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Books : The Diaper-free Baby: The Natural Toilet Training Alternative for a Happier, Healthier Baby or Toddler .
Rating: 
- Easy to follow
We started Elimination Communication (EC) from three months and we were immediately impressed with how well it works - this book explained the logic behind the practise and provided lots of guidance and support.
When we practise EC full-time during the day we catch most poops and pees, putting back on the same dry nappy - this seems a lot more hygienic than our daughter filling a nappy. But the more important point of EC is understanding our daughter better. I liked the book's flexible approach - for us this is especially reassuring when we're out.
Rating: - Friendly approach to Elimination Communication
This is written in a very approachable way, with plenty of real life case examples. It is very encouraging and opens your eyes to opening a way of communicating with your baby, and providing it with an alternative to poo in its nappy.
It allows for three approaches, full-time, part-time and occasional EC, so you don't need to go gung-ho doing this all the time, it also doesn't expect parents to give up on disposable nappies, some people have done this method using disposables, this book is quite laid back, its all up to you.
I also got the Linda Sonna book, and the Laurie Boucke, and prefer this one overall, the style of the Linda Sonna didn't appeal to me. The Laurie Boucke, Infant Potty Training is good as well, but the Christine Gross-Loh book is more contemporary.
- Easy to followWe started Elimination Communication (EC) from three months and we were immediately impressed with how well it works - this book explained the logic behind the practise and provided lots of guidance and support.
When we practise EC full-time during the day we catch most poops and pees, putting back on the same dry nappy - this seems a lot more hygienic than our daughter filling a nappy. But the more important point of EC is understanding our daughter better. I liked the book's flexible approach - for us this is especially reassuring when we're out.
Rating:
- Friendly approach to Elimination CommunicationThis is written in a very approachable way, with plenty of real life case examples. It is very encouraging and opens your eyes to opening a way of communicating with your baby, and providing it with an alternative to poo in its nappy.
It allows for three approaches, full-time, part-time and occasional EC, so you don't need to go gung-ho doing this all the time, it also doesn't expect parents to give up on disposable nappies, some people have done this method using disposables, this book is quite laid back, its all up to you.
I also got the Linda Sonna book, and the Laurie Boucke, and prefer this one overall, the style of the Linda Sonna didn't appeal to me. The Laurie Boucke, Infant Potty Training is good as well, but the Christine Gross-Loh book is more contemporary.
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