Kalencom Potette Plus 2-in-1 Travel Potty Trainer Seat Red

Man, this has been a game changer. I love this little seat. I like the fold up kind because it takes up less room in the diaper bag but that was its only good point. This thing provides a good, solid seat for the littles to sit on. The fold up thing can shift and even sink bending down under a little 30# bottom. I like the legs for setting it on the ground. If the public restroom toilet is nasty Ill have him sit on this on the floor. Perfect. It came with 3 grocery store bags that had absorbent padding adhered to the bottom. It was handy, I used all 3 but didnt feel the price warranted purchasing more. I just keep a couple grocery store bags in the diaper bag and use those when needed.

Once my son was potty trained in the house and we started to go on outings without pull-ups, I knew we were going to need to have an easy-access potty in the car I actually traveled with the bijorn potty a few times (not a great idea.) One day I saw a mom friend pull out a Potette for her daughter during a stroller workout at the park. It was so compact and easy, I knew I had to get one. So far it hasnt failed me (except the first time I used it without reading the instructions first and didnt click the legs in place and it collapsed as soon as my son sat on it. Whoops...user error...) Weve used this for long road trips, birthday parties hosted at parks where the bathrooms were far away or just plain filthy dirty, going on a hike, and at the beach. It lives in our car, tucked in its baggy, and behind a box of Kleenex. I seriously dont know why anyone with young children wouldnt have one of these! ***Seems like a lot of the negative reviews are from those who failed to lock the legs into the seat. This takes a little finesse: You need quite a bit of pressure to pop the legs in, and just the right amount of pressure to unlock and fold back in. If you pull too hard, the legs just come detached. Best advice is to practice set-up and take-down a few times before needing to use it.***

Weve been using this for about a month now with our potty-training 2 year old. I didnt realize how hard it would be to take her into public restrooms -- she was very scared and wouldnt use the potty if I held her on it. This has made it possible to really take her to public places. We keep it in a wet bag that fits in the diaper bag. Some other seats fold smaller, but this has felt really stable on a variety of toilet seats. Weve also had to use it in the back of our hatchback, so its nice to have to find a public restroom if the need is urgent! She seemed perfectly comfortable on it. On some elongated toilets the seat fits farther back than I would like, but it seems okay for her.

If your kiddo is learning to use the potty, or will be, or learned recently and still has potty emergencies or you have a baby and would like to use fewer diapers, this is a worthwhile investment! Id heard great things about this potty from parents who practice elimination communication with their babies, and from parents who had walked with a toddler through potty learning. But I honestly thought it was probably an extra thing that I didnt need.... Until I was planning an overseas trip with a new potty learner. I needed a potty that I could take and use just about anywhere. On a bus, on the side of the road, in our hotel room, in places without running water. This was all that, and more. What I love about this is how versatile it is. You can use it as a seat reducer on a regular toilet. You can use it with a plastic bag on the go. You can get the reusable silicone liner and use it as a regular potty chair (which is how we use it most). It worked like a champ on our overseas trip. It fit in kiddos Trunki suitcase as our carry-on. It was kiddos primary potty in our hotel room, and traveled with us to our work sites and pretty much everywhere. And it proved plenty useful at home as well. It goes to grandmas house, the babysitters house, church. It stays in the back of the car for playground or road-trip emergencies. When kiddo refused to use the outhouse at the Amish market, I just stuck him on the Potette in the hatch of the car. Problem solved. (To be fair, the outhouse WAS kind of scary)

This tiny little potty is a life (carseat saver)! I actually have purchased two of these. The first was sent to the grandparents house so wed have a kid-friendly for when wed visit. The second I bought for us to keep in my car (after using the first while visiting family out of town) for potty breaks. I dont like public restrooms (who does really?!), so my fear was amplified once we tossed the diapers to the wind and entered the world of toddlers using the potty. I keep this tiny potty at the ready with the handy liner bags (you get like three bags to start with) you purchase more separately. When we have long days (grocery, errands, shopping, etc..) this potty does the job! You just sit their tiny bums on there, then tie up the bag after, and toss in the nearest trash can. Easy as pie and no nasty public potties to instill fear of them touching everything in sight.

