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Meg Faure on Unlocking Sensory Personalities

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Meg Faure, Occupational Therapist and infant specialist, shares how parents can go from surviving to thriving by understanding their child's sensory personality and how that affects sleep, feeding, health, play – and EC!

You will hear:

  • Meg's first exposure to EC
  • one simple tool to boost calmness, understanding, and babies' motor skills
  • Meg’s guide for choosing a stroller + baby carrier
  • babies' four sensory types
  • how sensory types affect feeding (and EC!)
  • blending sensory understanding + EC's Four Roads for EC magic
  • how reflective parenting enhances children's emotional regulation
  • meshing Meg's Feeding Sense with EC pottytunities
  • Meg's ABC parenting strategy

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About Andrea Olson

I'm Andrea and I spend most of my time with my 6 children (all under 12 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.)

4 Comments

  1. Avatar Emily on March 25, 2022 at 12:49 am

    Hi! This was very informative, thank you! I’d like to hear more about how this affects early potty training. I have a settled baby (17MO boy) and I’m wondering how to use this info to best help him and me. I know it’s definitely helping me to have a more patient attitude as he figures this out (she said in her other podcast how settled babies take longer to reach milestones, which fits my lil guy).

    Also, would love to hear more about your parenting style, especially with two boys 18 months apart! That is about to be my reality in two months. Looking for tips and tricks!

    • Andrea Olson Andrea Olson on May 4, 2022 at 7:35 pm

      Thank you for tuning in, I’m glad this helped! Making a note to cover parenting styles in the future, thank you again!

  2. Avatar Ani on April 1, 2022 at 5:49 pm

    Super Interesting!! My little guy is definitely a social butterfly. I took him out of diapers at 11 months. He’s 13 months now and still doing great. We did have to get creative to get him to go sometimes but those times pass. As a social butterfly we do have a few misses when in public. Overall he has done wonderful. We are definitely EC promoters!! I would love to hear how others have done with their baby and their personality

    • Andrea Olson Andrea Olson on May 4, 2022 at 7:43 pm

      You rock! Your little is further proof that EC works!

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