Mom recommends: Moony Japan's top-grade wet wipes are super easy to use

Products for babies are not the most expensive, but they must be the best, and wet wipes are no exception. Baby's skin is delicate, and the type of wet wipes you choose to wipe your baby's skin directly affects the baby's health. Today, the editor will introduce to you the Moony Japanese top-grade wet wipes recommended by mothers~

Moony Satisfied Baby Japan Premium Edition Wet Wipes (Thick Type)

Ding ding ding~ Ring the bell! Please note that it is: Made in Japan!!! It’s not that I don’t like domestic products, but the conscience of domestic businessmen who have disappointed me one after another has made me no longer as confident in MIT as before (although there are also unscrupulous businessmen in Japan, I feel that the proportion is lower...) Okay, back to the topic~ I originally thought that the general quality of wet wipes should be quite up to standard, and it seems that there is no need for special recommendations~ But I happened to see a news article these two days, which found that many types of wet wipes on the market contain preservatives, which will seriously affect hormone levels and damage the reproductive ability of male animals. At the least, it will also cause damage to the delicate skin of babies, so I’d better recommend the wet wipe brand that I currently selected for Shasha!

Moony wet wipes user experience

The most satisfying thing about this wet wipe is undoubtedly its thick feel! My habit with Shasha is that whenever there is poop, I will definitely take it to wash it directly. I will mostly use wet wipes to absorb water under the faucet while patting the little butt covered with poop to clean it~ Moony wet wipes are so dense and easy to use after being soaked in water! It is the kind of feeling that you will feel that you get what you pay for~ No wonder it has the Chinese label that says "like the touch of cashmere"!

The paper towel itself is a combination of three layers, the material is very soft and cottony, and the thicker texture is less likely to make your hands less likely to get stained with feces due to penetration~

Another reason I like it is that the size and thickness of the package itself is smaller than that of ordinary wet wipes, because it has 60 sheets per pack. A mother's bag already has to hold a lot of things, and for some things you would like it to be as small as possible, even if it's just a little bit smaller.

In terms of safety, it is worth commending that it has a very clear label of all ingredients! It is also claimed to be alcohol-free, fragrance-free, preservative-free (Paraben), and made with 99% pure water. Another little thoughtful thing is that just like tissue paper, there will be a blue line reminder when there are five sheets left.

I bought it when Carrefour was on sale. A combination of three packs was on sale for only $99, an average of $0.55 per piece, which was a super deal. You can check to see if the discount is still available!

Precautions for using baby wet wipes

In addition, here are some precautions for using wet wipes for your reference: