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Do I need a boy's potty for ds? Aren't they all the same?

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fryalot · 02/02/2007 21:09

Have one for dd and ds is playing with it (he's only 16 months) but have been told he cannot use hers????? can this be true?

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mawbroon · 03/02/2007 13:53

Erm, I think they are actually correct. I'm sure I saw different shaped ones somewhere but can't remember for the life of me where. Of course just because you can buy them doesn't mean that you need one!!

This keyboard doesn't seem to have a backslash key so I can't post a link, but this is hilarious

www.babykind.co.uk/toddler.htm

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fryalot · 03/02/2007 13:55

rofl!! I have GOT to get one of those baby urinal thingies. If that doesn't shut up my mad mother, nothing will!!!! thank you SO much.

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EllieKwithabigbump · 03/02/2007 13:59

they do look fab, good for a giggle if nothing else

and what's the betting your dp has a go, just to test it out

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foxtrot · 03/02/2007 13:59

What is that???!!! YUK!!!
Sqonk make sure you get a blue potty otherwise she might smell a rat .

mawbroon · 03/02/2007 14:03

You're welcome squonk

jellyhead · 03/02/2007 14:08

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foxtrot · 03/02/2007 20:24

bumping this to share the joys of the weeman training urinal

PanicPants · 03/02/2007 20:28

We've just bought a fab potty for ds. It's looks like a very simple/small car/motorbike i.e., it's just a normal potty with handlebars just like a bike.

Ds spends all his sitting on it like a bike/ride on toy.

Now just have to get him to use it for what it's intended for!

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fryalot · 03/02/2007 22:41

that sounds like a good one. Where did you get it from?

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nearlyfourbob · 04/02/2007 03:18

remind her that Huggies launched Girl's and Boy's nappies .. with the premise that the wee is heavier in certain places

obviously we are more guillible - because they still have them in NZ. I've got 2 packs of boys from when ds was trained and no mothers of girls want them!

PanicPants · 04/02/2007 18:16

Got it from an independent baby shop in town called 'Thats my Baby'

The make is 'Jane Maternity - Orinal' think it's a spanish make.

clayre · 04/02/2007 18:24

we bought a blue potty for ds when he started showing an interest in dd pink potty, we thought we were doing good, waste of time and money, he will only use pink potty!!

sockmonkey · 05/02/2007 16:55

I stuck wheels to the sides of DS potty to get him to go on it. I also made him a little steering wheel to hold too. Anything to get him to use it.

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fryalot · 05/02/2007 16:57

don't think I'll have a problem getting him to sit on it - it's getting him to do what he's supposed to that's the problem. Although he is very young and I'm not too bothered - just getting a touch fed up of running round the living room with disinfectant!!!

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beansprout · 05/02/2007 16:59

Can someone get me a left handed screwdriver while they are in the shop that sells these?

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