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Hello, again. I'm Andrea Olson with Go Diaper Free. Today, we're going to talk about easy catch number three. Why should you listen to me? Because I've trained over 10,000 parents worldwide how to do EC with their babies. Easy catch number three is poop, poop catches.

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Okay, so let's talk about poop. This is an easy catch for most people. I say most because we have some stealth poopers out there. If you've got a stealth pooping baby, then this might not be the easiest catch for you. If they're stealth pooping, you can catch them in the middle of it and say, "Wait," and then move them to the potty and hopefully they'll finish there and then they'll get used to waiting and going. And when they start solids, they'll stop stealth pooping, usually. You really have to pay attention at that point 'cause they'll start hiding behind the furniture, needing some privacy.

All right. So, poop catches. If you're sitting there and you know your baby is pooping, you're just watching them and waiting for them to poop and then you're gonna change their diaper after they've pooped in it? I mean, I wouldn't do that. I would definitely notice that they're starting to poop and say, "Hey, wait." Babies understand language at very early ages. I would say that to a newborn. "Hey, wait." Take off their diaper, even if they've started, even if it looks like they've already done a whole poop, take them over to that potty, put them in position, sit them on the potty or whatever, and *grunt* is your signal or your cue to them that, "Hey, it's okay to go to the bathroom here," help them to relax and finish on the toilet where poop goes.

This establishes early on very good healthy habits, hygienic habits, for babies to know where the poop goes. This is just what you do in your household now. You're doing EC, you're catching the poop. But what I want to just really, really reiterate here is that this is an easy catch because you know when your baby's pooping, most of you do, 9 out of 10 of you do, and if you know when your baby's pooping, just catch the poops.

If all you ever do for EC up until the time you decide to wrap it up with them, maybe around 14, 18 months, if all you do for EC is catch the poops, you will have a less smelly house, less smelly dirty diaper duty, I mean who likes to clean up poopy diapers? I don't. Your baby will not have to sit in his waste or poop himself and will have his dignity intact by having that help with what he can't do yet himself until he can do it himself. It is just a great thing. Easy catch number three is probably my favorite.

I've got one more easy catch for you in the next video. We'll cover that soon. Please go to godiaperfree.com to learn all you need to know about EC. Subscribe to this channel, I would really love that. Give me a comment below if you have any questions, and hit a thumbs up for me on your way out.

I'm Andrea and I spend most of my time with my 6 children (all under 12 yo) and the rest of my time teaching other new parents how to do Elimination Communication with their 0-18 month babies. I love what I do and try to make a difference in one baby or parent's life every single day. (And I love, love, love, mango gelato.)

What jumps higher and more often than a giant tarpon, and also eats flies more willingly? A baby tarpon! Of course, baby is a relative term. Given that tarpon are known to exceed 200 pounds in weight, juvenile specimens 30 pounds and smaller are considered babies, and many fly fishers prefer to target those youngsters than to lock horns with the full-grown, triple-digit-weight monsters.

Baby tarpon are frequently more selective in fresh water, and many a fly fisher has left a canal or pond visibly loaded with fish scratching his head, wondering if they eat at all. They certainly do, but feeding often takes place mostly at night and at first light. I have targeted baby tarpon in Miami canals without success until I returned after sunset. That was the secret, after all, tarpon are notorious nocturnal feeders.

A Dodgers fan with a baby strapped to his chest and a drink in his left hand used the only other limb he had available to reach up and catch the foul ball on a fly. From the reflective orange shades on his face to the casual catch and displaying of the ball, this dad was the picture of cool all the way through, and the fans surrounding him were not afraid to let him know it.

Although it's a memory the baby won't be cognizant of, they'll at least have the opportunity to watch it back some years down the road and say, "that's my dad!" (or, if they're watching as a teenager, be very embarrassed by the whole ordeal).

Caught four 3 babies one was a larger one. Didn't see many droppings after this, all were caught on kitchen work top. Since catching the four have been seeing 2-3 droppings small ones so it appears its a baby mouse left behind. It's not coming in glue traps or snap traps. snap traps baited with peanut butter or cracker dipped in peanut butter or a piece of chapati.

Should I resort to poison and put poison in all of the cupboards? I don't have bait station so is it safe to put it indoors without bait stations?

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Many children missed check-ups and recommended childhood vaccinations over the past few years. CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommend children catch up on routine childhood vaccinations and get back on track for school, childcare, and beyond.

I want to get a net, or something, to catch some of the guppy fry. What kind of net will work well? I have been looking on Amazon, but I seem only find breeder boxes or nets for big fish. I don't want to hurt the fry. Maybe something big enough to scoop up the plants they are hiding in would work well? I also looked on YouTube for videos showing people catching fry in nets, but could not find any.

If your tank is shallow (10 or 29 gallon) try putting an algae wafer in a cup (I like the size betta are sold in). Lower it in the tank and wait 5-10 minutes, guppies go for the wafers every time in my experience. Then lift the cup out and use your fingers to return any you did not want to catch back into the tank.

So today when I wanted to change the water in my sons 20G, I thought about how I was going to catch a bunch of female guppies that needed to get moved into the grow out tank. I legit scooped them all up in a taco bell cup that I use to manage water in the tank. They were looking for food, then they just got sucked into the cup. I got all 18. Put them into a 2.5g bucket that I filled partway with that water, to submerge the breeder net while i did a large water change. Then I put them in a specimen container to pick out the ones I wanted to keep for future breeding and netted them back into the main tank. The rest are in the grow out tank.

A recent prospective cohort study examined a noninvasive alternating lumbar-bladder tapping method to stimulate voiding in infants ages 0 to 6 months.7 Within 5 minutes, 49% of the infants provided a clean-catch sample, with contamination rates similar to those of samples obtained using invasive methods.7 Younger infants were more likely to void within the time allotted. Another trial of bladder tapping conducted in hospitalized infants

Dora and her family got together at Dora's house. Dora tells the story on the day she and her family had to catch the babies. It all started when Dora woke up and said "good morning" in Spanish and English. Perrito the Puppy was sleeping on her bed. Soon after, she hears her baby brother and baby sister. Dora couldn't see them but she can hear them. The babies were somehow not in their cribs. Instead, they were outside reaching for their rattles. The babies reach for their rattles in the stroller. The babies get into the stroller and the babies get buckled up. The stroller started moving on its own. It rolls onto the path and out the gate. Dora was in shock. She tells her parents that the babies fell in the stroller and that the stroller is rolling away. The parents were shocked. So, Dora and her parents went outside (in their pajamas) to catch the babies. Papi sees the babies go and notices that they was going faster than they should. The problem was that they didn't know where the stroller was going. Dora checks Map for assistance. Map tells Dora that the stroller was heading towards the gooey geyser. But to stop the stroller, they have to go through the farm and through the flowery garden to get the gooey geyser to catch the babies. After memorizing the places, Map tells the viewer to tell Dora that first she and her parents had to find the farm. e24fc04721