Transforming The Toddler Years- Parents and Educators Raising Calm, Connected, Capable Kids
Oct 15, 2026 · 38 min · 12 segments
**Could elimination communication help your baby ditch diapers earlier, strengthen your bond, and make potty learning easier?** In this episode of *Transforming the Toddler Years*, I welcome Andrea…
is a larger cultural conversation, right, that demands on parents time, the being outside of the house more than you're inside the house, and kind of the nuclear family being that really bonded unit without the support of your extended family, those grandmas, grandpas, aunts, uncles, who sometimes lived with you, sometimes lived on the same floor, The space is you.
I'd really love to do this from day one or or, you know, day 90, because those first three months are really tough on parents to begin with.
But they say to themselves, am I going to be able to with the world I live in and the.
commitments that I have? Am I just, is my only job going to be watching my child, following my child, looking for signs and oh, time to go? Right, right.
But it makes it so that we're not just relying on coaxing them into going into their diaper, which is what we do when we shush and rock a baby who's fussy.
So when we start to pick up on the cues and especially with the poop signs, babies are poop trained almost immediately upon birth.
Like I know it more than, more than most people probably like every single baby.
But what I've found, I've done EC with all of them and doing it with them from day one, even when I was a brand new mom, was so it like relieved so many burdens off of me.
I didn't have to change any blowout poop diapers, which was I don't even know how that is.
is a larger cultural conversation, right, that demands on parents time, the being outside of the house more than you're inside the house, and kind of the nuclear family being that really bonded unit without the support of your extended family, those grandmas, grandpas, aunts, uncles, who sometimes lived with you, sometimes lived on the same floor, The space is you.
I'd really love to do this from day one or or, you know, day 90, because those first three months are really tough on parents to begin with.
But they say to themselves, am I going to be able to with the world I live in and the.
commitments that I have? Am I just, is my only job going to be watching my child, following my child, looking for signs and oh, time to go? Right, right.
But it makes it so that we're not just relying on coaxing them into going into their diaper, which is what we do when we shush and rock a baby who's fussy.
So when we start to pick up on the cues and especially with the poop signs, babies are poop trained almost immediately upon birth.
Like I know it more than, more than most people probably like every single baby.
But what I've found, I've done EC with all of them and doing it with them from day one, even when I was a brand new mom, was so it like relieved so many burdens off of me.
I didn't have to change any blowout poop diapers, which was I don't even know how that is.
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