BabyBjörn Smart Potty, White/Gray

I buy this for my 6 month old baby I want to beginning potty training for her before she turns one year old I didn’t begin to use it until she was 7 months and it totally work out now she’s nine months and go go she sit steady and sometimes she plays around obviously you have to be there watching all the time and she like it

We potty trained starting three months ago with the IKEA potty chair and it’s going great. Bought this to have at grandma’s house and my son urinated all over the floor for the first time because as he was sitting on it and peeing full stream the pee went up the sides and over the rim. I think it’s just too small and the shield is too low. He is 2 yo, 37” and 32lbs.

I ordered this potty for my 3 year old son. I was surprised that it is much smaller than I expected. I think it will be a travel potty for the car. I do like the higher middle section to block pee for little boys.

Used since infancy for Elimination Communication and still at 23 months. She is learning to empty it into the big toilet herself. Can’t compare to other mini potties since this is the only one I’ve ever had, but I have no regrets about this purchase. It is very low to the floor. Now her legs look rather long for it, but she never complains and doesn’t seem uncomfortable. Will sit for close to 5 minutes at a time if needed. We have the Potette Plus for traveling. I think the baby bjorn smart potty could for a car potty, but I prefer a collapsible one.

Great compact size for space saving but not a good size for larger toddler. Definitely a better fit for a smaller child.

I used this with my 1 year old and it worked well for us thankfully! Baby was able to sit on it with feet flat on the floor but struggled to get up and run away lol (keep in mind that she’s on the shorter side for her age)! I think this potty was really useful for baby to learn what the potty was for and that it should be used when she has to go (I used elimination communication method to potty train). I do have to say though that sometimes baby poops a lot and the white bin isn’t deep enough but this mostly happens during growth spurts only. It’s small enough to store under the sink in the guest bathroom so it’s out of the way and out of sight when we have company. Easy to move around and travel with. I brought it with us to a trip to my moms house and it’s been so useful because baby has been able to learn to use the potty in a different setting so she knows it’s a constant thing she should do/use. It has a rubber strip going around the bottom so it sticks to the floor a little and doesn’t slide around if baby starts trying to stomp or get up. The white bin is good because you can easily see and clean whatever the baby does. Personally it’s been perfect for my baby thankfully. The only downside is that she will probably outgrow it in a couple of months but it served its purpose perfectly!

Seems good but haven’t used it yet

My granddaughter has several potty seats and this one is by far her favorite! It is comfortable for her to sit on and is very portable. It’s easy to clean as well. She never has accidents because she likes using it anywhere! I definitely recommend this potty over all of the others!

This is the potty you need for potty learning. This is the third potty or device I’ve ordered for potty learning my only child and this is what I should have bought all along. First I bought the fancy potty that looks like a real potty with flush handle and sound. Looks nice, but difficult to use (removable splash guard constantly falls off as my son sits down), not at all travel friendly (which you want when you’re first staring in case you need to go somewhere for an hour or more), and super difficult to keep clean, and it even leaks somehow sometimes. Terrible. Then I ordered for our downstairs bathroom a set of those steps with handles that have a potty seat that goes over your real toilet. Another waste. That removable splash guard fell off and into the toilet every single time and who wants to quickly fish it out of the bowl trying not to get peed on because toddlers can’t hold it? Not me! Also too difficult for my son to climb up and turn around on without tanking his bottoms completely off and also more challenging to clean. Then I found this. Small, easy to take with you, no seams or removable pieces besides the inner bowl, lightweight, no leaks, and a breeze to clean. Only thing is it’s a little on the small side but so far my three year old has no issues using it. Very happy with it! Wish I bought this one all along and didn’t waste my money on the others. Simple is the way to go.

We bought this for our son who is our third child as one of the potties used by his older sisters doesnt have the little bump in the front to prevent pee from shooting out. It serves its purpose on that front. That said, we have a different version of this that is a little bigger with taller sides. This works fine but I think the other one is more comfortable for a kid who may be sitting there for a while while potty training (trying to figure how to get it all to work). Also, while you could travel with this there are better foldable travel potties if you are purchasing for the sole purpose of using it while on the road. We keep one of those under the passenger seat in our minivan and have gotten our moneys worth out of that thing.