Is there any problems with boys with this not having a pee guard
837358
We did not have any more issues with the Primo Folding potty than we did with our built in seat reducer at home. My son needed to be reminded to 'tuck' before he started to pee. It is a fairly small seat so we used it for about a month when he was first trained but now we no longer need a reducer since he is more accustomed to toilets in general.
837359
I haven't used this yet, but I'm thinking yes. We have an Ikea potty seat, with the highest pee guard I've come across thus far, and pee still gets sprayed out. The only way I've remedied this is to sit him back words. So, you could hold tissue there while he pees, or have him sit backwards on the toilet.
837360
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.
616017
Yes, this is the best splash guard we've used in a little potty -- and also important, toddlers can easily climb on and off the seat themselves. We did reinforce a "lean forward" suggestion just to make sure (for general potty usage)
1526523
The best thing to use with the diapers is male depends guards the depends is made to withstand a lot of pee so it last a couple of hours and does not leak through. My dog is disable and has to use the diaper 24/7 and the depends has been a life saver. That way u just change the pad but I still change the diaper every 24 hours so I find having three diapers works great that way u have two clean diapers . Also the depends does well with the poop as soon as she poops I change her pad and it does not get smashed all over her...
1537972
Asked my daughter if the boys have experienced this problem and the answer is no.....
1738290
Yes, because we potty trained our great-granddaughter and removed the boy-guard. This is best money you will ever spend; we gave it to the church after 1-month. The Potty Book is also fun. Remove the stress and make it FUN!
2132964
I did not return the one I purchased, but I will say that the seat on the one I purchased is very small....and my father (who is 91) cannot get close enough to it without peeing on the floor. He must sit down on it to use it for urinating. I am not too happy with it, but since we used it, we could not send it back.
1189650
My son is no giant, but even before he turned 2 he didn't like this toilet because the seat seems really short especially when you have a boy that needs the pee guard. When I've tried to sit him down on it I feel like he's going to scrape himself and I'm pretty sure he does too because he never wants to use the guard - actually it's turned him off the toilet altogether. He prefers to use a normal toilet with a toddler toilet seat and he uses this toilet as a stool under his feet.
2008587
The seat itself is one piece on the top (the green you see around the edge is rubber but seems to be molded to the top). I don't see how urine could get inside. The handle could be detached and there are 2 pieces underneath that you clip in but never have to take out again and those keep the seat in place when you put the seat on the toilet to use it -- I don't think urine would get in those places since they are at the rear of the seat. For the price, I think this is the best seat for both girls and boys. (I've raised 3 boys who are now adults and used a similar seat when they were little and am now using this Fisher-Price seat for my granddaughter. It's a simple, stable and portable seat and, in ,y opinion, easy to clean.
590804
My child unclips it to go potty. It hasn't been an issue to get it off to go potty.
152842
is the child toilet trained? if not the waist might be challenging and you might have to use a safety pin to keep them on the child. make sense?
2137016
Not in my case. My four-year-old son sometimes chooses to sit down to pee and has never been pinched.
564417
Not on mine. My cats pee and potty near the opening at the front. Love this thing!!!
1587904
It has a little bit of a lip in the front and back, but not really a guard. I have this seat for a girl and so far she doesn't like to sit on it much. I think because its hard. She likes the soft potty seats better. This one is a lot smaller though so easier to take places.
755566
The splash guard is a curve up, just like the other reviewer wrote. We have never had any spray issues, but I do make sure he is seated in the middle and leaning a little forward. I primarily use mine to travel as a stand alone potty with liner. If you use the potty on an adult potty without liner, pee may hit the base, but then falls into toilet. You will have to wipe base when he's done in that case.
223263
Mine doesn't even squat, I used to have pee all over the wall. This one is high enough most of the time, just once in awhile he still likes to aim high lol, but it's the highest I found and again I'm happy with it. Good luck:)
1416172
Yes! Since it does have a pee shield, it will get drips of pee on it. Just be sure to either wipe it off or give your older child a heads up so he doesn't grab the seat to remove it and get his hands wet. :)
1524611
its not the best for removing repeatedly, and yes, it does drip pee sometimes when you move it. i had a toilet dedicated for this, and every other day or so just rinsed it in the tub. a pain, but works great overall. very comfortable for the kiddo, and stays in place and the handles and the step made it super easy for your child to climb up on themselves. i would still recommend it despite the pain of cleaning.