The PeePee TeePee

The PeePee TeePee

I've decided you can market just about anything; this PeePee TeePee is what's lead me to that conclusion this morning!

I have two boys and one girl. My eldest son was born in the winter and I, very quickly, lost count as to how many times he peed on me when he was small.

It must have had something to do with the change of air temperature seconds after I took his nappies off and the cold air hit, he would start peeing.  This is not so difficult to avoid and contain if it's day time, but when you're changing baby boys in the dead of a chilly winter's night and have kept the lights down low it's a different fountain of pee dodging game altogether.

My youngest son did the same too, he was born in the summer and his free-peeing events were somewhat less than his winter born brother.

I can only imagine the inventor(s) of the PeePee TeePee is/are the parents of a boy and I'd love to have been a fly on the wall when they came up with the idea, created a prototype, tested it and decided it was going to make their fortune out on the baby market.

For £10.95 you get five little reusable soft cotton cones in their own miniature laundry bag, to keep them all together; at nappy changing time you pop a cone over the end of the ever-threatening-to-sprinkle male appendage and save yourself the worry of getting wet!

This is another one of those 'genius or junk' things I can't make up my mind about - what do you think?  One thing I do know - they are pretty cute.

By the way, if you've ever used them or buy some to try - please share your experiences!

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  • whitij
    I've used them. They're just a novelty really. Pretty difficult to actually put them on and get them to stay in position while baby is kicking around, so no real protection.
    • LynleyOram
      ha ha these are hysterical! I agree with whitij, novelty value really. I can't see them staying on there really plus playing wee dodge is part of the fun of having a baby boy.