In short: Even with newborns and young babies, parents can observe changes related to peeing and pooping. These can include sudden fidgeting or becoming still, altered body tension, unlatching during...

In short: Between 4 and 6 months, familiar elimination signals in babies can change. Some babies become restless or turn away, while others briefly interrupt drinking or playing, become noticeably...

In short: Between 7 and 12 months, your baby's elimination signals can change significantly. Some babies pause briefly while playing, make eye contact, touch their diaper, or become restless in...

In a nutshell: Between 12 and 16 months, some children's elimination signals may appear more communicative. Your child might come to you, pause in the middle of playing, reach for...

In a nutshell: From around 16 months, some children may use more noticeable gestures, movements, sounds, or first words related to elimination. They might go to a corner, pull at...

You want to try elimination communication with your baby and are wondering how it works? Then you've come to the right place. With elimination communication – also called "Windelfrei" in...

Why is Elimination Communication (EC) useful? In short: EC can be beneficial because you consciously support your baby in elimination. You learn their signals and rhythms, offer them an alternative...

Are you expecting your first child and have been considering giving up conventional disposable diapers? Now you've come across terms like "elimination communication" or "baby pottying." Perhaps you haven't fully...

Every parent can practice diaper-free with their baby. You don't need a superpower, a special talent, or any other prerequisites to try out diaper-free – just the willingness to do...