June 10, 2005
Toilets for Toddlers?
Move over plastic potty--the toddlers of today's well-off parents are learning to do their business on toilets designed just for them. These child-sized toilets are a little more expensive than regular models, but usually work fine with existing house plumbing (though the switch can take some work). They can be replaced once the kids grow out of them.
The Gerber PeeWee toilet (MSPR $350) has a seat about 10 inches high, which is 4 inches shorter than a typical toilet.
Source: "Toilets for Tots" in the print version of the 6/9/05 edition of the Wall Street Journal
Posted by LHT at June 10, 2005 08:13 PM
