Elimination Needs
We live in a "throw away" world where convenience is the major determinant in many of our lifestyle choices.Such a decision when it comes to meeting the elimination needs of our children has detrimental consequences for our environment and children’s health.In the world of wee and poo, we have an array of opportunities to build closer connections with our children as well as having a profound impact on the well being of our planet.
In our elimination needs section you will find articles that challenge the false assumptions and misinformation about using cloth nappies. We also have a step by step guide to making your own nappies as well as information on raising nappy free babies.
Caring for Cloth Nappies is Easy - article by Women's Environmental Network
Cloth Nappies - Making an Informed Choice - article by Michelle Wrighton
Disposible Nappies - When did they begin? - article by Jannine Barron
Elimination Communication - Being Part of a Nappy Free Community - article by Lalhuna Ochre
How Green Is Your Baby???s Nappy? - article by Charndra Josling
No more Nappies - An introduction to Elimination Communication - article by Sarah Buckley
Opportunities to Practice Elimination Communication as a Natural Parent - article by Charndra Pile
Our nearly nappy free journey - the first six months - article by Marion Badenoch Rose
Responsible Use of Disposable Nappies and new eco-disposables - article by Jannine Barron
Sew Your Own Nappies - article by Melissa Rogers
Why Use Cloth Nappies? - article by Melissa Rogers
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