Elimination communication
Developing an Infant Potty Practice
27/09/07 23:02 Filed in: Workshops
Developing
an Infant Potty Practice
Half the world does it: find
out why, when and how.
Better for baby; better for the
environment. It may
sound far out, but before
disposable diapers, parents
recognized their baby's
cues for when they need to go.
Plus, you and your baby
can move out of diapers before
they become a busy and
independent toddler!
EC is practiced in many parts of
the world and is
known also as Elimination
Communication, Natural
Infant Hygiene, and Infant
Potty Training. The process
involves observing one's
baby's signs and signals,
providing cue sounds and
elimination-place
associations, and can be done with
or without the use
of diapers. EC builds on the
premise that babies are
aware of their elimination
needs from birth and
communicate about those needs
through various vocal
and bodily signals. EC can
be practiced full-time or
part-time, by stay-at-home
or working parents.
2 hours $40 per person/couple
Taught by Haya Brant
Taught by Haya Brant