This is great for travel. so far I have not used it on a public restroom. we have a CUV so when my soon has to go, I just pop the trunk and put the bag over this potty so my son can go. This came with I think 2 or 3 bags with the little paper towel in it. Major convenient. Per the advice of other reviewers, when I ran out of bags, I used grocery store bags and kept a roll of paper towels in the trunk. I place the paper towels in the bag and it works just the same. It is a little small. We first tried it out on our toilet at home and it is a little small but definitely convenient for on the go.

This thing is a lifesaver on road trips. My toddler was still in the midst of potty training and she had no issues using this. It converts to a little seat and you can just put a plastic bag insert in there (they sell ones with turtles on them that are great-motivated my girl to pee on the turtles). It also can be used on a regular toilet so a toddler can sit on it comfortable, 2 for 1! This thing is also DURABLE. We used it on a road trip and forgot it once during a stop. Turned around and found that it had been RUN OVER by a car. And you know what, it still works! Didnt get cracked at all and still using it to this day. Wonderful product!

This was a potty training piece of awesomeness. Flexible for traveling, and easy for our 20 month old to sit on. During her 3 day potty training weekend we kept this handy, carrying from room to room, for pit stops. It saved our floors from a lot of extra scrubbing. I call it our porta-potty as it goes everywhere with us for potty time emergencies (weve used it by the side of the road, in a park, in the back of our SUV...) and also as her toilet ring seat in public restrooms. It folds up and fits in its own carrying bag along with a spare set of training pants and small pack of flushable wipes. That kit in turn fits in my tote bag or beneath the stroller. Regular grocery bags work fine, just make sure they dont have any little holes in them!

Trying to potty train twin toddler girls, Ill take any help I can get. And this travel training seat has been JUST what Ive been looking for! Nothing is more frustrating than feeling tethered to your house because your just-starting-to-get-this-potty-thing down toddler is terrified of big people potties. Multiplied by two. This seat has been just the ticket. It is small - easily stored in a small diaper bag or even a large-ish purse. It fits easily on a large toilet seat without the risk of collapse - which Ive found to be a problem with some of the other collapsible portable seats. But maybe the BEST thing about this seat is that it gives you options - are you in a public restroom? We got ya covered. Are you out on a road with no restroom in sight? Same seat - still works! Do you have one child who wants to sit up on the big potty? Yup, I got that for ya. Do you have another child who is scared of the big potty and wants her little potty? Bam - here ya go! The seat can be used on a large toilet, provides safe and clean places for little ones to put their hands while using it. The seat can also be set up as a stand-alone potty chair - use it in the car, on the floor, anywhere! It comes with liners that can be used with it - or Ive even used it with just a regular plastic grocery bag and a pull up put in the bottom for absorption. This seat also comes in a variety of colors and is very, very affordable. I am so happy with this product, I could bust! And I bet you will be too!

An absolute must for potty training. Very easy to travel with, no clean up (because of the bags), easy to set up and put away, total winner. I whip this out whenever my son needs to go potty while we are out. Since my son is not able to use a big potty yet, I use this instead of public restrooms and public restrooms are really just gross for a little, grabby, germ attracting child. It comes with a couple of bags, but replacement bags are easy to find at Toys R Us, or at least at my local one. I read reviews that kids have had their fingers caught or nearly caught in the space/locking mechanism between the legs and seat. When my potette is in the locked position, it cannot move, or clamp down, or pinch. I am not sure if those people got defective ones or if maybe they were not in the fully locked position. I love it, I have met many mothers who own and love theirs too. I would absolutely recommend it for any potty training toddler