Potty Seat for Elongated Bowls

[katerinasmom]

We have a stand alone potty "throne" for DD but I also wanted to get her a toilet ring for the downstairs half bath. There's just not enough space to have a second potty chair in that bathroom. The problem is that it has an elongated bowl and I can't seem to find a potty ring that is made specifically for elongated bowls. Alot of them say "fits both standard and elongated bowls" but they move around too much on the longer bowl. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'd rather not have a flip top design that stays on all the time because it is a heavily used bathroom by guests. So I'd rather get something that goes on only when she needs it. But if that is my only choice . . . I've seen the following one online. If anyone has it, I'd appreciate some feedback and any other suggestions.
http://www.pottytrainingconcepts.com/Flip-Toilet-Seat-E-z.html

[JBaxter]

I have the elongated toilets in my house also I found the baby bjorn insert worked great. It is adjustable to make it fit tight.
http://www.amazon.com/Baby-Bjorn-Toilet-Trainer-White/dp/customer-reviews/B0009PAN7Q

[Momof3Labs]

ITA. That's what I would suggest, too.

[shellybelly]

this is totally OT, but i read the title of this thread and had to look, i thought it said elongated **bowels** and i thought - now what the heck could that mean?? too funny!

-Shelly

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[katerinasmom]

Thank you both - I bought the Baby Bjorn. Can't believe how expensive it was but since it works I am happy.

[HallsofVA]

I was also going to suggest the Baby Bjorn seat. It works great on our large and small bowls, and stays in place with just a simple turn of the adjustment wheel.

[debs]

Check out the Flip N' Flush at www.tinygem.ca