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There are specialist types of diapers / nappies available to ECing parents. These EC Pants are known generally as 'Training Pants' or just 'Trainers'.

More variety = more flexibility

They have little bulk, and are simply great to use - once I started using them when Maven was around four months old, I used nappies far less often from that point on. I'm using them even earlier with baby Jett - as I already have them I guess!

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EC mats protect the environment of your baby from wees. They can be used during nappy-free time, for diaper changes, when outside enjoying fine weather, and for nap & night time EC needs.

Air that bottom daily - it's good for the cheeks, and good for the Earth!

Split crotch pants, open crotch pants, and baby leggings.

There will be a specific directory for EC Clothing soon.

These examples of easy-access clothing are useful to consider at different stages of practicing EC, or in different seasons - keeping baby warm while allowing EC to continue as easily as possible. 

The 'split-crotch' varieties of clothing make it easy for the transition to independent toileting as well as discretion when fast access to potty breaks is preferred. Although also known as 'open crotch', this description may describe a variety where there is no fabric in the groin area - perhaps for babies to wear under diapers/ nappies or split crotch pants, for ease of potty breaks and changes while baby's legs are kept warm.

Baby leggings are quite well known and can be found everywhere, they are great for leg warmth and being able to change a wet leg independently! I found them fabulous to use over Jett's cast when being treated for Talipes (he was born with a clubfoot) by the Ponseti method - a new cast every week, the baby leggings kept it clean and dry and more importantly, looked funky and cool.

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