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Having a baby requires making approximately 47.5 million choices.
There is no shortage of opinions, advice, reviews, articles and general knowledge out in the world concerning having a baby, products to use and items to invest in.
At this point it feels as if I've read all of them but I know I have only skimmed the surface.
You should see my Google search history...
One thing that I know for certain is that we want to use items that are the healthiest, safest and best for our baby.
This starts with anything that will be touching the baby's skin including diapers and wipes.
While at Target recently, I was perusing the baby aisles (as I do often) and one of that days missions were baby wipes.
I'm telling you, every single thing needs researched...
In the wipes aisle, I stumbled upon WaterWipes and after a quick read of their label, I was very quickly sold.
WaterWipes only contain 2 ingredients! Um yes please.
They are made up of 99.9% pure Irish water and 0.1% grapefruit seed extract.
And because WaterWipes does not contain any chemicals, they provide a much safer option for our little babe and his bottom.
This all makes a mama extremely happy and confident in the choices we are making for our baby.
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2 comments:
Yay for no chemicals! I'm sure the amount of information available is overwhelming but sounds like you're doing the research and finding what works best for you guys!
This is misleading. Water is a chemical. Please don't support a company that feeds off fear and spreads misinformation.
As a chemical compound, a water molecule contains one oxygen and two hydrogen atoms that are connected by covalent bonds. Water is a liquid at standard ambient temperature and pressure, but it often co-exists on Earth with its solid state, ice; and gaseous state, steam (water vapor).
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