Toilet Targets Training Products for Boys

They dissolve quickly and are a good trick to get your kid to use the potty

These worked great! I have an autistic son who is almost 5. Once I bought these he thought they were fun and really enjoyed putting them in the toilet. It was something different from what we had been doing/trying so that motivated him to at least get into the bathroom. Used them for about a week and now we are fully potty trained. We have been trying for 2 years on and off and it was more of a power struggle than not knowing how to use the potty. He was in control and he was going to stay in control. This helped break that cycle!! We celebrated with champagne on this victory. HA Thank you!!

These were a little disappointing. They were not easy to pull apart.. When you pull one, several tear.I would not buy these again.

My little grandson loved them - he rushed off to float one and shoot it. Only drawback is that an adult must split the tissues "target animal" apart. They are very thin layers that have been punched into animal shapes - not easy for little ones to manipulate. All the elephants went before I could stave his enthusiasm.

These are very thin (think tissue paper) cut outs for toddlers to use as target practice. My toddler absolutely loved them. He really enjoyed picking out his favorite animal of the day and looked forward to going potty which meant less accidents. Two thumbs up.So why did I rate them a 4? They come in the equivalent of a CD sleeve. It's very easy to spill them, and they stick together. Normally this wouldn't be a large problem, but potty training is also the age where kids want to do everything themselves (including get their targets). Basically, I've ended up with like 8 in the toilet at the same time and I hate being wasteful. They're also frequently spread around my house.Overall, nice product. I would purchase again if needed.

I just started using a pack of these this morning and my son has already gone through almost all of the horses! He was excited to go just a little drop to be able to pee on them. I was going to wait until is was standing since he still sits on the toilet but we don't have a splash guard and I thought this would help him aim down instead of spraying everywhere. These really help! I bought another pack since we will probably fly through these! He was too busy playing before and would go in his pants, hopefully this changes things!

I have two young grandsons who are learning to go in the toilet. I thought these would be good targets like ones from many years ago. They are just animal shapes made out of tissue paper. You can barely punch them out without them tearing ahead of time. The concept is good, but the book is small and I think you could just but out your own shape, if necessary, with less expensive tissue paper.

Ok, let's be honest with ourselves. These are literally just pieces of tissue paper (like you would use to wrap a gift) cut into five different animal shapes. Any idiot with some of those cutter-outer things that they sell at craft stores could make them in exactly 1.5 seconds. And there aren't even THAT many of them in the package, considering that any reasonable toddler is going to want like 5 in the toilet at any given time. There is no reason for these to cost $11.But, having said all of that, this idiot does not have any of the cutter-outer things that they sell at craft stores and my (2.5-year-old) son is obsessed with peeing on these over-priced pieces of tissue paper, so I gave them one extra star for that. I just wish I had thought of cutting circles out of tissue paper for him to pee on ahead of time and forgone buying these altogether. But, of course, there's no going back from peeing on lions and elephants to peeing on mere circles now. If this obsession lasts for more than a week or so, I'm going to buy some of those cutter-outers and some tissue paper. At least we'll be able to reuse them for craft projects later.