Mommys Helper Contoured Cushie Tushie Potty Seat

Dont waste your time buying those small, self-contained toilets for potty training. They take up space, and you have to clean it out every time your child uses it. These sit right on the toilet so there is no cleanup, and they are easy to take with you when you go somewhere. I havent had any problems fitting it on commercial toilets either. My only minor complaint is it doesnt come with a hook so you can hang it on the side of the toilet, but the loop on it is large enough so you can just hang it on the doorknob anyway.

I actually bought this for my daughter when we started training her. It was comparatively inexpensive and seemed a lot more comfortable than some of the other toilet seat adapters out there. She loves her duckie seat, which she easily puts on the potty by herself before climbing up and doing her business. Its easy to use, easy to clean, comfortable, unisex, and so great I went ahead and bought a second one now that my younger son is training and we want to be sure there is a seat in the upstairs and downstairs bathrooms available.

Exactly what we needed. I wanted my toddler to learn on the Big Potty. We purchased stools and two of these potty seats so each bathroom was ready for potty training. They are comfortable, easy to place on the toilet, no slipping and we keep them on the included hook attached to the sink cupboard.

7/2016 Update: we ordered a second one because it is such a good price! Now we have one upstairs and downstairs, and have installed the hook in our downstairs bathroom. Our 2 yr. 5 mo. old has no problem taking the seat off the hook, putting it on the toilet, and putting it back when finished. It works out great! OP: 6/2016 This is holding up well after several months of use. Gender neutral, great price, and does the job! We havent tried the hook because we dont have room to hang it, so cant speak to that functionality. It just sits on our window ledge as a beautiful bathroom decoration when not in use LOL! Looks just as pictured. It does slide a bit even on a normal sized toilet, but my 2 year old daughter can put it on the seat by herself, climb up, and get her business done. Now if she could learn to wipe, wed be all set! ;)

I had one similar for my own kids so I was so happy when I found this for my grandson. It helps build their confidence in sitting on the toilet. No worry of falling in! It came with a hook for the wall, but it stores easily in a toilet paper holder. It took a few weeks - but he is potty trained! I plan to take it with us on our family vacation.

This is soft, but the vinyl they use to cover the cushion will give your little one a bad rash. It doesn’t breathe and causes sweat. Just think of sitting bottomless on a vinyl couch or car seat for any amount of time. Would only recommend sitting your little one on this for a couple minutes max, not conducive with potty training. The seams make it a nightmare to clean. I don’t care how careful you are, the bacteria in those little hard to clean lip seams are probably way worse than a run dow fast food soda ice machine.

I love that it comes with the hook. Easy to install easy to use and really soft.

Useful item. Decent price. Weird plastic wrap that was done around the cushion, but then the circle to hold the seat in place was attached after. It means when you take the plastic shrink-wrap off some is stuck in between. Its on the underside and doesnt affect the function.

This has been very helpful for our children. We found it much easier to use than a stand-alone potty. It has lasted well and should continue to be useful for another child to-be-trained. When we bought a second seat cover for upstairs, we stuck with this one again.

Pros: This seat fits all the different toilets I’ve used it on. The padding is soft, and the whole thing is easily cleaned. It’s a great size or putting in a diaper bag for public bathroom use. Cons: The seat is small, and the opening is so small that I think most children would pee right over the front, girls included. We had to position my grandson on it very carefully to prevent this when he was 23 months old. If he wiggled, the alignment was wrong. Now at 25 months it’s almost impossible to get it right. He is not large for his age, either. This seat may be good if you have a petite child at around 18 months old.