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I don't remember a tray, but the belt was there.
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OmiOMy said:There was something wrong with the nerves in that area, probably something to do with me being a preemie (2lbs 8oz). Mom had been trying to get me trained since 3, but it wasn't working, because I just couldn't notice it. After a while she tried putting me on a schedule — I would have to go potty at specific times whether I thought I needed to or not. This had limited success, and by the time kindergarten rolled around, I had to work on the class schedule — which was bad for me staying dry.
woodenpotty said:WBxx (or anyone else who would care to answer) I guess it is time to further test your memory. Did it have solid sides, tubing or was it a fold up? Or even something different yet?View attachment 31167View attachment 31169View attachment 31168
woodenpotty said:Participating in potty training was not an option for children in past years.
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Yes there were a number of potties that went on the adult toilet. And in a variety of colors, with white the most common. Most like the first photo had brackets that clipped the potty to the adult seat.
The second photo was of one that would have been my pick. It attached to the hinge bar of the adult seat. It didn't have to be taken on and off, it just swung up like the lid after you folded it down.
Number three shows one in use.
The third and fourth photos are of one I know my neighbors used. It had a base to put it on and when training progressed it went on to the adult toilet. The back of the duck's head was a pee deflector. Although most people had a potty chair and a different seat.
So it looks like you memory is really good.
woodenpotty said:You're very welcome for the comment. As a Baby Boomer, I was struck by the similarities we had with potty training. It was something to done with, in a short time, at as early as possible. So just about any method was acceptable. And to be honest most of us survived it well (Not that I am insensitive to those who didn't. but we are talking about the average child)