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Amiga!

What a weird beggining for this video. why didn't you tell her to go the other side of the room to play?? tell her to be watching the wall?

Doctors don’t recommend EC bc the babies tend to hold urine which can result in bladder and kidney infections

Thank you for sharing! I think theres way too many videos showing the pros of montessori, but I appreciate your honesty and showing your reality of what it's like for you. It's definitely something I need to consider before I put the mattress on the floor, haha.

Congratulations!! I feel ya on the channel. It’s so disheartening! I’d love to see more home vlogs! I know you don’t post the kids but I’m mostly into family channels and day in the life

Yasss Momma!! 👏👏👏 Home Birth Set up? Where will your kiddos be and how involved? Excited for you!

What a sweet and funny song😂

CONGRATULATIONS 🙌🏼🎉💖

Congrats Friends!

I’m back! 😅 let me know what you want to see 💙 Annisa PS I’m congested and it’s part of this pregnancy sooo I will sound sick in all videos 😂

i’m so glad my parents trained us with pull-ups because that would be utter humiliating and the cherry on top of the long list of things i have to discuss in therapy.

We cosleep with both our kids together, 3 and 1. We got a King and a Queen, then put them together tightly across the room. Plenty of space for everyone to roll around!

😂😂😂😂 i was like well and then you said a dog can soooooo

Don't just put your mattress on the floor. While sleeping there's so much humidity and sweat that goes into it and after some time if you don't air it out it'll get moldy underneath.

I just don’t get this video… for my 1 year baby girl the best was getting a flood bed, a queen size. I can breastfeed easily and we can even co-sleep there some times. But every family is different

My son has been on his floor bed (Japanese floor mattress, no rails) since 6 months old. He's never fallen off. He loves the independence and learned quickly how to get on and off. This is ridiculous.

May i know where did you bought the map wallpaper??

Ec seems like a good balance but you don't have to do just ec

Kid#1: EC at 9 months. Last nocturnal accident was at age 14. Used to be every single night until 8, then slowed gradually. Used to pack a change of clothes for school due to almost daily accidents in first year. Has incontinence even now at 15. Kid#2: EC at 18 months. Last nocturnal accident was at age 10. Still has daytime accidents if tickled for more than 10 seconds (despite enjoying being tickled) at the age of 11. Kid#3: potty trained at 3. Last nocturnal accident (of less than 10 total) was at age 7. No daytime accidents, even when tickled. I only bring it up because other moms saw the same pattern with their kids. I suspect that the stress of worrying about wetting themselves creates anxiety which leads to more accidents. 🤷‍♀️

My mom used pull ups as diapers on me because I'm bedwetting so I'm still wearing them

Did you end up doing the "Oh Crap" book review? We're doing EC, have been since birth, now 10 months and in Australia.

I don’t know that this is a good example or accurate points when you aren’t using a real floor bed. You’re just using a mattress on the floor which is SO VERY different lol😂

Pullups arent really diapers bc there is no straps and thats why they are called pullups bc you pull them up like undies and it absorbs SO MUCH more then diapers have cuter designs and they abssorb so if your kid pees or poops it wont go on the floor and you have no mess it clean up and no it does not encourage your kids to only go in the pullup bc there are no straps so it actually helps them really good for potty training it was the best thing for me and my toddler when i was young my toddler is 10 now so now shes a child

The expensive laundry basket 😂 saaaaame! Same

Another way to get them to use the bathroom but not make a mess is you could put a pull up over the underware so they feel the wet but it doesn’t make a mess

Diapers are not a big deal there only small for awhile let them be little while they can plus it saves on clean up,dirty clothes and loss of sleep from wet sheets

My brown Asian mommy always wanted to cosleep like her family but in the 90s Dr Spock was teaching everyone “cry it out” so she’d sneak into our room every night & sleep on a chair 🥲 hate seeing WOC stigmatized for our cultural practices. In one generation, 90% of parents now cosleep- that’s crazy & great!

Such a deceiving video. First you got a mattress with a grey cover great, very minimalistic and asthetic (not) and you didnt do anything regarding montesori where is where the whole concept comes from.

