How big is the hole in this potty? I have a toddler that is off the charts in height so the little potties won't work.
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It is small, much smaller then normal potty chair openings. I would guess no more then 8 inches. It is not tall either. I was worried about this at first but honestly, my 3 year old has no problems using it when another potty is not available. We love it as it is great to take on hikes or in the car or any other area that we need an emergency potty chair. It is small enough we can pack it in our suitcases as well.
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Yes, I think so. I was worried that it would be too high for my then 15 month old to use independently, but it is perfect. It is the best potty I have seen. I only wish that it was still one piece like it used to be. I would absolutely recommend.
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No !!! I wanted to love this but my daughter who is almost the same size as yours kept peeing over the rim , however she is very particular about going potty and will not keep her legs together while going potty lol so maybe if your daughter is a little more proper about the potty it would work ..... Great design other than needs to be bigger , if u want to try it I do suggest getting some cheap plastic storage bags for the potty as the catcher and if you add a panty liner/pad in the bag it sucks up the pee till you can dispose of the bag :)
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This will work for at least another year...they will fit in it until they can sit in tub safely without assistance. Also check the LeachCo bath flipper -- just got that yesterday for my 8 month old and I really like it. It's much smaller and isn't as cumbersome to drain. I had the bath and bumper for my now 3 year old.
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My son is the same size and age as your description. The Pee Wee Large size works great.
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My daughter is a tiny 2.5 yo at 34" and under thirty pounds and it works fine for her when she wants to use it any more. She started with this when she was around 20 months old. She is now 32 months old and uses the big potty primarily now.
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It won't stay in the diaper, Unfortunately. The hole that allows the tail to be free is too big and it'll come out just the same. I found out the hard way.
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I don't think it's any larger than a kids potty seat. This product has been a lifesaver on many car trips.
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I've used this with my second boy now and have not had a problem. Remember, he will be wetting through underpants and pants, not a direct stream like the potty - most wetness will end up below him anyway.
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When my 2 year old sits on it, he has to push his little wee downward to pee inside the toilet. Ha! I haven't had any issues without a pee guard, I really like the seat overall. Easy to use and fold up.
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My 4 yo uses it as a stool to get his balance on the toilet. So, yes I believe a 3 to can use it also. You won't have to buy a separate stool for them to climb on the toilet during potty time.
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. I would look for a wider pottie... I think the pottie is solid enough but its a bit narrow.. Im about 230 and i would of liked a wider pottie...
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It is just a "hole" with legs I guess is a good way to describe it. If you use it out doors you could get away with not using a bag for peeing. I primarily use it in the car (so bags are mandatory) or when we travel (hotels, public restrooms, visit with friends/family without children) so our daughter doesn't fall in or put her hands on nasty toilets to anchor herself.
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I don't know for sure because I didn't use it at 9 months, but can say that my 12 month old can get on and off this potty, mostly by herself, and sits on it comfortably. It is a pretty small potty.
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I do still have this item. My chihuahuas fell completely off the potty training wagon when I introduced this potty. I had to return to the old potty patch to get them back on track. My teacup has very small feet so I took the grid off but she didn
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Squatty Potty say on their website: "The Squatty Potty® works perfectly with ANY standard toilet. A 7" Squatty Potty works with both standard (14"-15.5") and comfort height (16"-18") toilets. If you are limber or an advanced squatter, a 9" Squatty Potty will work best." But in another section on the website they say the 7" stores best under a standard height toilet and the 9" stores best under the taller toilet.
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These are designed for toddlers.. a small person can fit in it, but may get stuck... lol