Kalencom Potette Plus 2-in-1 (Travel Potty) Trainer Seat White/Gray

I decided to potty train my little boy before he turned 2 1/2. He did so amazing so quickly that I didnt know what I was going to do when we went out in public (I had assumed it would take so much longer than it did, and hadnt planned on taking him out for much longer). I order 2 of these potties and the extra pack of disposable bags, one for my car and one for my husband. I love that I can take it into a store or restaurant and use it on the toilet, or we can set it up in the car or even just on the ground and he can use it. Its so easy and it works so well. I am also pleased with how it works for a boy, as many potties dont have an adequate guard in the front to prevent spraying. My only complaint is that I dont feel like the legs are as sturdy as they could be, but so far they havent collapsed so I might just be paranoid. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a travel potty.

When you’re newly potty training your toddler you want to be ready to sit them down at the drop of a hat. I keep this in the trunk and it has saved us from sooooo many accidents when there isn’t a restroom nearby or if there is a sudden need to potty. Best part is the plastic bag inserts (sold separately) hold both pee and poop, so you just tied it up when you’re done and toss it! We’ll be traveling soon and I plan on taking this with us to use as an insert in the air bnb and also to keep in the rental car.

My son is almost 2.5 years old and has been potty training for the past month. He has had a big fear of using public toilets, but with the potette, its not a problem. I bought 2 (1 to keep in my car and 1 in my husbands). I havent used it as a portable potty, yet, but I have sat my son on it to get him used to it. Hes just over 3 ft tall and I can see that it may be a little difficult for him to pee in it since his knees are practically up to his chest when he sits on it. Also, locking and unlocking the legs can be a challenge. If I used it as a potty, I could see it potentially being a problem when youre in a hurry to get the potty in working order for your child to sit on. So far weve only used it as a toilet topper and it works great. I bought two of them afterall and so far its working for us when we need to leave the house.

I bought about 4 o 5 different portable toilets and this one was the winner. I wish the fron part was a little but higher, I think that would be an extra point if you have a boy, but really we havent had any issues. My 3 yr old and my 6 yr old daughter have used a few times with no issues. Easy to assemble, no extra strength required, less hassle, no pinched fingers while trying to fold it/unfold. Also, regular plastic bags, like the ones you get at the store work with it.

Very easy to use and Cary. Strong and good quality

This 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.

I love this potty so much! I am extremely grossed out by public bathrooms, and we travel quite a bit. My 2.5 year old son currently hops on the big toilet and holds onto the seat with his hands. I cant bring myself to let him do that in public. After searching for portable options, I came across this one. Its perfect (and cheap!). My son is about 35 pounds and about 37 inches tall. He wears 3T in pants. When opening the box, I thought this would be way too small. It turns out that its perfect! He can sit on it comfortably, and poop or pee. I just have to remind/help him to point it down when hes peeing. Its obviously much smaller than a regular toilet, and if hes not pointed down, it would make a mess (but thats pretty much how it goes for boys!). We only use it as a stand-alone potty w/ the legs, and I use the liners that are made for it (which work so wonderfully - no leaks at all). I love that its so small; its definitely portable. I am able to easily put it in my carry-on for the airplane, bring it to museums/restaurants/etc, use it in a tent while camping, set it up in the backseat of the car... the list goes on. I cant recommend this enough!

My family takes an almost month long camping trip every summer and this was the best thing to bring for out 3 year old!! She’s fully potty trained and it was so easy to have her just potty out in the woods since we don’t camp near any bathrooms. It also comes with little bags that attach to it with a little absorbent pad inside so no spills or leaks! Highly recommend this for long car rides and camping trips ! It folds up so it can fit in a backpack and under the seats in the car!

This is convenient, super easy to clean, small profile-easy to keep in car but because of that small profile, it’s SUPER low to the ground. My toddlers knees were literally up in her chest and she wasn’t able to get a comfy position to go potty, longer legs -like extendable would be better. It also seems very uncomfortable for their butts but it’ll just be used for on the go until she’s comfortable with a big, public potty.

This 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.