BabyBjörn Potty Chair, Deep green/White

I bought this potty for my grandson, because I used a similar European potty chair for my children 20 years ago. This was as close to the one I had that I could find. I love this potty, it is easy for my 2 year old grandson to use. It is extremely easy to clean. It looks nice. Very stable bottom. There is one tiny flaw. The urine guard in front is just a bit short. Nothing more aggravating then getting the kid to the potty and he wets all over his clothes and floor because the guard is too short. If you have a girl this is a fantastic potty and you should have no problems. I would rate it five stars if I had a granddaughter!

First off, I love that its solid [read: heavy duty] white plastic with simple black trim. My first is a 2 1/2 girl and we are expecting a boy in August so I will not have to go out and buy another potty (my mother-in-law will probably have to replace her Disney Princess one though). May appear boring to some who want to make potty training fun for their little ones but I personally like the neutrality and the fact that it blends so effortlessly into our mostly white bathroom. And my daughter seems to like it regardless. Secondly, I like that the insert is easily removed for emptying, can fit in the dishwasher for easy cleaning/sanitizing and has a bit of a lip to it for little boys when sitting. I only wish the potty itself didnt have a lip around the bottom because it collects dirt/dust/etc... and that has to be wiped regularly but its not a big deal since the potty is small. Its sturdy, comfortable, looks a lot like a grown up potty which has been a help for us in training our daughter. Some other pottys have a fold down lid so the potty can be used as a step-stool and that seems like a neat feature that the Bjorn does not have, but I just bought the matching Bjorn step-stool and it works very well. Might actually be better to have them separate- we transition from potty to the sink to wash our hands without having to move anything. Plus the Bjorn step has very good rubber tread on it and a wide enough surface that I have no anxiety about my kids slipping. I also bought the travel potty seat to place on a regular toilet and although we havent used it as much, I have the same compliments. Bought all three a year ago before we started potty training and although were still not seriously committed, our family really likes these products and they are working well for us. I highly recommend them! Amazon delivered all three quickly and with no damage to any of the products either. Price wasnt bad for what I expected of the Bjorn brand- only recently saw the same potty selling at Sears for $16 on clearance.

This product is well made, sturdy, and a good value. My 2-yr-old son is starting to sit on it. He is a stocky 35 pounds, and has no problems getting himself situated on the seat unassisted. (Actually using it is a work in progress!) The rubber grip bottom works well, the seat is easy to clean, and seems to be ergonically designed for actual users of the product rsther than any other reason. We are very pleased with this purchase.

This is the best potty for training kids! I am on my second child with this same one and it is easy to clean & both my kids have no problem sitting down on it themselves! They can sit on it for long periods of time without getting uncomfortable. I bought it because both of my kids were potty trained starting at 14 months & I wanted one that they could independently sit on and use- which they did! It is light weight but durable! It has held up over 2 years & 2 kids and I would highly reccomend to anyone looking for a potty training chair!

This potty has it all: sturdy bottom that doesnt slide, a wide base and seat for my large daughter, attractive colors. Its best feature is that the potty itself is easy to remove and get clean -- a godsend, in my opinion.

I am using it to train my grandson.. He is big for his age and the chair would be better for him if it was a little bit larger but other than that it is fine.

Weve had several potty chairs and Id say I like this one best. It has a high back and armrests, making it comfortable for my daughter to sit. There arent a whole lot of cracks and crevices, which makes it easy to clean. The chair is sturdy and doesnt tip over. It is larger than some of the other chairs, which were a little too small as my daughter grew. If I had to do it over again, Id buy this chair first. _____________________ UPDATE: This is the best you can get for a potty seat; but between a potty chair and a potty seat insert, I do prefer the potty seat insert. In fact, I like the ones that insert onto the toilet seat like

We started sitting my son on this potty at 4.5 months old (when he was able to sit on his own) to get him used to the potty early. This seat is very supportive & has worked very well for us. It is a little big, but we still bring it down when my mom watches him. We set him on it after taking off his dirty diaper & he started using it mot of the time when he was 5.5 months old. Our son is 13 months now, and uses the potty well by tell us with sign language when he needs to go. The tray comes off very easily & is easy to rinse in the sink. The potty is also easy to keep clean by wiping down.

Great design: easy to clean, sturdy but the splash guard is just a bit high for a girl to climb over. Daughter is 2 and leery of backing up and sitting on the chair because she accidentally came down once on the splashguard while trying to sit. I feel like I have to help her carefully sit down each time. For the record, she is very tall for her age so it isnt because she is too short. Love the chair but she doesnt want to use it so all the well-designed features are irrelevant for us. She chooses her grandmas 1940s potty chair to use instead. Wish the splashguard was removable.

My toddler loves this simple potty. Basin removable to empty contents & clean. I wash after successful potty attempts with dish soap & water. Raised lip high enough to keep everything in the potty & good height for child to sit easily.