I did e.c. and my daughter is potty trained at 18 mths besides night time. I did cloth and she used less diapers. I just did not want her to sit in yuck. I was not stressed I was happy about it. It is a process. Not sure why someone would lie about diapers

You didn’t get a floor bed… you got a mattress. Big difference lol

I’ve read some negative reviews about fabric so which Moby are you using have in particular? Thanks!

Clickbait makes me not respect u at all

Nice try 😅 but looks like someone wants to wear this you making a not free lifestyle this not really good for thim but for you maybe okay but have impact but you don't see because thim hide from you 😂😢

Diapers are the biggest waste. So bad for the earth. So I def think cloth is good if you can’t do ec. Also don’t you think they should sit less in their own body waste? That seems better to change more.

They are diapers

So helpful!!!

I LOVE this kind of no nonsense tips! I tried EC at about 3 or 4 months but what i was doing the way you said but then stopped because i felt like i didnt really understand EC and checking cues all day with another child in diaper and a 4 yo was just too much. I was looking for a video to find more about EC like how to do it practically and found this video. Thats perfect for me. My son is 6 months and i think this is perfect. Ill make a routine. My older kids are 4 and 2 (3 in 2 weeks). The 2yo still in diaper and i dont want this for the 3rd one. Ill make a routine with the potty and diaper change.

What do you do when sick?

Tha k you for being real about EC!

I feel the same way! Modern medical systems don’t take mental and emotional factors into account as much as they should.

Have some common sense. You know your kid, you can use a small bed rail or bumper. If you kid can open the door then , hello....child proof door knob and baby monitor. What worked for me was a bed rail , padding on the side against the wall, a long pillow ( unicorn squishmallow and a weighted stuffed animal which they can hug and just feel like there's someone next to them. And just be there soon when they woke up the first few days when starting to sleep on their own . They will undesrtand that you will be right there and feel safe and eventually they will start to self sooth and go back to sleep.

Hi there! I enjoyed your video I hope you're well. I'm in northern America, I just started EC yesterday and have caught 3 poops already. I give my almost 7 week old opportunities, after waking, a bit after eating. I like giving her the opportunity to not have to poop in the diaper she's wearing

Maybe you should’ve recorded the video somewhere else if you didn’t want your daughter’s face in the video, instead of making her hide herself in her room. Or waited until she wasn’t in the room?

We used cloth diapers with wool wicks. We also did Elimination Communication. The simple aspect of giving your infant an opportunity to use the bathroom when they wake up, just like EVERY human does, and also giving them the opportunity around 22 minutes after eating, was VERY effective. My daughter was potty trained before she was 1 years old. She waited to use the bathroom and started giving us sign language cues if we didn't provide the opportunity. Learning your child and understanding their cicadian rhythm is only a good thing. To say one should not do this or base your anxieties with it as a result of the method is flawed thinking. Diaper training a mammal to an unatural act causes a harder transition when toilet training later. My daughter ALWAYS associated the bathroom with bowel movements. Instead of teaching her to poop on herself, we taught her to poop in the toilet. How is that a bad thing?

Thanks for the video! Just wanted to say that I saw a video of yours from 2 years ago and then this one and your videos have really improved in that time! I'm getting ready to have my first kid in a couple months and found out about EC today and dove into that research rabbit hole which brought me here. I appreciated your perspective.

If a dog can, why can’t babies? Because babies aren’t dogs. Humans have decency. Only animals do that stuff in public. Nobody shouldn’t be having their baby with their parts exposed to the public and urinating on grass where anyone can see. They’re not dogs. I have a better question. If babies can, why can’t we? Because for some reason a baby is allowed to do that, but we aren’t? We all have the same human parts down there, so how is it suddenly okay for a baby to expose themselves like this in a public place? If you see an older person with their parts out and urinating, or running around naked, it’s weird, right? And I get it, babies are innocent. But they have private parts too. It’s actually illegal to be naked in public and urinating in public. So you’re pretty much doing something illegal. Age shouldn’t suddenly confirm that private parts of a human aren’t private. This is of course my opinion and if anyone disagrees with it, please just don’t reply because I don’t wanna cause drama. So please, whoever’s reading this. Take your baby somewhere private. Go to a restroom. Nobody wants to see this.

Thank you for sharing! Excited to start when my little one arrives!

I would love to do this 😁

Thank you for sharing!!! I’m trying to figure the route for our 4 yr old. The toddler bed is no longer cutting it !!!

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