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Video: Infant Potty Training - Diaper free baby

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Those that practice Elimination Communication to potty train babies from birth can either forgo diapers altogether or simply cut back dramatically on their use. Practitioners of EC are able to avoid cloth and disposable diapers altogether, form a closer bond with their infants by learning to communicate from birth, the babies never have to sit in their own waste or have a diaper rash and they save time potty training an older,defiant child.

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