Re: OT: toileting issues, what's out there for kids who miss the potty!

[Guest guest]

Why not just have him sit down and point it down. I remember doing that

with a willful misser once when babysitting. Worked like a charm. Added

Bonus: He hated sitting too, so he started hitting the mark, if you know

what I mean.

P.

Jada wrote:

>

> We have the boy problem.. he misses a lot and our bathroom reeks. I

> have to hose down the potty every day..sometimes it still stinks. I am

> thinking of renting him his own portapotty. Have them drop it off in

> the driveway! LOL...

>

> Anyway, the pee on the toilet paper target is not working. Telling him

> to " aim " and " watch what your doing with that thing " is not working

> either.

>

> Short of having him pee in the yard...lol...are there any contraptions

> or sort of splash guards or something out there? We only have one

> bathroom so we all have to use it, us girls are less than thrilled

> with the new smell. Help!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Make him pee sitting down.

Janet

Jada wrote:

> We have the boy problem.. he misses a lot and our bathroom reeks. I

> have to hose down the potty every day..sometimes it still stinks. I am

> thinking of renting him his own portapotty. Have them drop it off in

> the driveway! LOL...

>

> Anyway, the pee on the toilet paper target is not working. Telling him

> to " aim " and " watch what your doing with that thing " is not working

> either.

>

> Short of having him pee in the yard...lol...are there any contraptions

> or sort of splash guards or something out there? We only have one

> bathroom so we all have to use it, us girls are less than thrilled

> with the new smell. Help!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sit him on he toilet backward - a few friut loops in the water for a

target. Lots of fun. A creative babysitter passed this recipe on. It

worked well for us.

>

> > We have the boy problem.. he misses a lot and our bathroom reeks.

I

> > have to hose down the potty every day..sometimes it still stinks.

I am

> > thinking of renting him his own portapotty. Have them drop it off

in

> > the driveway! LOL...

> >

> > Anyway, the pee on the toilet paper target is not working.

Telling him

> > to " aim " and " watch what your doing with that thing " is not

working

> > either.

> >

> > Short of having him pee in the yard...lol...are there any

contraptions

> > or sort of splash guards or something out there? We only have one

> > bathroom so we all have to use it, us girls are less than thrilled

> > with the new smell. Help!

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Just sitting maybe? I wanted to recommend getting a plastic seat versus a

wood seat. The wood absorbs the stains and germs. Maybe teach him to use

flushable wipes to clean up after himself and he'll be more careful. Sorry,

didn't say age.

Tammy

[ ] OT: toileting issues, what's out there for kids

who miss the potty!

We have the boy problem.. he misses a lot and our bathroom reeks. I

have to hose down the potty every day..sometimes it still stinks. I am

thinking of renting him his own portapotty. Have them drop it off in

the driveway! LOL...

Anyway, the pee on the toilet paper target is not working. Telling him

to " aim " and " watch what your doing with that thing " is not working

either.

Short of having him pee in the yard...lol...are there any contraptions

or sort of splash guards or something out there? We only have one

bathroom so we all have to use it, us girls are less than thrilled

with the new smell. Help!

[Guest guest]

Table tennis ball:

Decorate with permanent markers and throw it in. Some sort of pattern

that will look good when the ball spins is best, big spirals,lines etc.

Still amuses me :-D

Mark

>

> We have the boy problem.. he misses a lot and our bathroom reeks. I

> have to hose down the potty every day..sometimes it still stinks. I am

> thinking of renting him his own portapotty. Have them drop it off in

> the driveway! LOL...

>

> Anyway, the pee on the toilet paper target is not working. Telling him

> to " aim " and " watch what your doing with that thing " is not working

> either.

>

> Short of having him pee in the yard...lol...are there any contraptions

> or sort of splash guards or something out there? We only have one

> bathroom so we all have to use it, us girls are less than thrilled

> with the new smell. Help!

>

[Guest guest]

Could your son pee sitting down instead of standing???

Kay

[Guest guest]

I saw this, but was worried he'd be too big for it. He's almost 4 feet

tall (47 1/2 inches)...so then instead of peeing all over the toilet,

he'd be peeing all over everything else! I could not really find the

height criteria for it. But it's a cute idea. Dad of course rolled his

eyes when I said " let's put a jr. urinal in the bathroom " . He said

" Can't we just have him pee outside? " .

And thankfully, we have a plastic seat, with these nifty hinges that

let you remove the whole seat every time you clean it.

Thanks everyone! If the cheerios don't work..he's gonna have to sit.

-- In , Largey <l.largey@...> wrote:

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> check this out I think it looks cute. toddler urinal

>

>  http://www.peterpotty.com/products.php

>

> 38 and Mom to three

> Tasha 23..new Mommy ( means I am a Grammy )

> Casey-Mae 13..sweet as pie

> Elijah 2.. ASD and beautiful

>

>

>

> [ ] Re: OT: toileting issues, what's out there

for kids who miss the potty!

>

>

> Sit him on he toilet backward - a few friut loops in the water for a

> target. Lots of fun. A creative babysitter passed this recipe on. It

> worked well for us.

>

>

> >

> > > We have the boy problem.. he misses a lot and our bathroom reeks.

> I

> > > have to hose down the potty every day..sometimes it still stinks.

> I am

> > > thinking of renting him his own portapotty. Have them drop it off

> in

> > > the driveway! LOL...

> > >

> > > Anyway, the pee on the toilet paper target is not working.

> Telling him

> > > to " aim " and " watch what your doing with that thing " is not

> working

> > > either..

> > >

> > > Short of having him pee in the yard...lol.. .are there any

> contraptions

> > > or sort of splash guards or something out there? We only have one

> > > bathroom so we all have to use it, us girls are less than thrilled

> > > with the new smell. Help!

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Who fishes them out after he pees on em? (or don't they fit down?)

Sorry, I am girl..a bit ignorant to these type of problems. My first

child was a girl..so no issues with this.

Since I am sure my plumbing is not going to handle flushing table

tennis balls down it...lol..

> >

> > We have the boy problem.. he misses a lot and our bathroom reeks. I

> > have to hose down the potty every day..sometimes it still stinks. I am

> > thinking of renting him his own portapotty. Have them drop it off in

> > the driveway! LOL...

> >

> > Anyway, the pee on the toilet paper target is not working. Telling him

> > to " aim " and " watch what your doing with that thing " is not working

> > either.

> >

> > Short of having him pee in the yard...lol...are there any contraptions

> > or sort of splash guards or something out there? We only have one

> > bathroom so we all have to use it, us girls are less than thrilled

> > with the new smell. Help!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I have this problem with a 44 year old NT man...

>

> We have the boy problem.. he misses a lot and our bathroom reeks. I

> have to hose down the potty every day..sometimes it still stinks. I am

> thinking of renting him his own portapotty. Have them drop it off in

> the driveway! LOL...

>

> Anyway, the pee on the toilet paper target is not working. Telling him

> to " aim " and " watch what your doing with that thing " is not working

> either.

>

> Short of having him pee in the yard...lol...are there any contraptions

> or sort of splash guards or something out there? We only have one

> bathroom so we all have to use it, us girls are less than thrilled

> with the new smell. Help!

>