Beginner Basics for Cloth Diapering and Elimination Communication

 
 

During my pregnancy, I had a lot of time to browse the internet about everything that you need for your upcoming new life chapter as a first-time parent. And as clever as the web and social media are, it suggests more and more new topics (that might be of interest) and you suddenly happen to land on a website about something that you never ever heard of or considered doing.

For me, that was my first encounter with cloth diapering which later led to Elimination Communication (short EC) or early potty training. The start wasn’t easy and definitely not as expected but I am proud of how far we came. We are sharing our experiences and how I convinced my husband in supporting my decision in my YouTube video that you can find here.

In the following, I share with you guys the links for the products that we use and the online communities that were and still are a great help to me.

PRODUCTS THAT WE USE:

Day Diapers from Nora's Nursery

Night Diapers from Rainbow Iris

Diaper Bag

*Flushable Diaper Liners

*Top Hat Potty from Tiny Undies (get 5$ off with my code: AISHA_BA)

*Go Diaper Free Book

(Products with a * are affiliate links. If you make a purchase through one of these links I will earn a small commission with no extra costs for you)


ONLINE COMMUNITIES:

Facebook Group

Podcast:

Blog


Topics we talk about in our YouTube video:

Why did I want to use cloth diapers?

When did we start cloth diapering?

Which cloth diapers do we use?

How many cloth diapers do we have?

How many times do I do laundry?

What about cloth diapering while going outside

What are cloth diaper liners?

What is Elimination Communication (EC)?

What are the vocal cues in EC and why do you need them?

Are there potties for infants/newborns?

What is our opinion and experience about EC?

Are there online communities for EC?

What are our final thoughts and suggestions?



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