I can
only speak for myself, but washing my children has
always put a soothing end to their bathroom trip. When
they were done going, I would take them off their potty
seat, remove it, and reseat them towards the front of
the regular toilet seat. Having a full bottle of
lukewarm water ready, the child would bend over and lean
on my leg while I gently washed them clean, and then
dabbed them dry with a small amount of toilet paper.
My son started potty training when he was able to sit
up, at around 9 months. I placed him on his potty seat
at the same time, about 15 minutes after breakfast. Soon
he was doing his morning duty, and enjoyed having a nice
warm ending to this daily routine. It was a great
accomplishment, especially since we were using cloth
diapers.
As the child gets older, he gradually takes a greater
part in the cleansing and eventually will learn to do it
all on his own. The Original Bidet Bottle has an
ergonomically designed neck so that a small hand can
easily grasp it and turn the bottle to the angle that
works best for the young user. Let your child wash his
hands with you as it will instill the practice of good
bathroom hygiene.
We are all
unique so there is no “one correct way” to use the Original
Bidet Bottle. The bidet bottle was designed with a secure
and comfortable grip to get to multiple angles. People use
it approaching from the front or back. Women prefer the
frontal approach for easier access and feminine hygiene. The
Original Bidet Bottle was designed to give you the ability
to find what works best for you.
True cleanliness can’t be achieved with some gadget from the
Jetsons. Self cleansing, like taking a shower, is a hands-on
operation. There is no way around it; if you want to achieve
true cleanliness, it becomes a hands-on process. When you wash with the Original Bidet Bottle, you know
that you are truly clean.
First, take a few sheets (5-6) of bathroom tissue and place it within your left hand’s reach for drying. With an empty bidet bottle in your right hand, you should
experiment to find a position that feels comfortable. Try
cleansing yourself with a half full bidet bottle a few
times. Wet your left fingers just as the water comes out.
Then try a full bottle. When done, use the paper sheets to dab yourself dry with your left hand. Cleanliness includes
the need to wash your hands after every bathroom use! It is
hygienic and a conscientious effort to minimize the spread
of germs.
