Wipes
Pigeon Aqua Baby Wipes 3x70s
Pigeon Hand & Mouth Wipes 2x60s
Anti Mosquito Wipes 1 x 12s
Wipes
Pigeon Baby Wipes have been designed to help protect baby’s skin from dryness, irritation and nappy rash. The full range of baby wipes includes anti bacterial wipes, anti mosquito wipes, hand and mouth baby wipes, and a range of natural and moisturising baby wipes.
See our guide on how to choose the best baby wipes.
Loved by Parents
Lulu
"Definitely a great drinking cup for daily use. It is compact, lightweight and easy to grip. The bright colours make it more appealing to the little one. I personally found it is easy to take apart and clean. So far we love it!"
Maddy
I bought it a month ago, seems to work fine. My babies skin is not red anymore. Feels good to use on my baby.
Bec G
"This bottle is great for my 9 month old. It’s light weight and he is able to independently drink from the bottle. The weighted straw makes it easy for him to drink from all angles."
Phil
"I’m a big fan of the liquid cleanser, so I thought I’d give this baby bottle spray a try. It works really well for quick cleans and wipe-downs. Just like the cleanser, it doesn’t leave any chemical smell, and you don’t have to spend ages wiping to make sure everything’s clean."
Love this teat!!!!
"I bought this tonight for my 5 mo after trying 5 other brands of bottles and at my wits end. The teat was exactly what I was looking for and he didn’t resist it being given as much as he would the others. Cannot wait to try more and hopefully transition!!! Thank you!"
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