A urinal training system includes a base having a first side wall and a second side wall and a bottom floor extending therebetween; a top pivotally attached to the base, the top having a top edge, a first side, a second side, and a back wall extending therebetween; and a urinal apparatus embedded within the back wall of the top; the bottom floor provides a place to stand on while using the urinal apparatus.

A child toilet seat assembly includes a base member configured to be coupled to an adult toilet seat assembly having an adult toilet seat and a lid pivotably coupled to a hinge post. The child toilet seat assembly also includes a child toilet seat coupled to the base member via a hinge joint. The hinge joint enables the child toilet seat to pivot about a pivot axis between an operating position and a storage position. The hinge joint also enables the child toilet seat to move along a translational axis between a locked state inhibiting movement of the child toilet seat relative to the base member and an unlocked state allowing movement of the child toilet seat relative to the base member.

A child toilet seat assembly includes a base member configured to be coupled to an adult toilet seat assembly having an adult toilet seat and a lid pivotably coupled to a hinge post. The child toilet seat assembly also includes a child toilet seat coupled to the base member via a hinge joint. The hinge joint enables the child toilet seat to pivot about a pivot axis between an operating position and a storage position. The hinge joint also enables the child toilet seat to move along a translational axis between a locked state inhibiting movement of the child toilet seat relative to the base member and an unlocked state allowing movement of the child toilet seat relative to the base member.

This disclosure relates to a portable potty seat for a toilet. This disclosure aims to provide a portable potty seat, which has the advantages of simple structure, light volume and can be adapted to toilets with different sizes and specifications. The portable potty seat of the disclosure includes: the body of the potty seat, the separation component, the front-end reinforcement and the rear end reinforcement; the body of the potty seat is an annular thin plate-shaped component integrally formed by flexible materials, the middle part is an opening corresponding to the toilet ring opening of a toilet seat, and the edge is provided with a locking component; the separation component covers the bottom of the potty seat body to strengthen the rigidity of the potty seat body, It will not affect the folding convenience, and the gap between the sheets of the separating components will naturally form a folding auxiliary line to facilitate the folding forming; the front end reinforcement and the rear end reinforcement respectively further strengthen the front end and the rear end of the portable toilet, so that the same portable potty seat can be applied to the toilet seats of different sizes and specifications.

An illustrated view of an exemplary potty-training seat for providing alternative incentives and reminders to a child is presented. The potty-training seat is useful for providing a verbal reminder for the children to flush a toilet and to wash their hands after using a restroom. Also, the potty-training seat can be stored while not in use and easily reachable and usable by the child being potty-trained.

A posturally supportive toilet seat apparatus 1 comprising a seat 10 having a base portion 11. The base portion has leg support features 12 and an aperture 13 formed therein for passage of waste therethrough. The apparatus 10 further comprises a back support 14 which extends from a rear end of the base portion 11. The back support 14 and leg support features 12 are shaped, dimensioned, and, in an in use-configuration, adjustable/positionable relative to each other in an oblique relationship. In the in-use configuration, the thighs and torso of a user seated on the seat 10 are encouraged to form an acute interior angle therebetween, with knees locatable above hips, essentially resulting in the user adopting a squat position.

A toilet seat reducer includes a hub disposed on an underside of a lid of a conventional toilet seat, a toilet seat, and at least one pair of complementary magnets configured for detachably coupling the hub and the toilet seat to each other. The toilet seat includes an aperture smaller than an opening in the conventional toilet seat, and the toilet seat is configured for mating with at least a portion of the conventional toilet seat. Each magnet of the pair of magnets is disposed on opposing locations on the hub and the toilet seat. The toilet seat reducer includes a flexible urine guard configured to collapse into at least a portion of the aperture of the toilet seat when the lid is lowered onto the toilet seat and return to an un-collapsed state when the lid and the toilet seat are separated.

A toilet seat reducer includes a hub disposed on an underside of a lid of a conventional toilet seat, a toilet seat, and at least one pair of complementary magnets configured for detachably coupling the hub and the toilet seat to each other. The toilet seat includes an aperture smaller than an opening in the conventional toilet seat, and the toilet seat is configured for mating with at least a portion of the conventional toilet seat. Each magnet of the pair of magnets is disposed on opposing locations on the hub and the toilet seat. The toilet seat reducer includes a flexible urine guard configured to collapse into at least a portion of the aperture of the toilet seat when the lid is lowered onto the toilet seat and return to an un-collapsed state when the lid and the toilet seat are separated.

A portable toilet comprises a container-shaped body of which the top surface is opened and the inside is empty. A first toilet cover is provided on the opened top surface and formed in an arch shape, and a second toilet cover is disposed on the opened top surface so as to be symmetrical to the first toilet cover, wherein each of the first toilet cover and the second toilet cover rotates with respect to the body such that each one end portion of the first toilet cover and the second toilet cover can be spaced apart with respect to the body.

A portable toilet comprises a container-shaped body of which the top surface is opened and the inside is empty. A first toilet cover is provided on the opened top surface and formed in an arch shape, and a second toilet cover is disposed on the opened top surface so as to be symmetrical to the first toilet cover, wherein each of the first toilet cover and the second toilet cover rotates with respect to the body such that each one end portion of the first toilet cover and the second toilet cover can be spaced apart with respect to the body.