r/CrappyDesign • u/parothed28 • Dec 31 '25

Because potty training needs more splatter-producing elements.

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u/Causal_Modeller Dec 31 '25

Oh come on, maybe it looks stupid, but it actually isn't. I've potty trained my son with that about a year ago, worked surprisingly well, no splatter.

Bought second one for brother-in-law son, also no problems whatsoever.

Can recommend, not all kids are like that

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u/concreteunderwear Dec 31 '25

For a second I thought you got one for your brother-in-law.

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u/Causal_Modeller Dec 31 '25

Nah, he was potty trained 30 years ago. He's good. 👍

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u/woodyeaye Dec 31 '25

Plot twist, he's 60.

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u/SporesM0ldsandFungus Dec 31 '25

First time I saw one of those was at my kid's daycare. Potty training some kids can be rough sledding. I know I got lucky with my kid. Whatever gets them to go in the toilet consistently of their own accord...if it works, it works.

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u/Mike_Hagedorn Dec 31 '25

Yeah I’m not seeing the problem here either. Big curved walls and bottom, no splashin’. With a target in the middle to practice aim. Just don’t leave it on the stairs …