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How You Can REDUCE Your Baby's Use of Nappies with Elimination Communication.- Baby Pottying is Fun! -Discover the Secrets to Part Time Nappy-Free Confidence...
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Our baby girl would cry when she needed to poop. Now she
looks at me with a silly grin on her face because I'll put her on
the
potty and say "poop! poop!" and make farting noises with an
animated face. Both of us really enjoy ECing! Thank you Charndra for
your supportive and inspiring website. |
You will use less nappies in time as you discover how to easily fit some 'potty breaks' into your day!
To help you begin, I have a variety of resources built from my own experiences practicing EC with my two babies from birth. You can begin gradually, whenever the moment feels 'right' between you and your baby - follow their lead, or just dive on in, offer a potty break the next time they wake up!
You can join to receive my complimentary e-course that will help you to save on nappies as you discover the secrets to confidence in elimination communication - gradually!
Introducing the 7 Secrets to Developing Your Nappy-Free Confidence:Over 1200 members and growing daily.My popular guide includes lots of helpful tips, including:
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Elimination Communication is often described as an early start to
potty training or 'toilet training your baby' but it is really a gradual
and natural alternative way of caring for your baby's hygiene needs, and
guess what?EC isn't as difficult as the media makes out ... I can show you how to do it part time, how to use nappies casually... or rather, build your confidence so that is what naturally happens.
- they catch accidents between potty visits - BUT you'll be using nappies more as a tool, rather than as an essential item.
Practicing EC, or being "Part Time Nappy Free" means different things from one day to the next, one month to the next... requiring flexibility.
If you can be flexible, you can practice EC - the ancient art of Elimination Communication, often described as Natural Infant Hygiene or Infant Potty Training. All sorts of Mums are enjoying it with their babies:
I feel like I listen to him more..."The difference between struggling to hold my baby while changing his nappy and holding him nice and close while he sits on the potty is huge... I feel like I listen to him more and ask questions, expecting to get a response in a way I wouldn't really have expected before. I like that he is an active part of his eliminating in a positive way and not just lying there while I clean up the 'mess' he's made." Sunshine, mother of 3 children, ages 6, 3 (both conventionally toilet trained) and 9 months (practicing Elimination Communication from birth) |
I started EC when my baby was a newborn. It was a wonderfully empowering way to enhance our understanding of his needs and our bond blossomed - both mine and his Dad, too.
We felt as if we had this extra 'trick' to see what he needed if he cried or was uncomfortable - did he simply need a wee? The answer on many occasions was "yes" - he'd do a wee or poo and would SMILE at us in relief - then fall asleep nice and relaxed soon after.
Did he wear nappies? For sure he did - nearly full time at first (he had nappy free time daily on a mat) - yet we took him for 'wee breaks' regularly and at usual transitions in our activities - and he would go to the toilet every time.
Yes, his nappy was still wet a lot, and we would
change him quickly - yet soon we were using less nappies overall as all
the little 'pit stops' meant less nappies overall... and then
we started having nappy free time at home more and more often - without
messes. (Misses need not become messes.)
I am now practicing EC with my second newborn - he is three weeks old (as I write this) and already plenty of his poos are going down the sewer system, not into the rubbish bin. He quite clearly agitates for a potty stop - though we aren't using a potty as such yet - a baby potty and potty bowls instead.
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"It's been wonderful hearing the stories and getting reinforcement that this process is not an all or nothing!
Thanks for putting all of your information together
in a website. Your 7 secrets helped me to keep the right
mindset while we started our journey. And loved, loved,
loved the potty songs!! My daughter is 7 months old and
really getting into new songs, so she loves when I sing
them to her. Thank you for everything!"
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Discover how to have a few less pooey nappies to change - I'm sure you wouldn't mind that...![]() By becoming a member today you'll receive a free guide to the 7 Secrets that will show you how practicing Elimination Communication can reduce the number of nappies you use as you have FUN with your Baby. Click Here to Join My Free Guided Tour of Baby Pottying! Your Details Are Kept 100% Safe. |
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Part Time Nappy Free is a site dedicated to helping you to
reduce your reliance on full-time nappies. I'll help you to
develop your nappy-free confidence with my fun (and free!)
guided introduction to part-time elimination communication, the
7 Secrets. Re-discover this ancient and
alternative way of managing your baby's hygiene needs, while
using nappies as backup. (It's also addictive and a lot of fun!) |
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