Seven ingredients. We'll explain all seven.
99.6% ultra-purified water. The other six are on the pack, and we will tell you exactly what each one is doing there.
You read every label in this house. This one takes four seconds.
You shouldn't need a chemistry degree to read a baby wipe.
You are using it on her twelve times a day. On her face, her hands, her bottom. On the softest skin she will ever have. And the ingredient list on most packs is thirteen words long, and eleven of them are words you would have to look up.
Ours is seven, and 99.6% of it is water. We will explain all seven in words you already know — including the ones that are preservatives. Not because seven is a small number. Because you should never have to guess what is touching your baby.
See what we test for →✅ What's in it
- 💧Ultra-purified (EDI) water — 99.6% of the formula
- 💦Propylene glycol — helps skin hold onto moisture
- 🛡Methylparaben — preservative
- 🛡Benzalkonium chloride — preservative
- 🛡Phenoxyethanol — preservative
- 🌿Ethylhexylglycerin — conditions skin, helps the preservatives work
- 🥥Coconut oil — softens skin
🚫 What's never in it
- ❌Added fragrance
- ❌Dyes, alcohol or sulphates
- ❌Intentionally added PFAS
About the preservatives. Four of the seven are preservatives, and together they are less than two tenths of one percent of the wipe. A pack that is 99.6% water and lives in a warm diaper bag or a hot car has to have them, or it grows things. We would rather show you the exact number than hide the word.
*Our manufacturer certifies the formula is free of added fragrance and intentionally added PFAS. Independent third-party testing is in progress, and we will publish it here the day it is finished — whatever it says.
One wipe. Not five.
Diaper wipes. Hand-and-face wipes. Boogie wipes. Something for the highchair. Nobody sits down and decides to buy four different packs — they just accumulate, one bad afternoon at a time.
Once you can read the label in four seconds, you stop needing a different pack for every part of her. It is 7×8 inches, nearly double a standard wipe, with a smooth side for her face and a textured side for the tray.
Watch it do all of it
Her face, her hands, her bottom, the highchair, the car seat. One wipe, and a list you can read.
Small things that matter at 3 a.m.
None of this is clever. It is just what we needed and could not buy.
Smooth for her cheeks. Diamond-weave for the sweet potato welded to the highchair. You turn it over. That is the whole trick.
Because the other hand is holding a leg, a phone, or a toddler who has decided this is the moment to roll.
99.6% ultra-purified water. The other six are named on the pack in plain English, so you never have to look one up.
7×8 inches, nearly double a standard wipe. Diaper changes, faces, hands, highchairs, car seats. One thing to reorder.
One wipe, delivered before you run out.
Skip, swap or cancel by text. No phone call, no buried settings, no hunting at midnight.
Never run out. Never get locked in.
Save 15% on the 6 Pack and 20% on the Stockpile, every order. Skip, swap or cancel by text — no dark patterns, no buried settings, no phone call.
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Three moments in a day where one wipe is the difference between handled and hunting.
3 a.m. One hand on her ankles, one hand in the bag. This is not the moment to be reading an ingredient list in the dark.
Sweet potato on her chin, her fists, the tray and the strap. Same wipe for all four, including the one that goes near her mouth.
Parking lot, tailgate down, nothing but the pack in the door pocket. It has to be soft enough for her face and big enough for the seat.
It started at 3 a.m., with a phone screen.
Stefanie was up with the baby and she turned her phone around to show me what she had just been reading about the wipes we were using. We finished the change. Then we sat there in the dark, not panicking, just quietly aware that we did not actually know what we had been putting on her twelve times a day for months.
That is a bad feeling, and it is a completely avoidable one. So we set out to make a wipe with a label we could read out loud, that was still big enough and tough enough to be the only one in the bag, at a price that did not make us ration it. It took a year.
You do not have to figure out the wipe aisle.
You are about to be handed a lot of lists. Here is one line you can cross off now: a wipe whose ingredient list you can actually read, big enough for all of it, from the very first change. Start with the 6 Pack. If it earns its place, subscribe and save. Add Stork & Sun to your registry today.
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