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THIS IS NOT POTTY TRAINING.
Elimination Communication (EC) is a gentle way to help your baby recognize the feeling of going to the bathroom and put language to it - years before traditional potty training.
You can start with a baby just a few months old. Some families even start at birth but before walking age is ideal.
My 3 phase systems helps you learn your baby's natural cues and timing and offer the potty along the way. Gradually, your baby learns to recognize the feeling of needing to go and communicates it to you.
Think of it as the opposite of potty training.
You're not teaching a toddler a new skill all at once. You're building familiarity from the beginning, slowly, gently, and without pressure.
And yes, you can still use diapers.
• Less diaper and wipe waste
• Save money
• Deeper communication with baby
• No changing table fights
• No potty training battle later
Old-world wisdom for the modern parent.
EC doesn't have to be all-or-nothing. You can do it at home, on the go, with daycare, and around a busy schedule.
A practical, step-by-step detailed (23 page) guide covering how to start, what to look for, when to offer the potty, how to find your baby's timing, and what to do when things don't go as planned.
Plus a one-page Quick Reference Guide for easy answers when you need them.
THIS IS NOT POTTY TRAINING.
Elimination Communication (EC) is a gentle way to help your baby recognize the feeling of going to the bathroom and put language to it - years before traditional potty training.
You can start with a baby just a few months old. Some families even start at birth but before walking age is ideal.
My 3 phase systems helps you learn your baby's natural cues and timing and offer the potty along the way. Gradually, your baby learns to recognize the feeling of needing to go and communicates it to you.
Think of it as the opposite of potty training.
You're not teaching a toddler a new skill all at once. You're building familiarity from the beginning, slowly, gently, and without pressure.
And yes, you can still use diapers.
• Less diaper and wipe waste
• Save money
• Deeper communication with baby
• No changing table fights
• No potty training battle later
Old-world wisdom for the modern parent.
EC doesn't have to be all-or-nothing. You can do it at home, on the go, with daycare, and around a busy schedule.
A practical, step-by-step detailed (23 page) guide covering how to start, what to look for, when to offer the potty, how to find your baby's timing, and what to do when things don't go as planned.
Plus a one-page Quick Reference Guide for easy answers when you need them.