As a parent we can pretty much guarantee when our children are about to or doing a poo just by looking at their facial expression. Pampers have recently released a hilarious video that celebrates that pooface and it is so super cute!
We were sent the kit which included a cute rubber duck, pH paper, a bottle of Evian (good choice Pampers, my favourite!), cotton wool, a bowl and a pack of Pampers Sensitive Wipes. I was actually really interested by this test and it reminded me of my school science lessons. But most importantly I wanted to see how correct the advice I was given six years ago was, that cotton wool and water is better for your skin. Check out P2 and me testing the pH levels here:
For me having baby wipes to hand is part of our daily life. I take a packet out with me no matter where we are going and I’ve even been known to carry them when I’m child free. Obviously they serve the purpose during nappy changing but their jobs are endless really.
Dirty faces. Snotty noses. Sticky fingers. Are another obvious use of a baby wipe and the Pampers Sensitive means they are extra gentle on the skin and feel super soft to touch too. I’ve used baby wipes to clean surfaces, paint marks off the wall and even my computer screen or kitchen top when the time is limited.
I definitely think Pampers Sensitive wipes are far superior to the cheaper own supermarket brand. They are wetter, thicker and softer and are able to clear up mess with very little effort. Allowing me to not fear the mess but to embrace it that little more as I know that the flour mess from baking cakes or the leaky bottom changes are going to be very swiftly removed using wipes.
I’m working with BritMums and Pampers testing their wipes and featuring their new #PampersPooface video. I was provided wipes and have been compensated for my time. All editorial and opinions are my own. Visit
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