Many parents hear “elimination communication” and immediately think: You have to do it perfectly. Always be attentive. Recognize every signal. Do it everywhere. Even at night. And ideally, stop using...

For many parents, elimination communication sounds radical at first glance. Like "no more diapers at all." Like stress. Like constant observation. Like a daily routine that has to function perfectly....

A wool elimination communication (EC) pant is a small garment with a big impact for many families. It helps you with EC without having to completely undress your baby every...

A split-crotch pant with a diaper might sound contradictory at first. If elimination communication (EC) is about letting babies excrete outside of a diaper, why would you even use a...

Many parents experience a particularly demanding phase in the first months of their baby's life: The baby cries a lot, pulls its legs up, seems tense, sleeps poorly, or hardly...

Many parents think of signals first when it comes to elimination communication. Meaning the question: How do I know when my baby needs to go? That's understandable. But especially in...

Many parents start with elimination communication (EC) or infant pottying full of curiosity, but also with many questions. Do I have to constantly watch my baby now? What if I...

In short: If your baby doesn't seem to signal at all, it doesn't mean that Elimination Communication (EC) or holding them over a potty won't work for you. Some babies...

Many parents eventually ask the same question when practicing elimination communication: Why were my baby's signals different before than they are now? Perhaps your newborn wiggled noticeably at first. Later,...