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Ban on wet wipes containing plastic unveiled to help UK’s rivers
(www.independent.co.uk)
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They are the only practical solution for changing a baby. If legislation is introduced that means they have to be biodegradable, it's a massive step in the right direction.
We used to use re-usable cloth wipes for a while with our first. They were OK but honestly wet wipes were so much more convenient, in that they seemed to do a better job of cleaning and also you don't have to faff about storing them and washing them etc.
We used cloth wipes for both of ours. It's possible if you have the motivation. Something like this to hold the wipes and keep them moist:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Storage-Dispenser-Holder-Toilet-Container/dp/B09VXTS3JK
Been using cotton wool pads so far but baby is tiny, so might not work forever...