My 18-month-old baby is starting his potty training journey and he wants to use the toilet like this older siblings and dad so this was a perfect way to get him to use it! My 4-year-old also loves using it and it’s perfect for training them to hit the right area of the toilet to minimize any spillage or spanishing, I love that it comes with hooks and suction cups that way you can take it with your everywhere, it’s very easy to clean and sanitize. The Frog Potty Training Baby Urinal saves hours of clean-up as your child is transitioning from potty to standing up to pee. Attach this light, bright urinal to the wall of your bathroom at just the right height and dreastically reduce the time spent in the bathroom cleaning up after your little trainee. Another way frogs can get into your toilet is through an open window or another part of your house. They can get into your bathroom, and then decide to camp out in your toilet. Finally, they can get in through the vent. As you may know, plumbing systems have an open-air vent that goes from the plumbing all the way to the roof. The fun spinning Target in the middle teaches young boys where and how to aim. I can only hope that it will last this thing become teenagers and adults.

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Potty training urinals are a fun way to get little kids excited about going to the bathroom. After all, who wouldn’t enjoy the silly challenge of trying to hit a target while they use the potty? As a general rule, there are no scents that keep frogs away. However, frogs dislike acidic conditions. Therefore, a saltwater spray, lemon juice, or vinegar are great deterrents and can be applied where you don’t want frogs to go. Wear a pair of gloves, have the frog gently scooped, and empty it in the garden. Don’t try to flush and then wash the toilet with a harsh chemical. You’ll harm the poor little creature by doing that. As a general rule, you should remove any frogs by catching them and putting them outside. It’s rare for frogs to get into a toilet. If you find frogs in your toilet regularly then frog numbers may need to be reduced. Also, install a mesh over your vent pipe to stop them from entering there. But if you want to prevent frogs from showing up in your toilet, you have to turn off your outside lights. Don’t forget that lights attract loads of flying insects. And with that, frogs might think you have enough food supply for them. From there, frogs can easily find their way to your toilet. 3. Remove trees and shrubsVarious sources online claim that peppermint oil naturally repels frogs. However, I did a tonne of research into how well it works. And so far there is no concrete evidence to suggest that it does in fact work. In my opinion, it’s worth a try. How Do You Get Rid of Unwanted Frogs

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With that said, the suction cups must be of good quality. It’s not fun having a pre-filled urinal fall, spilling its contents on the floor. (Ask me how I know this!) How to Choose a Potty Training Urinal Just because you found a frog jump around or lying quietly in one corner in your bathroom doesn’t mean it came from the toilet. Instead, it could have possibly gained access to your bathroom via the main door. Urinal shape: The toddler versions come in a variety of shapes, but the best potty training urinals are round or oval. They turn inwards at the bottom, and this will keep the pee from splashing out.Have you observed a frog’s fingers? If you have, then you’ll know that flushing one down the toilet is a waste of time.

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The reward chart is lovely and since it’s about whales and it matches the whale urinal, its exciting to young children, I have always been a fan of reward systems and positive reinforcement.Please let fellow travelers know that this is for pee, not water. It resembles a large water bottle, but you don’t want to confuse the two!