Is this potty larger than a standard one? Our son is a big boy and the other's did not fit him comfortably.
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I have this one, and one I got from Ikea. Both have the insert and the stand, except this one is about 1 inch wider than the ikea one.
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I don't know that it's bigger, but I think it's a good size. My 5 year old daughter can and has used it and it fits my 2.5 year old son (whose average size) perfectly.
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It is large in size to me. I have a chubby two year old and she is considered above average in weight and height (32 lbs) and she fits on it fine. The potty liners I purchased do not fit and they are for standard potty chairs if that helps.
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I really would not call it a pee guard like on other potty seats. It is built into the seat and contoured up. Not super protective if you ask a mom with boys.
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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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Definitely. It's a potty available in a pinch. My boy sits on it and uses it for #1, #2, or a combo.
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It was comfortable for my son, but honestly if he doesn't have his own bathroom it's a little bit of a pain. It was always frustrating when anyone other than my son was using the potty stool, and it's so large that you can't just move it out of the way in most cases. My son liked it, but only used it for a couple of months. It is definitely a well made product, and for a child who really needs it, it's great. Looking back I probably could have gotten by with a $10 stool from Walmart..
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I was considering the Baby Bjorn but bought this instead because it was so cheap. Sorry, but I can't compare the two like you asked, since I decided not to buy the Bjorn. I love this potty and am so glad we chose to get this one. It's easy to use, has a high enough back, comfy seat for my little one and is stable enough for us. A bonus is that our daughter likes to decorate it with stickers (we use them for potty rewards) and I don't feel bad about it since it was so inexpensive.
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From what I've read this is a standard seat size. You might be able to find a chair with a deeper seat in another style but I haven't found an issue with it for my 6 month old.
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i used this exact one with my first son and he loved it. only thing i didnt like was that because the seat is detachable and able to use on a regular toilet, it is always coming off and kind of a pain in the butt to keep having to adjust and fix. i dont know why it says "not for boys" when there is a built in pee guard (the green cup in the boys picture) for the boys.
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No, this is the listing for the standard size seat. There is a separate listing for the one that fits elongated toilet seats.
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i have the original and i think is better because of the size, my baby is a big boy and it was very comfortable at the time to breastfeed and sleep him, now he has almost 2 years and he keep using it like a playpen
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That is correct. By the way, since you will need to buy a potty seat, I bought and used the baby bjorn potty seat for the bathroom that my son used exclusively (with the potty stool). However, I have one made by Kohler in the guest bathroom that has a normal size seat and a baby seat (you just flip it up or down for the correct seat). It was easy to install and pretty inexpensive. Guests love it because it makes it very easy for the little ones to use the guest bathroom too. I would use that instead of a baby bjorn that you would have to take off and one if adults and the child are sharing a bathroom. That is correct. By the way, since you will need to buy a potty seat, I bought and used the baby bjorn potty seat for the bathroom that my son used exclusively (with the potty stool). However, I have one made by Kohler in the guest bathroom that has a normal size seat and a baby seat (you just flip it up or down for the correct seat). It was easy to install and pretty inexpensive. Guests love it because it makes it very easy for the little ones to use the guest bathroom too. I would use that instead of a baby bjorn that you would have to take off and one if adults and the child are sharing... » Read More That is correct. By the way, since you will need to buy a potty seat, I bought and used the baby bjorn potty seat for the bathroom that my son used exclusively (with the potty stool). However, I have one made by Kohler in the guest bathroom that has a normal size seat and a baby seat (you just flip it up or down for the correct seat). It was easy to install and pretty inexpensive. Guests love it because it makes it very easy for the little ones to use the guest bathroom too. I would use that instead of a baby bjorn that you would have to take off and one if adults and the child are sharing a bathroom. « Show Less
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Since your two like snuggling together, in my opinion, I would buy the large snoozer. Since they both like to snuggle together, you may find them both trying squeeze into one of the small ones. my guy is 12lbs and I did get him the big one. He has long legs, and I wanted to make sure he would have enough room. And he does. Even with his long legs. Sometimes I can't see him when he goes deep in his. So I don't see why your two would have any problems fitting into the big one.
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I do not recommend this for anyone with a bigger kid. My 2 year old is taller than most, and was very uncomfortable in this. Although it's bigger, the baby jogger summit double is very roomy and worked out much better for us.
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In my experience--yes! I got this, when my boy was around 4 years old (he is 4 1/2 years old now). He is still potty training, and he doesn't mind sitting on this seat (it's bigger and is an oval shape--for older kids). It has a nice guard that is part of the seat itself (basically, non-detachable) on it and, in my experience, is shaped well enough to keep that boy's private part down. I hope this helps!
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No, all i can tell you is the Big John seat is Big. It is wider and thus hangs out wider over the toilets base so that maybe the bidet won't have enough clerance. I am sorry i cannot be of further help
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Yes. My son is 4. I love it most because it is so much easier to clean than a toilet! I would definitely recommend this product to anyone with a little boy!
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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