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How to Start Elimination Communication: A Beginner’s Guide to EC Gear and Techniques

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Starting Elimination Communication but not sure exactly *how* to start? This week’s episode of the Go Diaper Free podcast is here to help! Whether you're a first-timer or an experienced parent, our beginner's guide will take you through all the gear and techniques you need to get started on this natural approach to infant hygiene.

 

You Will Hear:

  • What gear you will need to get started with EC
  • How to hold your baby during EC
  • Back-up options
  • EC-friendly clothing suggestions
  • What to pack in you diaper (free) bag

 

Links and other resources mentioned today:

 

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Resource Recommendation

Go Diaper Free: my popular EC book that simplifies EC, beginning to end

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What gear and techniques have worked best for you? If you’re just starting out, what are you most excited to try?

 

I look forward to discussing with you in the comments, below!

xx Andrea

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Andrea Olson

About Andrea Olson

I'm Andrea and I spend most of my time with my 6 children (all under 10 yo) and the rest of my time teaching other new parents how to do Elimination Communication with their 0-18 month babies. I love what I do and try to make a difference in one baby or parent's life every single day. (And I love, love, love, mango gelato.)

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