How tall is the pee guard? My son naturally sits tall and aims above all the pee guards...
931149
It's not high at all. You might want to show him how to point down or he may still be too young to be left alone.
931150
Yeh....it's only like 1/4"--just sort of a mild short slope. Works great for my granddaughter though! Love that she can climb up herself!
931151
It is adequate. We had that problem but just taught him to push it down when he went pee. Problem solved.
931152
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.
432413
It's not high. I'd just say watch him. My son is a little older but loves it.
1888210
If your child doesn't sit back far enough to aim everything into the toilet, he/she can get urine underneath the seat. I simply check and wipe it every time.
326790
I have a tall 3 year old (39 inches I think), and it's perfect for her. Sometimes she stands on her potty stool to draw on the high edge but she can stand on the floor and paint on it.
680643
We're not potty training yet, but I can tell you that the top step is about the same height as the closed toilet lid. A child could not climb straight up onto the toilet, but would have to place the step sort of sideways. I don't see how it would work.
1068548
The pee guard is not removable. However, it is not intrusive for the girl who uses it and is actually useful when a toddler squirms a bit on the seat. I continue to be very pleased with the seat. It goes on and off the toilet very easily and is secure when on the toilet seat. Remember to place the potty seat flat and toward the back of the regular seat and then slide forward. Wishing you good luck and patience.
802727
its only an inch high. should be fine. blot his pee up with paper towel outside and wipe it on the patch as often as you can so he can smell it. put him on the patch often to check it out
1932087
Jennifer, this was my response to someone else regarding the required height. He had a little more head room than you but it appears you have enough for the frame to fit. High arching shots might be a problem for you but honestly the kids don't tend to arch the ball much higher than the frame itself."As it sits assembled, mine stands at 80" (6'-8") at it's highest point. The rim is 18" (1'-6) below that highest point. On really high arching shots you might hit your ceiling but in my opinion you'd be fine as most shots would never go that high.
1839194
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 :)
1882529
I just saw this message. Has anyone answered this for you? If now, I will measure when I get home from work today. For right now I can say this is the best litter box I've every had. I like not having to take the lid off to scoop it. I do have it under shelves so it's not terribly tall even though it looks taller than regular litter boxes.
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)
137194
I have a 5 year old who sits nicely in it, but I always keep an eye out because he likes to sit high and I don't want him to fall off. Smaller kids I wouldn't but they do grow up.
630882
I'd say it's about 7 1/4 inches tall. I have several of these...use them for my 2 & 4 year old grandkids. We have highboy toilets, so it makes it easier for them to get on/off the toilets. I also have additional ones that we use for side tables beside their kid sized chairs to put a snack and drink on while watching T.V. They are sturdy and have rubber grippers on the bottom. Worth the money!
120582
I use this for my son. You have to point his weewee down, otherwise you're right, he will pee all over you. It has it's pro's and con's and I'd rather have him sit on this than sit on the nasty public toilets... which also do not aim for them either. And getting them to pee standing up is a whole other ballgame.
222141
Yes, excellent. It has a deflector up front that helps prevent the boy from squirting pee all over. Of course, you have to make sure he's seated in a way that he's behind that deflector [g].
2155262
I agree with about 2" in height. The only problem so far is the top is wider than the previous seat. When sitting on the seat the top is pushing against your back because the seat top is now resting against the toilet flush handle which makes it very uncomfortable. The narrower seat top did not fit against the flush handle. This would not be a problem if your toilet has a flush handle on the side or top of the tank.
294719
The splash guard doesn't seem to be a problem at all. My daughter has used the potty as well. It is comfortable for her as well and the splash guard doesn't get "in the way."