Elimination communication is something that parents can use to teach baby to pee and poop on the potty. This is one way, one option. We did this with all 3 of our kids and loved it. We found it to be less work than traditional potty training and enjoyed this routine. It was a time to bond (and SUPER cute). We used fewer diapers (and saved money) and had to change fewer diapers!! By the time we wanted to stop using diapers, the kids were familiar with the potty and had a positive association with

Have you tried explaining elimination communication 💩 to someone and gotten stuck? 🤔 It can be tricky to describe in a short, concise way, 📌 especially when we’re talking to people who are used to popular Westernized 🚼 diapering! In this week’s episode, I’ve included a fun radio interview 📻 to give you a clear understanding of what EC is, in a tiny amount of time. ⌛ I also explain 10 things that EC is NOT. 🙅‍♀️ Tune in to get the low down! 👉👉 Check out the link 🔗 in our bio for full sho

What is elimination communication? Why should you care? How many diapers are thrown away each year? Learn about going "diaper-free" and what that really means. ************ To start Elimination Communication with your baby, see my links in bio on Instagram or visit http://godiaperfree.com/start and get my free one-page Easy Start Guide. It will get you off on the right foot! ************ You can also download my Observation Log on my bio IG or here - http://godiaperfree.com/observation-log/ ****

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It’s called #eliminationcommunication and it’s the 💩 Delayed toilet training is a social trend, ❌not❌ a medical necessity, and certainly not in the best interest of baby’s health or hygiene! 💡Just 60 years ago almost all US babies were completely toilet trained by 18 months of age. Today, the average age of toilet training completion is 36-38 months in the US (which means that we have 5 year olds still wearing diapers, folks 😵‍💫). So, what if you just started now instead of waiting until mai