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Simplycr
> 3 dayPurchased for my great-grandson and it wont be long before he will no longer need it.
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Leah
> 3 dayThis has been a life saver when out with my newly potty trained son. He’s 3 and even when I take him pee before we go to the park he somehow managed to need to go about 50% of the time. This has saved us from emergency trips home because our parks don’t have bathrooms open right now.
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Review_Ninja
> 3 dayThis thing has come in handy so many times! My toddler likes bathrooms. I dont know why, but where ever we go, the first thing she wants to see is the bathroom, and she wants to go back to see it at least 3 more times thereafter. Its annoying, but when a 2 year old tells you potty, you dont really have much of a choice unless you want to risk an accident. This thing, when I remember to bring it, saves me from having to hold my toddler up as she hovers over the toilet seat, as I repeat dont touch ANYTHING 10 million times as she holds onto my arm only to say finished! 10 minutes later after doing nothing. Instead I bring this, slap down some toilet liners under it and feel better about spending more time in the bathroom than the actual restaurant. But, I digress. This thing is great. It was a life saver when we went camping. No scurrying to the bath house to get her to a nasty toilet every 10 minutes for 3 days.
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Shay
> 3 dayI dont tend to write many reviews but this potty seat is amazing. Ive succesfully potty trained my 16month old!! Never even thought that was possible, I bought this when he was 12months old, using it maybe 1-2 times a week and then within a months time he was pooping in the toilet in 2 months time he wa telling me when he had to go, and we would rush to the potty and hed go both pee and poop. Its great because I can bring it with me when I go somewhere and I can slip it on and off our toilet. I was never a fan of the childrens pottys that you have to dump their pee and poop into the toilet. Gross. This is the best way to go. Its secure and has easy grips on the side which Ive taught him to hold onto. I havent tried the bags that go with it yet but Ill be buying those now since he is becoming more and more vocal before soiling his diaper. I highly recommend this. Although every baby is different, this has worked for us!
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ST Oklahoma
> 3 dayAfter my daughter raved about this travel potty chair I bought one and now have two. I have also given them as gifts to new parents. This thing is so handy. No matter how much you encourage your kids or grandkids to go potty before you leave home they inevitably have to go again when you arrive in the parking lot, or just before you need to head home. Have learned my lesson and now keep this potty chair loaded with a clean bag at all times (Grandpa, I have to go NOW). Bags can be a little tricky to get on at first but once you get the hang of it, no sweat (they are made to stay put so you want them installed correctly). I love the little pad in the bottom that absorbs and holds liquids, it works great. We have never had a leak or spill and have used it for years. Dont forget to order extra bags!
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kimmy
> 3 dayMy daughter is tiny and started to potty train at 22 months. I had no idea what to do while we were out. She wouldnt go to the potty unless I gave her privacy, but I couldnt sit her on regular sized toilets or she would definitely fall in. And I thought I couldnt bring around her toilet training potty with me. I found this and thought I would give it a try. Its incredible! It folds up and fits in my bag, so I bring it everywhere with me. It sits right on the toilet, kinda fits inside, on some toilets it doesnt fit exactly right, but Ive never had an issue with it falling off or being unstable. The little handles on the sides are great for the child to hold on to while they go. While driving, Ive had to pull over and use it. Its easy to set up within a few seconds, make sure you hear the clicks, the bags are somewhat of a pain to get out of the bag and a bit of a pain to get onto the potty, but I suppose anything you do under pressure can be a little challenging. My favorite feature of the product is that it folds up and can fit in my bag and its light. Ive recommended it to all of my friends.
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Molly
> 3 dayMy little one is over 3.5 years old and finally went full on potty training about a month ago. She had an incident at daycare where they were concerned about a possible UTI, so I took her to urgent care. They needed to collect a urine sample and after 10+ Unsuccessful trips to the bathroom and so much frustration between us, I remembered I had this foldable toilet in my car. Once I sat her on this with the “hat” for urine collection, she peed without hesitation (I think this was more comfortable for her tiny butt than the grown up potties). I also have the bags that can be bought separately, and used one of those because she also had to poop. I’m so glad we had this potty on hand!
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ksmack
> 3 dayMy two-year-old is just learning to potty train, and this potty has been perfect for us when we travel. So far, Ive only used it as a seat on larger toilets, not as a stand-alone potty. But I have no complaints about the size or the sturdiness - and my daughter is in the 99th percentile for height and weight. I took this along with us on a 300 mile road trip recently, and it was PERFECT. Being so young and so new to potty-training, she cant really give me much notice when she needs to go, or hold it for very long afterward. This allowed me to take her in to public restrooms without having to worry about how dirty the seat might be, or asking her to wait while I wipe off the toilet. I just unfold this, put her on, and she does what she needs to do. When shes done, I can clean the potty with anti-bacterial wipes, or wash it off in the sink. Much faster, easier, and cleaner than trying to hold a squirming toddler on a dirty toilet seat thats too big for her. Plus, she gets a sense of independence because she can balance on the seat by herself, without mommy or daddy having to hold on to her - something she seems to relish. Its the perfect size to fit in our diaper bag, and its no more bulky than her diapers / wipes / changing pad were. The ONLY thing I can think of to improve this product would be if the manufacturers were to add a seat cover that would allow it to be used as a footstool for reaching the sink to wash hands. I dont know if that would be possible and still retain the slim size, but that would make it the absolute perfect potty training product.
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Sheri
Greater than one weekOriginally got this for my son for when we were traveling so we didnt have to find a gas station in a pinch and when you are stuck in a traffic jam and one of the adults youre traveling with needs a restroom... It works.
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Melissa Badger
> 3 dayThis little potty is great for travel. We go my oldest sons baseball games alot and sometimes the facilities are a far walk for toddler legs. But when they are close she will use it on the big potty. But the travel bag reminds of a patient belongings bag you get from the hospital wish they would have thought alittle better on bag. My toddler is now fully trained and she can get on the potty seat on her own.