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One potty which was specially made for babies without diapers.
Not too bulky, it slips into your bag.
How to position baby on potty HNI?
Keep baby in a clutching position on the potty, baby's knees up to its navel, and the thighs spread about 90°. Her butt's going to sink a little in the potty, it is normal and convenient because the urine will remain in the potty and will not leak. If it does not sink a little, make sure to lift its thighs to get the squatting position by placing your hands close to its knees. You can also position baby on it during the feeding.
If he's a boy, move him forward potty, so the jet will remain oriented in potty.
When baby is newborn, he remains in a crooked posture and the parent retains this posture by offering him the potty. Then baby will move gradually and it is a matter of following his development. Later, it is in a crouched position that we will propose the potty, making sure that his knees are at navel height and his legs are about 90 degrees apart. The potty HNI then comes to place itself at the crotch level, much inclined and not straight as a small potty classic. So the jet will go into the potty. If the jet ever goes out in an anarchic way, some parents orient and others use the small HNI protection to orient it and avoid leaks.
However, many of the inappropriate positionings potties are at the origin of the pee coming out. You're going to have to take a hand, find the right position for your baby, and free yourself from your a priori. Indeed it is quite often that the parents say to me, but I did not think that he was bowing like this or just the crotch, not sitting as when he is bigger then.
It is possible that at first you have trouble positioning baby on this potty, persevere in finding the right position for you and your baby. For information many parents use it until 3 years of baby, so it's a question of training and position.
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