Potty ring

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I want to buy our first potty ring this weekend. What is the best brand/kind for a boy?

[Willis Jackson]

We have this and love it. It's a regular toilet seat with a potty ring built in. It's much more attractive and easy to clean.



www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00596IFBG/ref=oh_details_o05_s01_i00

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thanks! you know I love amazon too lol!

[pamela]

I've bought the one pictured (from HD), but haven't installed it yet. We got a cushy one with a splash guard, and DS doesn't like it. I don't like how tall it is and I'm sure that's part of his problem.

[elocrates]

Something like PP posted would work great for my DS2, I love that design. DS1, however, just could not get the hang of pointing his anatomy down until a few months after he was potty trained. He needed something with a guard in the front. I can't remember how old your DS is, but it's something worth considering.

[CloudBee]

Nov 2, 2012 14:58:40 GMT -5 Willis Jackson said:

We have this and love it. It's a regular toilet seat with a potty ring built in. It's much more attractive and easy to clean.



www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00596IFBG/ref=oh_details_o05_s01_i00

I've had this saved on my Amazon wish list for probably 2 yrs. I don't want to forget that it exists. Such an amazing product, and better than those plush/squishy toddler seats that you have to place and remove. I want to avoid a separate potty chair if at all possible. They gross me out. I always put kiddos on the regular toilet when potty training. Using a chair seemed to delay progress as they seemed to find it more like a game. A cute stool to get up to the actual toilet seemed more effective.

And these rings look SO much easier to clean. Very sanitary.

[CloudBee]

Nov 2, 2012 16:07:26 GMT -5 elocrates said:

Something like PP posted would work great for my DS2, I love that design. DS1, however, just could not get the hang of pointing his anatomy down until a few months after he was potty trained. He needed something with a guard in the front. I can't remember how old your DS is, but it's something worth considering.

Check Amazon. I think you can buy little stick on plastic guards inexpensively. I know I saw them online recently.

[elocrates]

Nov 2, 2012 16:11:05 GMT -5 CloudBee said:

Nov 2, 2012 16:07:26 GMT -5 elocrates said:

Something like PP posted would work great for my DS2, I love that design. DS1, however, just could not get the hang of pointing his anatomy down until a few months after he was potty trained. He needed something with a guard in the front. I can't remember how old your DS is, but it's something worth considering.

Check Amazon. I think you can buy little stick on plastic guards inexpensively. I know I saw them online recently.

Excellent idea! I hadn't even considered that that could be an option.

[brit1017]

Nov 2, 2012 14:58:40 GMT -5 Willis Jackson said:

We have this and love it. It's a regular toilet seat with a potty ring built in. It's much more attractive and easy to clean.



www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00596IFBG/ref=oh_details_o05_s01_i00

Another vote for this. It is so much better than a potty ring- way easier to clean, and easier for the kids to quickly put down when they really have to pee bad.

[grk2012]

We are big fans of the Baby Bjorn ring. A friend handed theirs down to us, and it's awesome. It's shaped properly (not round!) and the integrated splash guard is perfect for DS.