
No, not fruity snacks. Piddlers Toilet Targets are a potty training aid.

No, not fruity snacks. Piddlers Toilet Targets are a potty training aid.
You pop a few Piddlers into the toilet when potty training baby boys and let them try to aim.
Piddlers are made of starch and dyed with food coloring so they are non-toxic. Box of 30 goes for $8.99 here. We'd like to hear from AT: Nursery readers who've tried Piddlers.
A box of 30 for $8.99? I know people sometimes use Cheerios or Fruit Loops for this purpose...I would guess that 30 of those would cost 5 cents or less, and you might already have them in the house.
view geckotoes1's profile
While I agree with the prior comment, I still think this is brilliant.
view brooklynsails's profile
You could use corn-starch based packing peanuts for the same thing. They'd be less colorful, but I doubt that would matter...
view avimom's profile
This is unbelievable. I have seen some ridiculous products on AT, but this takes the cake. I would like to hear from anyone who would pay $9 for 30 cheerios.
This is not a new idea, by the way. When I was training my son, I lost track of how many people, books, and articles suggested I try target practice with cheerios. Which he had no interest in, and it turns out his aim is just fine, but I can see why other little boys could totally get into it. But... CHEERIOS, people. Generic cheeros, actually. Or generic fruit loops. Both of which are also non-toxic.
view mjoe's profile
I'm teaching my little boy to sit down - all the time. At least until he is old enough to clean up after himself!
view Asheim's profile
okay, obviously you all beat me to it, but i want to chime in:
cheerios. fruit loops. please, please, people who are willing to spend $8.99 plus tax for 30 of these, send me your money. and for that matter, send me the rest of your money; i'm starting a hedge fund for idiots.
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I don't know if I should be embarrassed for AT for peddling Piddlers to us, or insulted...
view dollhouse's profile
Everyone's being a bit dramatic...it's not that serious. The idea is cool about using little O's though, I may see if my son goes for that...he's sooo stubborn.
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