Toddler & Baby Dry Wipes, Premium 0-36 Months Tooth and Gum Wipes, Upgrade Tongue Cleaner for Infant & Newborn, 60 Count

I like the concept of a disposable finger cover. If it is a one-finger job, these are much quicker and easier to put on than a disposable glove.I like using these when applying clay facial masks as acne spot treatments. They prevent the clay from getting caught in my fingernail.These can be placed over a toothbrush and transform it into a ultra mini Swiffer-style duster to clean tight areas.However, I would not trust these for placing in my mouth or the mouth of an infant's.This is because these have the FDA's logo on the packaging. The FDA does not authorize use of its logo or name on any products. This product is made in China by a company headquartered in China. Therefore, the FDA has no jurisdiction whatsoever. The FDA does not inspect individual products. The FDA does not inspect facilities outside of the United States (and even for products made in domestic facilities inspected by the FDA, manufacturers are not authorized to use the FDA logo). There is no such thing as an FDA-approved item or anything along the lines of a "seal of approval" granted by the FDA. The use of its logo is fraudulent and misleading.These are *probably* safe, but if they are going to misrepresent the FDA on its label, I cannot put faith in anything claimed in the packaging. If they are going to fraudulently use the logo of a United States government agency, the manufacturer cannot be trusted. Is the material non-toxic? Is the packaging sterile?You are completely rolling the dice with this product, as the manufacturer clearly does not find mislabeling the product problematic.I would not place such a product in my own mouth, much less the mouth of an infant or child.

Great wipes for cleaning babies delicate tongues from milk stains. This is also a great idea for cleaning little baby teeth and gums. Very easy to use, open pack and insert index finger into finger area, then insert thumb to keep it tight on your finger as you clean. Very soft material, no fragrance or flavoring is added. Great for use for your own baby or great as a shower gift for someone else. These are in very small packages and easy to carry in pocket, purse or diaper bags!

There’s a pretty nice product that help clean the babies gums and help maintain the babies hygiene. These are dry wipes, and easy to use just slip your finger in and wipe. Simply toss when you’re done. I like that these are individually wrapped so you know every time we grab one you get a fresh one.

Trying to help my toddlers breath out a bit and clean her tongue I got these. I got the dry ones, but I think maybe I should've got the wet ones. Nonetheless I made them wet by adding a bit of water. They seem to be well made and are thick enough to not allow your finger to push through. It's nice that it covers your thumb and index finger to keep it on. My daughter definitely doesn't care to have it used, but it did mention that in the directions that the first few times your child will cry/ not like it. I'm gonna try one on myself to see how it feels, but I think I've been desensitized because I brush and scrape my tongue daily.

It's an inexpensive way to clean your baby's gums and tongue in a pinch. There's this weird warning on the back that says it can feel uncomfortable to a lot of people...I would recommend the manufacturer get rid of that as it makes it seem like you're about to embark on this weird, horrifying, disgusting thing but it's a pretty simple process. You can feel a little wetness through the cloth but it's really not that big of a deal. You are, after all, cleaning and massaging the gums so a little moisture is bound to happen.