Mom to Mom
So, I got a toilet seat for DS (it makes the hole smaller so he doesn't worry about falling in). It works great in our downstairs bathroom. I was thinking about getting one for their bathroom upstairs. I imagine it will be a few years before they "grow" into the full sized one. DD will probably potty train in the next year, so I'll get a good bit of use out of it. Thoughts?
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It would probably be easier to buy one for the upstairs to than it would be to have carry it up and down the stairs. A spare for the grandparent's house would probably be a good idea too if he spends a fair amount of time there.
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Yeah, these aren't really movable once they are installed. I think for $15 its well worth it, especially as they age. And yes, we did send it to his grandparents last time he went. It worked great there!
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I would get another one. -
I would get another one.
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Okay stupid question but...If you can't move it once it's installed where do you "go"?
Quoting armywife1229:
Yeah, these aren't really movable once they are installed. I think for $15 its well worth it, especially as they age. And yes, we did send it to his grandparents last time he went. It worked great there!
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I keep one for each bathroom. They're crazy useful.
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Lol, I was wondering the same thing?
Quoting mrsnoble2004:
Okay stupid question but...If you can't move it once it's installed where do you "go"?
Quoting armywife1229:
Yeah, these aren't really movable once they are installed. I think for $15 its well worth it, especially as they age. And yes, we did send it to his grandparents last time he went. It worked great there!
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Oh, it is like a second toilet seat. It goes up just like the regular one. So, we just put it up. I'll see if I can find a picture.
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Here ... this should clear it up.
http://www.diapers.com/p/Safety-1st-One-Step-Trainer-Seat-6620
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Oh okay, I'd never seen one like that.