Children's urinal

Urinal for my son's potty training.

The foot is made of wood (a plate and a piece of recessed broom handle). The urinal consists of the bowl, a piece that fits over the foot (glued under the bowl) and two decorative "eyes". The whole represents a frog, with a child's imagination (it seems).

After use, the bowl is grasped at the top to remove it from the foot, emptied, rinsed, and put back on the foot. No emptying system, it seemed complicated (and risky). For our part, the tool was pedagogically efficient (even if at the end, the capacity of the bowl started to reach its limits...).

The whole thing is made of PETG, and I flashed the bottom of the bowl with a torch (for the crème brulée) to weld the layers together and make sure it's watertight. And it was indeed watertight ;-)

Urinal for my son's potty training.

The stand is made of wood (a plywood plate and a piece of broom handle). The urinal consists of the bowl, a piece that fits over the foot (glued under the bowl) and two decorative "eyes". The whole represents a frog, with a child's imagination (that's what he said).

After use, the bowl is grabbed from above to remove it from the foot, emptied, rinsed, and put back on the foot. No emptying system, it seemed complicated (and risky). For our part, the tool was pedagogically efficient (even if at the end, the capacity of the bowl was beginning to reach its limits...).

The whole thing is made of PETG, and I flashed the bottom of the bowl with a torch to finish to weld the layers together and make sure they were (water?)tight. And it was indeed peetight ;-)