EP43. Elimination Communication: Diaper-free Wisdom from our Community

In this episode, the focus is on elimination communication—a potty method that involves learning and responding to a baby's natural cues. Katelyn and Liv, members of our community, share their personal experiences and wisdom on practicing elimination communication with their children.  They discuss how the practice fosters a deep level of trust and presence between mother and child, the benefits of reducing diaper waste, and tips for other mothers interested in trying this method. Key takeaways include the importance of being present and patient, respecting the baby's natural instincts, and the environmental benefits of reducing diaper use. 00:00 Introduction to Elimination Communication 01:47 Katelyn's Journey with EC 03:26 Liv's Experience and Insights 06:55 Challenges and Realities of EC 12:54 Practical Tips and Techniques 16:10 Out and About with EC 29:24 Overcoming Potty Training Challenges 30:29 The Power of Letting Go 32:08 Building Trust Through Presence 34:05 Motherhood: Unique Challenges and Gifts 40:22 Top Tips for Elimination Communication 42:39 Nighttime Potty Training Experiences 50:44 Environmental Impact of Diapers 55:54 Final Thoughts on Motherhood and Responsibility CONNECT WITH SARAH.

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