Frog Potty Training Urinal for Boys Toilet with Funny Aiming Target - Green

This is the best! Our little guy is 22 months old and has decided it's time to go potty like his big brothers. He's been standing up to pee from day one but doesnt says stand close enough to a normal potty chair or have consistent aim. This is perfect!It is small. Not more than 12 inches tall but it doesnt need to be.It comes with different attachment options to hang from. A kind of 3M-ish hook and a suction cup. I decided to tip a heavy duty stool on its side, nail into it, and hang it off the nail. It was a quick setup and works better than I'd hoped.This also comes with a plastic pipe to drain directly into a floor drain too. There is a small hole in the bottom of the whole thing where you could attach the hose. We have no floor drain so I used 1 or the 2 plugs, that are included, to plug the hole. No leaks so far. Included are also 2 little "slides" that can be attached to the front of the whole thing for added drip retention. There is also a cool little spinner at the back but our little guy doesnt quite have the power to sin it yet. The white portion is easily removed for quick dumping and rinsing out.I would highly recommend this for little guys that are not willing to sit on a potty chair. It's great!

Things to know: The adhesive pad will not stick to a textured wall, clean or not. I used hot glue to attached it. It worked well, for me. I suppose command hook adhesive might be another option. The product does come with a suction cup, but our bathroom layout did not render the use of the suction cup as applicable.The drain only works if the urinal is at a higher elevation than the drain. Depending on the height of your child, this may not be an issue. It was easy to simply lift the urinal higher to start the drain and was worth the effort rather than having to clean up spilled urine. It is helpful to run water through the urinal after each use to clear the drain. The drain functions exceptionally well.The brush is a nice addition and this product is easy to clean. I've used flusaible wipes and regular toilet paper to clean it. There are very few areas that are difficult to reach for cleaning.

My boy is just a little over 3yo. We bought this when he was 2 - no pressure - just in case. Well, a year later, he's taken to it perfectly.Some advice that helped us....1. We used a Command Strip to hang it. So I cannot speak to the suction cup that comes with it. I recommend the command strip. Suction cup on a painted sheetrock wall just didn't feel like a good idea.2. It has a removable tongue to catch the drippings - my son preferred to play with it (gross) - so we removed it permanently. It's a good idea maybe for an older child. Maybe.3. We bought 1 for each bathroom (just 2 for us).4. We mounted it near the toilet and tub. When he goes pee pee, we pick up the removable pee holder, poor it down the tub drain, rinse it out, while at the same time rinsing the pee down the drain of the tub (don't act like you don't pee in the shower - it's the same thing!). Then we give it a few shakes and put the pee holder back. SO EASY! (even lazy dads can do it)5. It also has the ability to drain it into some sort of container by removing the stopper and connecting a provided hose. We didn't see the need for this option based on our placement - but the OPTION is nice to have.6. My son doesn't really "Aim" at the target - it's actually just another thing for him to play with (gross) - it is removable, we didn't remove it tho in hopes that as he gets older, and a little more control, he may start aiming at it, which may help his aim in the future so when he gets his man card, he'll have perfect aim like the rest of us! Anyway, you may want to remove that too if you find him spinning it with his little fingers.7. Dads - you may have to show your son how to do it a few times, that's what worked for us. Not as easy as it sounds.Single Moms (bless you) - maybe get a squirt bottle or something and pretend? I don't know - that might confuse the poor chap later in life. Up to you I guess.8. This should have been like number 2 - but I don't feel like renumbering all this. Have your boy stand next to the wall to help you guestimate the right height. It's better to be too low than too high.9. Be patient with your son. Potty Training isn't a contest between your child and other children.10. Good Luck! I wish you great success!

This is a great product for potty training as most little boys are too short to stand and pee into regular toilets. The suction cup isn’t the best, it fell off of the tile wall often.

This potty was ok. My son used it a few times. I thought the overall concept was well thought out to teach toddlers how to use the potty. But once you hang it on the wall, that's it. No moving it. The design to empty the urinal was poorly designed. I planned to put it beside our actual toilet, but in order for the tubing to work to empty the potty, the potty has to be up high. So i ended up just taking the urinal off the wall to empty. Neat idea, poorly designed and executed.

This is a perfect little urinal for a toddler! Yes it is small, but it states so in the description and it is the perfect size for a toddler. My only disappointment is that I can’t use the draining tube because I have to install it low enough on my wall for my 3 year old, so it is lower than the toilet and can not drain upwards. I do not have a floor drain in my bathroom. But my son absolutely loves it and is always excited to go potty in the frog! No more pee all over my floor haha! The suction didn’t work super well for me, but the other hook with adhesive they provide works amazing. Definitely worth what I paid.

Can't say anything bad about it; many options for setting it up, super easy and convenient to clean, quality was good and son liked it...until he lost interest in the novelty of it. This product I think is helpful if you're trying to increase your child's general interest in potty training, interest in going to the actual bathroom, and practice with aiming. Part of me wishes I hadn't bought it though: he lost interest and in hindsight I think my anxiety with potty training over shadowed the fact that he's growing up and is learning and really probably would have gotten where he was at in his training just as well without it. But, that's just me and really is a good product.