Soap and water, though when we were out and about baby wipes were easiest.

I use the tap and soap same as with us to form the habit, I will then do with a wipe to ensure it’s clean.

usually just wet wipes if we’re out. Depends on what he’s been playing with if at home.

2 and under used wet wipes but over that we go to the bathroom and wash our hands with foam pump soap

we just do a little soap and warm water under the tap, never too young to learn!

We just use a warm wet cloth.

Encouraging hand washing is the best way to teach your child but for the demanding times a washer or wipe will work for you both!

Wash with a washer or if out then use a baby wipe.

The main thing is getting into a habit that will endure through childhood into adulthood. A quick and simple hand washing routine is the way to go.

I usually just put a little soap on a damp face washer and wipe her hands. I don’t think it’s necessary to go overboard. A few germs are good for the immune system.

A wet face washer or a wet wipe if we are out.

I use both but honestly I often forget to do either or I am being screamed at as apparently she’s going to starve to death in the 30secs it takes me to hand her something she’s decided she wants (under2)

When at home make it a habit to go wash our hands before we eat. When out and about wipes are great.

Just a washer

A damp cloth works well when out and about and washing hands when home.

Wipes are the go unless they are really grubby and sticky and they need a wash

i usually tell the older ones to go wash their hands(over 2 years old) the younger ones i just use a wipe to clean them. The if their hands are dirty they do the same afterwards.

we just use baby wipes.

I taught both kids early on to wash hands with soap
Get a fun liquid soap to encourage it.
My youngest one is now 19 months and she is doing a great job of washing her own hands all on her own