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I bought a package of really cheap baby washcloths (it was like $6 for 10 washcloths). I use one for a couple of days and then toss it in the laundry.

ETA: these are separate from our kitchen washcloths and are only used for cleaning up DD after meals.

My daughter is still ilunder 2, so we use a wet wash-cloth to wipe her down. Sometimes I'll use wipes or paper towels of the mess is really bad or we don't have clean towels, but I feel like I get a better clean with the wash cloth. We have a big stash, and tend to use 1-2 per day, as needed. I don't like to spread germs either!

We keep 2 small wooden boxes full of those thin baby wash cloths in our living and dining rooms. We use those for wiping his face and hands after meals. They were also really useful to have on hand during the spit-up days. Just wet them in the sink and wipe him down. They get tossed in with regular laundry after a single use, so no fear of germs growing on them.

I use a wet washcloth, but a new one each meal. I can use one and it does her hands, face and highchair tray.

Now i just need a better presoaking system to get them cleaner!

Wet paper towel usually.

We have 10 washcloths from Amazon. They go right into the laundry bin after each meal. I do laundry enough that 3 days worth is great. If she's not to messy I just use her bib.

I heft my son to the sink, wash up his hands and face, then towel him off with a clean kitchen towel. He's 16 months.

Baby wipes, I use baby wipes for everything. Way too much

DS is almost 3 and he's been going to the sink to wash his hands and face for almost a year now. DD just turned one and now we just bring her to the sink and wash her face and hands with water too. We used to use a wash cloth on her but she hated it and it never fully cleaned her hands/face.

@Aandmklover: Yep us too

Around back to school time, I bought a 10 pack of microfiber washcloths, so we use those for a day and throw them in the wash.