the child &# 39 ; s commode or chamberpot as seen in fig1 and 2 is manufactured as a one - piece injection molded body having a central pot formed by an inner wall 10 and a conforming circumferential outer wall 25 spaced therefrom . the outer wall forms a depending skirt and is shaped at its lower edge to seat firmly on a floor , table , commode or similar support surface . the inner and outer walls are connected by rounded transition edges 11 , 12 , 14 and 15 forming a continuous ring on which a child may easily sit . the edge 11 is formed to extend upwardly to form a backrest for the child . behind the backrest the outer wall is enlarged to provide increased stability . the edges 14 and 15 of said seating ring conform to the shape of a child &# 39 ; s buttocks and guarantee an anatomically advantageous seat . the front side of the transition edge 12 is formed upwards to provide a deflector suitable preferably , for male children . a hole 13 is provided in the upper apex of the deflector 12 unto which manual holding means , such as a handle , may be affixed . these holding means may be formed as holding grips or may also be shaped like toys as hereinafter explained . the outer wall 25 of the commode is , as seen in fig2 provided with recesses 16 and 19 along the respective sides , which serve as grips allowing for the insertion of a hand , whereby the commode may be carried . the recesses allow access to suction means permitting the commode to be detachably fastened to the ground , upon a floor or upon a separate standing support . the suction means are mounted at the base of the central wall 10 and comprise a positioning rim 21 , in which an adjusting lever 22 having an actuating handle 23 is pivotally mounted . over this adjusting lever 22 is mounted a deformable rubber plate 24 , the periphery of which is surrounded by the positioning rim 21 so that the rubber plate 24 forms a cavity towards the base , and is solidly sucked unto the base by the suction created when the rubber plate is deformed . the actuating end 23 of the adjusting lever 22 is accessible through the lateral recess 16 of the outer wall 25 . the backrest 11 is provided with slits 26 , into which a safety strap for holding the child may be inserted or secured . the strap preferably passes through the slits behind the wall forming the backrest 11 . furthermore , a pocket 18 is formed in the backrest 11 and is provided with an opening 17 extending from the top downwardly . the pocket is formed in the wall forming the backrest 11 and is integral therewith providing a receptacle for toilet articles , e . g . a package 20 of tissues may be inserted and stored in the pocket 18 . the package 20 is preferably provided on its upper side with a prescored opening 27 through which the tissues 28 may be pulled out , without removal of the package from the pocket 18 . the tissues 28 may be enclosed singly or multiple folded in its package in a known manner . such tissues 28 are adapted for this particular use and are therefore soft and endowed with high absorption ability . furthermore , they may be antiseptic , impregnated with a germicide and enriched with fragrant materials . other toilet articles may be also introduced into this pocket 28 , which if desired , may be closed with a cover having a spring so that the child is prevented from directly grabbing any of the provided objects . in the embodiment shown in fig3 the pocket for the objects may take the form of a cavity between the center wall 10 and the rear wall 30 of the enlarged backrest 11 of the outer wall 25 . the pocket is open at both its top and bottom and has side walls 29 which form resilient clamping members standing away from the rear surface of the backrest 11 . a socket is formed by the clamping means in which a package may be held . in this embodiment the package may be provided with an opening designed for removing the tissues outwardly towards the rear . if so the opening 17 would be formed in the portion of back wall 30 facing to the rear , rather than the top . this opening in the back wall 30 portion may also form a grip so the device may be normally carried . it will also be understood that the pocket 18 may be enlarged and formed to receive an axle pin on which a roll of toilet tissue is wound . the interior walls of the pocket are in such event , formed with bearings or holes for the axle pin or rod . there are several other ways in which to shape the pocket 18 for storing various objects . the opening may be shaped to receive a drawer , introduced therein , suitable stop or catch means being provided to hold the drawer in place . a pocket or receptacle may be affixed unto the commode by hooks , clamps , magnets , pressure sensitive tapes , or similar means . the commode 40 according to fig4 is similar in overall shape to that of fig1 consisting of a pot - shaped center formed by wall 41 and having a circumferential downwards shaped outer supporting wall 42 . the transition between the center part 41 and the positioning wall 42 is shaped as an anatomical sitting rim 46 which changes at its rearside into a back wall 45 and at its frontside into a deflector shield 44 . the outer supporting wall 42 is provided on both sides with recesses 43 providing grip openings which open downwards . the center wall 41 forms a substantially round chamberpot and extends to the plane of the edge of the outer wall so as to also engage the ground or floor with the suction means . the outer supporting wall 42 is provided on the lower edge of its front side with a recess 48 , opening towards the bottom . the recess 48 is may be in the form of a slot for the mounting of a carrier bracket . this recess 48 does not impair the basic shape of the chamberpot and therefore , may be provided in all the embodiments if desired . the carrying or holding elements for the commode are generally fastened unto the commode by a carrier bracket 50 which is seen in fig5 . the carrier bracket 50 is formed from springband material ( either plastic or metal ) into a u - shape having legs 51 and 52 . the distance or space 53 between these legs conforms to the thickness of the outer wall and is introduced into the recess 48 so that the legs 51 and 52 resiliently embrace the outer wall 42 , thereby securing the carrier bracket 50 without the need for any other fastening means . the recess 48 conforms in its parameters to the width and thickness of the material out of which the carrier 50 is formed . as shown in fig7 this method insures that the introduction of the carrier 50 does not extend below the edge of the outer wall and does not hinder the positioning of the commode on the floor or other support . the front leg 52 is further bent outwardly into an end section 54 unto which may be detachably fastened a toy or plaything such as a steering wheel 58 with a horn 59 . or , as seen in fig6 a handle bar 55 having handles 56 and 57 may be fastened solidly unto the leg 52 of the carrier 50 . naturally , additional implements like a balloon horn , a bell , streamers or the like may be fastened unto the handle bar 55 . furthermore , any other additional implement may be fastened either fixedly or detachably to the carrier 50 . similar toys , handle bars or the like may be used in connection with the embodiment shown in fig1 and 2 wherein they will be insertable into the hole 13 . various embodiments , modifications and changes have been described . other such variations will be obvious to those skilled in this art . accordingly , it is intended that the foregoing disclosure be taken as illustrative and not as limiting of the invention .
a commode for a child being a body formed by a central wall defining a pot and an outer wall spaced therefrom and including a repository attached or enclosed therein for toilet accessories .