThickCare Touch of Chamomile Wipes Refill

This review is from: Pampers ThickCare Touch of Chamomile Wipes Refill, 7x Box 504 Count $13.72 for 702, $0.0196 each

Pampers Sensitive $5.99 for 272, $0.022 each

Family Dollar Brand $4.00 for 160, $0.025 each

Okay, so Mom's Club gives me free 2-day shipping. Sam's Club price is close, but the closest one is 50 miles from here, which means I spend $10 in gas going down there, and then it is $40 a year for the membership, which means since all I ever bought there was diapers and wipes (and my diapers are cheaper from Amazon, too) it made more sense economically to let that membership expire and let Amazon send these straight to my house.

Overall? These are quality, name brand wipes that work well, are well moisturized, feel good, smell good, and are cheaper than any bargain or store brand I have found. Add that to the money I save on Luvs Diapers here on Amazon ($24.50 for a huge box, 204 in the size 3), and I am a happy camper!

PRO'S

To-Go packaging is perfect for the diaper bag.

Long lasting To-Go packaging so you don't have to worry about running out.

Great price with subscribe and save.

The scented wipes smell nice.

CON'S

Wipes tear more easily than regular Pampers wipes.

First couple of wipes are hard to pull out of packaging.

The unscented wipes don't smell that great.

Overall I am pretty happy with these wipes. The truth is you can't beat the price for the product with the amazon mom and subscribe and save discount.

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These are great now that my son is older and we needed a wipe that's a little tougher. You use less for each diaper change and I love the "to-go" packaging. I have one in the diaper bag, changing table, and the car!

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I have been using these wipes for the past year and loved them. However, the shipment I received today now have a sticky piece that covers the opening to "reseal" the package instead of the yellow plastic lid like device that they previously used to reseal the package. I am not a fan of this new packaging.

Additionally, the last two packages of wipes I have received have not included the Gifts to Grow Points.

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Thease baby wipes are hard to get apart. There's extra soap on them so my son has had a diaper rash since we started using them. Picking them out of the plastic bag they come is is also difficult and time consming especially when your little one is trying to escape. I will not buy thease again. Also if you try to put them in your own baby wipe container, good luck trying to get them out unless you open the lid and use your nails to peel part of a wipe up then try to rip it apart and do this until you have enough but by then jr has ran away. And don't use them in a diaper wipe warmer, they burn up because they're drier then normal baby wipes with more soap. I will never use thease again.

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Imse Vimse Organic Cotton Terry Dribble Bibs - Shades of Pink

These worked great when my baby was 6 weeks old and starting to drool non-stop. They were the right size and effective in keeping her clothes dry. They were super cute and I liked that they didn't look garish in all our baby pics. However, by the time she was 3+ months, I had to use the green sprouts waterproof absorbent bibs.

My baby is teething and she soaks right through these. They are extremely small and should be used with newborns. not an infant a few months old. The only positive thing about these bibs are that they are organic cotton and atleast you know what your child is chewing on :/

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When baby hit 3 months she turned into a drool machine. Most of the bibs I had were those little cheapos that are made of some thin synthetic fabric that soaks through right away. I searched amazon for the best bibs for droolers and picked a few with decent reviews to try:

aden + anais 3 Pack Nibble Snap Bibs

Imse Vimse Organic Cotton Terry Dribble Bibs

Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Milk Feeding Bib

Baby is now 7 months and the drooling is gone, so we're not using bibs much at the moment. When I was using them, I liked the aden and anais best.

The Imse Vimse are very small which would have been fine for my purpose and they had the nicest colors to mefairly nuetral so they went with most outfits. They also fit nice and snug around the neck due to the tie. The bib cotton was thick and absorbent, but I rarely used them because the edging is made with some terrible rough fabric. If it's cotton, they must be breeding a new special type with the texture of... gosh, I'm trying to think of a fabric with such a terrible texture, but I don't know what it would be. Suffice it to say that it doesn't belong in the sensitive neck rolls of a little baby. So, these got very little use.

The Tommy Tippy are nice and probably well suited to keeping milk out of the neck rolls, but the bib itself is a thin synthetic material and not all that absorbant. So, they soak through too quickly to be of much use for a serious drooling problem. The bib size is perfect, not tiny like the Imse Vimse and not huge like Aden and Anais. I don't love the velcroyou have to be careful that it doesn't snag other things in the wash and if you don't line it up perfectly it can irritate baby's skin. The snaps on Aden and Anais are better.

Finally, my favorite ended up being the Aden and Anais which are designed for eating, not drooling. They are huge, more of a smock on a 3 month old, but this is perfect for an eating bib. At three months baby wasn't mobile yet, so being too large was no biggieif I need to resume use, it may interfere with her crawling as they hang past the waist. They were also a big big around the neck for little one but we didn't seem to have a big probelm with the drool running into her neck so this worked out ok. The reason I loved them is that they are so soft and so absorbant, they never soaked through with the drool and I could take the long bib and wipe her face with it. The Imse Vimse were too small for this and the Tommy Tippy not absorbant enough. Another possible advantage is the rather loud pattern does not show stains as much as the plainer bibs. I do wish they came in more color options, I don't love either choice, but on the whole I am happy and I know these will last forever, like the Aden and Anais blankets, they just get better with washing.

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These bibs are clearly for teething and not feeding, so the reviewer who complained of them for that reason should be discounted in my opinion. Feeding bibs are usually waterproof, larger and have pockets. These bibs are made for drooling/teething babies and they're perfect for that purpose. You don't want to take pictures of your baby drowning in the excess material of the larger bibs, so this is definitely what you're looking for when you have a younger baby who is dribbling constantly. They're absorbent enough to handle all the drool and even the occasional spit-up and since they're organic I feel really good about her wearing them all the time as well. I'm going to post pictures of my daughter looking just adorable in her matching outfit with one of these bibs.

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