You have to watch your mouth

11:15 am
We are communicating with Talila about potty needs as i mentioned earlier. When we notice her peeing or pooping, we say "S-s-s-s-s-s". When she wakes up from a nap or after nursing, we hold her over a small plastic container and say the cueing sound and often enough, she does pee or poop. It's a long-term process and we don't want to have any stress involved but we see that Elimination Communication does work!
A funny thing happened the other day. Talila was just lying in my lap with a towel under her. Mariel was about to say, "So, [something]" but she started with a drawn out "ssssss" and Talila let it all out!