A new toilet aid apparatus has a positioning aid configured to be adjusted and positioned on the toilet seat to adjust the effective size of the toilet seat, and a securing mechanism configured to secure the adjustable back support to a toilet and thereby fix the effective size of the toilet seat. The positioning aid may support the back of a user seated on a toilet seat, and may be easily removed or moved out of the way for users not needing the positioning aid.

The travel seat is meant to assist those with some form of disability that hinders the use of standard size restroom commodes use. The Travel Seat can also be used by anyone without a walker. It can either give height to the commode itself or be used with a walking assistant, such as walkers by clamping or snapping onto the bars of the walker and acting as portable bathroom commode that sits on or above the toilet, depending on user. It is supported with support bars beneath it.

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.

A novel toilet seat structure, including a supporting base, a toilet seat, fixing blocks and two first buffered-descent modules; the toilet seat includes a child seat that has a child seat body and a first decorative lid; a rear end of the child seat body is provided with a shaft portion including first shaft sleeves and a sliding groove; the first decorative lid is detachably fitted with an opening part of the sliding groove; two ends of the supporting base are provided with second shaft sleeves respectively; a fixing block is embedded inside and being limited from rotating circumferentially in each second shaft sleeve; each first buffered-descent module is embedded inside the shaft portion through the sliding groove, and then passes through a corresponding first shaft sleeve and is then connected to a corresponding fixing block.

A novel toilet seat structure, including a supporting base, a toilet seat, fixing blocks and two first buffered-descent modules; the toilet seat includes a child seat that has a child seat body and a first decorative lid; a rear end of the child seat body is provided with a shaft portion including first shaft sleeves and a sliding groove; the first decorative lid is detachably fitted with an opening part of the sliding groove; two ends of the supporting base are provided with second shaft sleeves respectively; a fixing block is embedded inside and being limited from rotating circumferentially in each second shaft sleeve; each first buffered-descent module is embedded inside the shaft portion through the sliding groove, and then passes through a corresponding first shaft sleeve and is then connected to a corresponding fixing block.

The technology herein includes embodiments of a flip-up potty seat comprising a ring connected to a mount via a hinge, wherein the ring can be positioned on a toilet seat of a regular, adult-sized toilet and the mount can be attached to a toilet lid of the regular, adult-sized toilet. Utilizing the technology disclosed herein, improved and sanitary methods of potty training are provided that enable convenient use of a typical standard, adult-sized toilet in a household with convenient, sanitary and immediate inter-conversion of the standard toilet to accommodate adults, children and toddlers, thus saving the need to purchase (and thereafter empty), expensive, limited use and cumbersome potties (e.g., potty chairs) solely devoted to the task of potty training.

The technology herein includes embodiments of a flip-up potty seat comprising a ring connected to a mount via a hinge, wherein the ring can be positioned on a toilet seat of a regular, adult-sized toilet and the mount can be attached to a toilet lid of the regular, adult-sized toilet. Utilizing the technology disclosed herein, improved and sanitary methods of potty training are provided that enable convenient use of a typical standard, adult-sized toilet in a household with convenient, sanitary and immediate inter-conversion of the standard toilet to accommodate adults, children and toddlers, thus saving the need to purchase (and thereafter empty), expensive, limited use and cumbersome potties (e.g., potty chairs) solely devoted to the task of potty training.

A toilet seat and toilet chair with detachable seat members that can be easily removed from around a child's neck. The apparatus includes a first seat member and a second seat member, wherein the first and second seat members are detachable. The apparatus includes a first latch disposed at a first end of the second seat member between the first and second seat members, and a second latch disposed at the second end of the second seat member between the first and second seat members opposite the first latch. During use, a user may detach the first and second seat members via the first and second latches. The second seat member may be later reconnected to the first seat member via the first and second latches.

A toilet seat and toilet chair with detachable seat members that can be easily removed from around a child's neck. The apparatus includes a first seat member and a second seat member, wherein the first and second seat members are detachable. The apparatus includes a first latch disposed at a first end of the second seat member between the first and second seat members, and a second latch disposed at the second end of the second seat member between the first and second seat members opposite the first latch. During use, a user may detach the first and second seat members via the first and second latches. The second seat member may be later reconnected to the first seat member via the first and second latches.