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How to care for your baby hygienically
without diapers |
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How to increase your baby’s physical
comfort |
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How to avoid diaper rashes and
digestive problems |
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How to support your baby’s body
awareness |
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How to raise your baby without the
environmental impact of disposable or cloth diapers |
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How to avoid diapering and toilet
training struggles |
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Learn the four basics of how to
know when your baby needs to go |
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Explore the ancient roots of this newly
Westernized concept |
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Helpful hints of what to have on hand
to begin (“If I don’t need diapers, what do I need?!”) |
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Some tips and information for starting
late, and why the terrible twos is the hardest time to start |
I receive
many inquiries from my students and clients about ‘the best way to
diaper my baby’. I hear so many questions (and debates)
about
diapering’s impact to our environment, what is best for their baby’s
skin, what is most cost-effective, and how they can nurture the
communication
and caring bond they want with their child. Natural Infant Hygiene
provides a great solution to all these questions!
Many of my
clients and students have practiced Natural Infant Hygiene But most
have had to fumble along without much more than a
book and their
own determination to successfully raise their infants without relying
on diapers. This class offers expectant parents and
parents of
young babies a chance to learn from successful diaper-free parents,
to get helpful hints, and to ask questions about how
to get
started, what to expect, and where to turn to for support and
resources.
This class is based on the book
Diaper Free! The Gentle Wisdom of Natural Infant
Hygiene, by Ingrid Bauer.
This class is
designed for those who: