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US 2015/0082532 A1Published application
Juvenile bathroom system
AssigneeDorel Juvenile Group, Inc.
InventorsAndrew W. Marsden, Lynn Pina
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Abstract
A child potty includes an elevated seat pad for seating a child and a waste collector associated with the seat pad. A platform can lie above the child potty to elevate a child above a floor underlying the child potty.
Claims21
A juvenile bathroom system comprising
- a child potty formed to include a waste-collection chamber and adapted to set on a floor away from a toilet and
- a footstool including a shell formed to include a downwardly opening potty-storage chamber sized to receive the child potty therein and adapted to set on a floor when the child potty is stored in the potty-storage chamber and a first potty-retainer tab coupled to the shell and arranged to extend into a first tab-receiver channel formed in the child potty when the child potty is stored in the potty-storage chamber to retain the child potty in a stationary position in the potty-storage chamber formed in the shell of the footstool without impeding use of the footstool to elevate children or caregivers above the floor.
A juvenile bathroom system comprises
- a child potty adapted to set on a floor away from a toilet so that it can be used easily by a young child during toilet training,
- a footstool adapted to set on a floor and formed to include a downwardly opening potty-storage chamber that is sized to receive and store the child potty therein during use of the footstool to elevate a child above the floor, wherein the footstool includes a shell formed to include the downwardly opening potty-storage chamber, the shell includes a horizontal child-support platform and a downwardly extending platform-elevation side wall coupled to a perimeter edge of the child-support platform, and the footstool also includes a potty-retainer tab coupled to the shell and arranged to extend into a tab-receiver channel formed in the child potty when the child potty is deposited into the potty-storage chamber formed in the shell to retain the child potty in a stationary position on the footstool.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.