How is the splash guard for boys? It needs to be tall and not let pee up and over.
1453245
The top of the splash guard is 1-1/2 inches or so above the seat. I haven't used it for boys yet. I have a granddaughter who will be using it first. I would just help a lttle boy aim down. I chose this seat because I wanted something that would fit snugly on our oval toilets, and it is easy to remove when I don't want it left on.
1453246
I found it to be great-good size, not intrusive so it's not uncomfortable, never had an issue with it going up and over the splash guard with my boy.
1453247
I have a girl so haven't seen it actually in use for a boy but there is a raised part on the front that I assume would be for that.
366815
Yes ,it also has a splash guard so if you have to adjust it high ,excrement will go into waste and not out side!it has a removable back bar ,easy to remove, just wing nuts!
2183025
Should be outside and free of tree branches. Needs Atleast 10 feet of clearance. Should be outside also because you have to fill up bottom portion with water so it won't move. Boys play rough.
1669957
The shield is attached to the seat it's one piece. and yes its tall enough for boys. It is actually better for boys than girls. But my grand daughter gets up there and uses it just fine. It is super stable and durable she isn't scared at all. Its a good product.
1431576
I have twin 5 year old boys, they are not 5ft tall but this bouncer is a lot bigger than it's pictured here. My niece is 10 years old and she loved jumping in the bouncer, I personally don't think there will be any problem with you purchasing it.
762384
No! The shield is too small. My toddler boy always sprays right over it. Ew. I recommend the Thomas seat instead - not as clean and simple looking as this one, but the guard is much higher.
1447939
I buy these for my son who is 6'5 and wears a below knee prosthetic. It comes well above his knee and we have never had a problem with water getting in it when he showers.
294717
I'm not sure, but I find the splash guard makes it hard for my 16mo old to sit on, like an obstacle. I have a boy so I need it, but he really struggles with that extra lip on front.
451963
Look at a Puddle Jumper. I put my son in that when he was 20 months, and it worked great for about 2 years. I'd keep in in one now, but he's stocky, and out grew it. Google Puddle Jumper, and watch the videos of the little one's swimming. It works great!
983734
Although my son is just 25 months, I would say yes, this is a good product for 2.5-3.5 yr old boys as well. The splash guard is a big help with boys and this seat has one. Granted, depending on how erect his boy parts are at the time, you may still need to hold it down or show him how so he doesn't shoot over it and onto the floor. But that is the case with any of the potty seats, even those with splash guards. That said, this seat is also nice because it is padded so it's comfortable for them to sit there a while if they need to while they try to do their business. The suction cups hold it in place well too so they feel sturdy while they sit on it. Although my son is just 25 months, I would say yes, this is a good product for 2.5-3.5 yr old boys as well. The splash guard is a big help with boys and this seat has one. Granted, depending on how erect his boy parts are at the time, you may still need to hold it down or show him how so he doesn't shoot over it and onto the floor. But that is the case with any of the potty seats, even those with splash guards. That said, this seat is also nice because it is padded so it's comfortable for them to sit there a while if they need to while they try to do their business. The suction cups hold it... » Read More Although my son is just 25 months, I would say yes, this is a good product for 2.5-3.5 yr old boys as well. The splash guard is a big help with boys and this seat has one. Granted, depending on how erect his boy parts are at the time, you may still need to hold it down or show him how so he doesn't shoot over it and onto the floor. But that is the case with any of the potty seats, even those with splash guards. That said, this seat is also nice because it is padded so it's comfortable for them to sit there a while if they need to while they try to do their business. The suction cups hold it in place well too so they feel sturdy while they sit on it. « Show Less
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.
583179
I can't answer for having a boy but I will say when our daughter started potty training, she had to be seated pretty far back bc her stream didn't go down and had a problem peeing in the toilet. When we use the potette, I just pulled the disposable bag up a little to guard in case her stream went outside. She naturally does it on her own now whenever she uses it even though it's no longer an issue. Our son should start training in the upcoming months and confident that it will work just fine. It was recommended by a friend who used it for her son and she loved it. Hope that helps and good luck! I can't answer for having a boy but I will say when our daughter started potty training, she had to be seated pretty far back bc her stream didn't go down and had a problem peeing in the toilet. When we use the potette, I just pulled the disposable bag up a little to guard in case her stream went outside. She naturally does it on her own now whenever she uses it even though it's no longer an issue. Our son should start training in the upcoming months and confident that it will work just fine. It was recommended by a friend who used it for her son and she loved it. Hope that helps and good... » Read More I can't answer for having a boy but I will say when our daughter started potty training, she had to be seated pretty far back bc her stream didn't go down and had a problem peeing in the toilet. When we use the potette, I just pulled the disposable bag up a little to guard in case her stream went outside. She naturally does it on her own now whenever she uses it even though it's no longer an issue. Our son should start training in the upcoming months and confident that it will work just fine. It was recommended by a friend who used it for her son and she loved it. Hope that helps and good luck! « Show Less
1414807
If the toilets are not too tall, yes. This is designed to direct the flow outwards, away from you, but will not actually allow them to pee like boys. If you tip it too far upward, it will run out the back and get into their clothing.
1649177
Originally, High Sierra Showerheads were not equipped with the Splash Guard. It was added later after feedback from some customers indicated that some very small droplets that break away from the main part of the spray were bothersome. These wayward droplets don't contribute to the force of the spray because they are so few, but they can fall outside the tub depending on the height of the shower head. With the Splash Guard the effective spray is really not narrower than the without, but the Splash Guard works like a choke on a shotgun and pushes the wayward droplets back into the spray. For that reason, I usually recommend the Splash Guard for home use. The effective spray width of both models measures about 6 " at 1 ft from the shower head and increases to 18" at 5 to 6 ft.
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.
432413
It's not high. I'd just say watch him. My son is a little older but loves it.
388975
I am six feet tall, and I can easily dunk from the shallow end (3.5 feet) on the top setting. This is a really nice product. Mine is two or three years old, and it is still in good shape. When you move it, don't drag it or you'll rub a hole in the section where the water (as weight) goes.