HIRO Diapers

Not at all! EasyEC is designed to work with diapers, especially HIRO Diapers. You’re simply offering a potty before or during changes. Think of it as a gentle bridge, not a scary jump.

Not at all. In fact, most EC-practicing babies show potty independence earlier, because they’re already used to the idea that they can go somewhere other than their diaper.

You can start as early as birth, but many parents begin around 3–6 months. The best time is when you’re curious and ready to try something new, even once a day.

Not really. Because you’re catching pee/poop before it happens in the diaper, you often end up with less mess overall. And cleaning a small potty takes less time than changing a blowout.

A small baby potty works great for early stages. Place it near your diaper station for easy use. Bonus if your baby can see themselves in a mirror while using it!

No! HIRO believes this is the future of diapering: clean, connected, and planet-smart. It’s for any parent who wants a better way without adding more to their plate.

Surprisingly, it usually makes diapering easier. You may deal with fewer blowouts, cleaner cleanups, and fewer changes overall. It’s one more way to work with your baby, not just clean up after them.

Yes of course! That’s part of the magic. Even catching one pee a day adds up to dozens fewer diapers a month. That’s good for your baby, your wallet, and the planet.

No! Even practicing EasyEC once or twice a day makes a difference. Some parents only do it in the morning and before bed, others do it full-time. Think of it as flexible—you can start small, stay consistent when it works for your family, and still see benefits.

Not at all. While many parents start in infancy, you can begin EasyEC at any age—even with toddlers. It’s about building awareness, reducing diapers, and strengthening your connection, no matter when you start.

Yes! Most families who practice EasyEC™ notice their baby needs fewer diapers and gets out of diapers much sooner than average. Every child is different, but elimination communication builds natural potty awareness earlier and makes the transition smoother.

Not exactly. Potty training usually happens later, when toddlers are “trained” to switch from diapers to the toilet. EasyEC™ is different - it’s about noticing your baby’s natural rhythms and offering the potty along the way. Think of it as laying the groundwork so potty training isn’t a big dramatic event later. Most families find that when they’ve practiced elimination communication, potty training becomes way easier - more of a smooth transition than a battle of wills.