#85 Infant Potty Training in Indigenous Africa
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Ever wonder how parents in other cultures potty their babies? In today's episode, I'm sharing stories of indigenous peoples in Africa who never used diapers—long before "elimination communication" had a name.
From Botswana to Uganda, you'll hear how mothers simply knew when their babies needed to go, how older siblings pitched in, and why there's so much less fuss around pottying outside the Western world.
It's fascinating, eye-opening, and might just shift the way you see EC in your own home.
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