Has anyone with a boy had a good experience? I like that this potty looks like a potty and it has the flusher, but the reviews say "not for boys."
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I purchased three of these. The first two were great for boys. They have a separate green "pee guard" that perfectly deflects the pee into the potty. I purchased a third one at a later date. It has more lights (the back looks like "water") and the seat does not have a separate "pee guard" but a molded in one. This toilet never fails to result in a mess...either on the floor or all over my son's pants. Very disappointing! I purchased it from the same link on amazon, so I was surprised when the toilet looked slightly different.
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I have a Girl, and it's one of the Best things we've bought at home. The Flusher is only for train the baby, uses 3 batteries, and plays a nice song. (I supposed, boys don't aim well to the potty, that's a reason for "Not boys")
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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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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
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Either boy or girl. For boys it is great because the front cup comes up higher that most others to prevent urine from going over the front edge.
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My daughter is also 2.5, 36 lbs and the same height, and as my review stated this product gave her a horrible front and back wedgie. Not sure if this is an issue for boys but I would think it might be. We did let out all the "slack" in the strap between the legs but that did not alleviate the wedgie at all. Hope this info is helpful.
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The whole section does come out. Occasionally I make a mess while dumping into the toilet but only on the potty itself. I've never made any messes on the toilet or around the toilet due to the design.
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Hi Stacy. Any updates on your little guy with this potty? My cat is the same way, and I'm thinking about getting one of the grass potty for her.
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Yes. I have an elongated seat that I use it on, although there is a small gap between the very front of the toilet seat and the front of the potty seat. Has worked fine for me. I use it on both our round and elongated seats and it is still the same stability. I have a boy that uses it and it has not leaked out of the front at all. I still feel this is the best seat for the money because I don't have to worry about misplacing a "guard". I have the seat that has the licensed characters on it from Target or walmart from my first child and I prefer the arm and hammer one. I believe I paid $12.00 for the licensed one that I don't use anymore. Yes. I have an elongated seat that I use it on, although there is a small gap between the very front of the toilet seat and the front of the potty seat. Has worked fine for me. I use it on both our round and elongated seats and it is still the same stability. I have a boy that uses it and it has not leaked out of the front at all. I still feel this is the best seat for the money because I don't have to worry about misplacing a "guard". I have the seat that has the licensed characters on it from Target or walmart from my first child and I prefer the arm and hammer one. I believe I... » Read More Yes. I have an elongated seat that I use it on, although there is a small gap between the very front of the toilet seat and the front of the potty seat. Has worked fine for me. I use it on both our round and elongated seats and it is still the same stability. I have a boy that uses it and it has not leaked out of the front at all. I still feel this is the best seat for the money because I don't have to worry about misplacing a "guard". I have the seat that has the licensed characters on it from Target or walmart from my first child and I prefer the arm and hammer one. I believe I paid $12.00 for the licensed one that I don't use anymore. « Show Less
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It works comfortably for my daughter. It may not be the best choice if your child is one to sit on the potty for long periods of time before actually going, but then again I don't think many potty seats would be comfortable for that long. We haven't had any problems with it for lack of comfort. It's handy to have. We don't use it in the house but keep it in our vehicle for use on the go. It has saved us a few times when we were on the road and wouldn't have been able to get to a restroom in time.
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I tried this one. It did nothing for me. However, my friend who introduced this to me says it works for her. I have tried various pills and liquids which would work for a few days only. Now I just had a device called Washlet which had been ordered from Amazon and I just had it installed with my toilet. I have only started using it for two days. So far, there has been some results.
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The summer infant lil loo potty is very sturdy and stable. I haven't experienced any issues with stability in my little one. It's back rest height is good as well - my son is tall for his age - the back rest was still steady and high enough for him. The removable pee cup is very easy to remove & clean; one of the main reasons I liked this mod over others. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this specific purchase and would recommend it. Great price for what you are getting in quality.
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Wish it did, but little boys will definitely like this toy!! Actually women can do the work just as well as a man can, so you are better off not asking if it comes with a man, they come with a lot of baggage!!
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I know what your saying you can go two way with that. You can get out your toy soldiers and play Battleship. If you lay one out across the hole you may have to poke it with a Sh.. stick. I will say this you'll have a good toilet it should come with a warning do not flush while seated. I've had few that could hold up to it. You'll know without waiting if it clear, you know "will it will it", when it's flushed it flushed. Go with the gloss no cling-ons!
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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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from my experience with it. got pink within seconds.but im actually having a boy. to me was a waste of money. better off just waiting till ur 4-6months to find out gender. chinese myths were right..but everyone is different
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Personally I have no problem swishing poo in the toilet. I don't have a sprayer and don't find it necessary. I just hold the four corners up and hold the flaps in place, just as they were on and swish it off in the toilet. No biggy for me, you'll be doing the same thing when it comes time for potty training. I have tried many other styles and would not suggest 4.0 or elemental. THESE ARE AWESOME DIAPERS!!
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My 12 yo male had no problem with it. I was a bit skeptical of the idea, but decided we had to try something because our dog was just too clever about eating the cat's poop. ICK! I did follow the advice to put some feces and a bit of urine (we use clumping litter) from the old litter box. Worked like a charm. I also have a young female, about 1-1/2yo, who also had no problem adapting.
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I did not use this from the beginning with my son's potty training. I do know he is 4 years old now, and he's still potty-training. He was getting too big for the seats in the stores. He does like this seat and will sit on it. I've been told you can use it for younger ages (1 1/2 or 2 year-olds), as well. I hope this helps!