Infant Potty Training

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For Baby #1... we didnt even attempt potty training until 2yrs. until we could communicate with our ds.
at that age he began to show signs as well as his day-care volunteered to help and encourage him.
it took us all of 6-8 months to get it All dry!!
Starting with taking him every 1-3hrs during the day.
Using training pant for the night time.
He would still go first thing in the morning - if we were lazy adn didnt get him from bed to bathroom in the first 2 mins of him waking up.
Then the poop stoop... took a while, coz we've suffered with constant constipation and it was easier going while standing up versus sitting down.
A little miralax everyday and that got sorted out as well.

Baby #2 on the way... and I came across this method. Elimination communication starting from birth until 4-6 months.
Has its own pros and cons...
Read the link below and decide... Is this my cuppa tea?

infant-potty-training-what-it-is-and-how-to-do-it


12 Nov 2013
Courtesy: babycenter

 Update: 20 March 2013
3 months later... Its not my game :( EC is not my thing. Its cold. Its tiring. I'm sleepy. Baby is all bundled up using Pampers to contain the mess.
Will give potty training a try out when the weather gets better.

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