Toilet training device
OwnerGregory Thomas Barry, Thomas Jackson Barryinventors
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Abstract
A toilet training device has a target sensor for sensing an impact of urine, a first suction cup for securing the target sensor to a toilet, a music box for providing a feedback, and an insulated electric wire for connecting the target sensor with the music box. The target sensor can be positioned unobtrusively within the toilet. When a user urinates, the target sensor detects an impact of the urine when hit, and the target sensor triggers music in the music box through the insulated electric wire.
Claims9
A toilet training device for use with a toilet, the toilet training device comprising:
- a sensing means for sensing an impact of urine;
- a suction cup for securing the sensing means in the toilet by attaching the suction cup to an inner surface of the toilet;
- a feedback means for providing a feedback;
- and
- a connecting means that connects the sensing means with the feedback means, which connecting means are flexible,
- the sensing means being connected to the feedback means only with the flexible connecting means.
A toilet training device for use with a toilet, the toilet training device comprising,
- a sensing means for sensing an impact of urine;
- a suction cup operably attached to the sensing means, the suction cup being adapted for securing the sensing means to an inner surface of the toilet;
- a feedback means for providing a feedback;
- and
- an insulated wire that operably connects the sensing means with the feedback means, which insulated wire is flexible,
- the sensing means being connected to the feedback means only with the flexible connecting means.
A method of training a young male child to use a toilet, the method comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a toilet training device comprising:
- a sensing means for sensing an impact of urine;
- an insulated wire, the insulated wire being flexible;
- and
- a feedback means for providing a feedback;
- b) securing the sensing means to an inner surface of the toilet via suction cup;
- c) positioning the insulated wire on the toilet so that the insulated wire does not interfere with the routine use of the toilet;
- and
- d) connecting the sensing means to the feedback means using only the insulated wire.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.