Review on 👶 DYPER Bamboo Baby Wet Wipes: Unscented, Hypoallergenic, and Gentle for Newborn Skin - 4 Packs (320 Count) by Tyra Comeaux

Immediately after I broke the seal and pulled out one, the next napkin didn't jump out. I reached out and tried to pull, but grabbed three and pushed through. Returned two and found not even the next one showed up when I did. In addition, the napkins are often not completely separated and you pull out a chain as if from a magic scarf. Problem #1: If you can't easily pick up a napkin with one hand, then the manufacturer didn't take the consumer's needs into account when designing it. These wipes are almost not wet even after the first opening. They are also very thin, almost transparent. They leave my baby sticky and I use them more per shift on average than literally any other brand I've used. Problem #2: They're cheap, economical, and neither cost-effective nor high quality. After about the third diaper change, the plastic ring around the top of the bag came loose by simply tugging on a cloth. I suppose if the napkins kept popping out and weren't badly cut from one another this wouldn't have happened. Problem #3: No quality control, more swabs. I would only recommend this product if you prioritize the composting of your baby's wipes over the ease of changing your baby's diaper. And let's be realistic: Nobody composts their children's poop.