The Mother Haus · Family & Organization Learning

A More Connected Way To Listen.

Learn to notice your baby’s elimination cues and respond with communication and support. This Elimination Communication workshop introduces the basics and helps caregivers consider what could fit their family’s rhythms.

Cover of The No-Nonsense Guide to Elimination Communication for Parents of Newborns–Toddlers, written by CEG and presented by The Living Garden Corp., a 501(c)(3).
Written by CEG · Presented by The Living Garden Corp., a 501(c)(3)

Ceg’s Elimination Communication Guide

Learn From The Guide Behind The Workshop.

The workshop draws on CEG’s writing and experience with elimination communication. The guide is for parents of newborns through toddlers; workshop format and learning goals can be shaped for families, groups, and organizations.

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What To Expect

What We Can Explore

  • What elimination communication is and how it differs from conventional toilet training
  • Observing cues and patterns with curiosity
  • Choosing simple ways to begin that work for your household
  • Talking through questions, expectations, and flexibility

For Families And Organizations

Sessions can be discussed for individual families, groups, companies, and community organizations. Group size, length, location, and format are set together before a session is confirmed.

An Educational Offering

This is practical education and peer support, not pediatric medical advice. Caregivers can bring health or development concerns to their child’s qualified care provider.

Bring Your Household’s Questions

Newborn and toddler routines can look different. Come with curiosity about your child’s cues, your caregiving setup, and what feels manageable. The workshop is an invitation to learn, without promising an age for independent toileting.

The Mother Haus offers nonmedical emotional, informational, educational, preparation, comfort, companionship, and resource-navigation support. Services do not replace medical care, diagnosis, treatment, midwifery, nursing, therapy, or emergency services.