When a baby reaches a stage of development, they can be trained to use the bathroom on their own! At this point, the mother needs to choose a safe and cute toilet for the baby. So, which type of toilet is good for babies? Next, let's introduce the types of baby toilets in the encyclopedia!
1. Cartoon style riding toilet: also a common style seen by parents. The advantage is that the appearance is pleasing to babies, like a toy. The disadvantage is that washing is more troublesome, and the quality is uneven. Some of the poor quality may even cut the buttocks of the baby. It is very suitable for babies to wear open crotch pants, but when babies are one year old and no longer wear them, especially in winter, it can be difficult for them to defecate while riding on them.
2. Preschool toilet mat: The advantage is that it is cheap and can be placed directly on the adult toilet, making it easy to use. Can be suitable for older babies to use. The disadvantage is that the adult toilet is too high, making it inconvenient for children to use it directly. If their feet are not on the ground, they are prone to sitting unsteadily, especially when wiping their buttocks, which is inconvenient.
3. Ladder style toilet: It can be conveniently placed on toilets of different heights, with small armrests on both sides for babies to hold, and foot pedals that can adjust the height.
4. Chair back toilet: It is safer for babies to sit on it, and the toilet bowl and chair can be separated, making it easier to clean and maintain hygiene.
5. Multi purpose combination toilet: When babies are young, they can directly grab the armrest to use the toilet. After the age of three, they can take out the seat ring and place it on the large toilet at home. The remaining toilet can also be used as a footstool, which is very practical.
Finally, I would like to remind all mothers that when choosing a children's toilet, they must choose a toilet with good stability and a stable center of gravity to avoid the baby leaning back on the toilet and falling off. At present, some children's toilets on the market are designed separately for men and women, which conforms to the different postures of men and women when using the toilet.
