Baby toilet

#This invention relates to a portable and collapsible toilet for babies.

#A small child usually cannot control his defecation or urination, and this is especially troublesome when there is no toilet around or when he is on a trip. In view of this, it is necessary to develop a portable and collapsible toilet for children under 5 years old.

#According to this invention, the toilet comprises a toilet bowl which serves also as a cover, a basal part and a handle. The toilet bowl has an outlet shaped like a short pipe, protruding downwardly from its bottom, the pipe outlet being designed to be inserted into a hole on the top of the basal part. The bowl is shaped like a regular toilet bowl and, when it is inverted, it fits perfectly onto said basal part which is a flattened U shaped body with two axially aligned holes provided on its upper and lower portions. When the inverted toilet bowl is fitted onto the basal part, the pipe outlet and said two holes are aligned axially and a L-shaped handle can pass through them with its lower end engaged with the threaded hole at the bottom of said basal part and its upper end used as a handle bar for carrying the whole toilet. On the left side of said basal part, there is a long horizontal hole bored through its lower portion, and throaded at the inner end. The threaded end of the handle can be inserted into the long hole and engages its threaded end to serve as a handle for carrying the toilet.

#FIG. 1 is an exploded view of the baby toilet according to the present invention;

#FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the baby toilet wherein various parts of the toilet are combined to form a handy unit; and

#FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing partially the bowl, the hollow stopper, the basal part and the plastic bag and their relationship of engagement.

#FIG. 1 is an exploded views of the baby toilet. The toilet bowl 11 has a rim whose central part 22 is depressed for a child to easily sit on it. At the bottom of the bowl there is a pipe outlet 12 protruding outwardly and downwardly for fitting into the hole 14 on the upper portion 13 of the toilet's basal part which has a flat bottom 15. There is a U shaped recess 16 between the upper and the lower portion of the basal part. A threaded hole 17 on the bottom portion aligns axially with a hole 14 on the upper portion 13. On the left side of the flattened U shaped basal part, there is a long hole 18 which is threaded at its inner end to engage the threaded end of a handle 19 which is used to carry the toilet.

#In FIG. 3, the open end of a plastic bag 20 is pushed through the hole 14 to cover its adjacent margin and is secured to the basal part by a hollow stopper 21. Said plastic bag 20 is provided to receive excretion and urine.

#FIG. 2 shows how the toilet bowl 11 is combined with the basal part and how the handle 19 is inserted through the outlet 12, hole 14, and hole 17 to be used as a handle for carrying the toilet.