New The Baby Potty Mini Potty V2.0 | Early Potty Training | Elimination Communication | Baby Potty Chair | Portable and Lightweight Design | Promotes Potty Independence | Child Potty Training Toilet

Works great for my son!

This potty is perfect for my little miss. She is tiny to begin with and potty training was a scary thought due to the big potty chairs in stores are huge compared to my baby.

Smallest potty Ive seen - I have the IKEA potty and the Baby Bjorn too. This one fits my 9 month old perfectly. Great for EC.

We bought this as a potty for grandparents house. Its much smaller than the potty we use at home, but ended up being very comfortable for our 9-month-old. Its not very deep so over the course of 5 weeks there were a couple of instances of a slightly poopy butt when she had a big BM, but no big deal. Its so small and lightweight that it was perfect to carry on the plane to use on our flight back home, and now well keep it in our car to use as a travel potty.

Perfect for potty trainning a baby! I thought this was not going to work, but as soon as it arrived, my baby learned and she was just 7 months. After that, no dirty dipers anymore. The potty is good quality, easy to clean and light weight.

We’ve been doing EC since she was three weeks old. When she got big enough for this potty I was so excited. It works so well!

Perfect for small spaces and tiny bottoms Weve had our Baby Potty only a few days and my 8 month old is really digging it! Weve had great success with her using so far. After a few potty strikes when holding her over the regular toilet, she happily sits on this potty until she is done. Also, I dont have to fight her trying to jump off the big toilet anymore! It is nice and small for our apartment bathroom, but catches all the poops. The sage green is pleasing to look at. Im looking forward to when she can dump it herself! Update: This potty is still a hit at almost 12 months. Baby is now completely poop trained and we are making a lot of progress toward potty independence. I definitely recommend this potty for EC and potty training. Additional update: My baby is now a tall 21 months and we have been transitioning to the big toilet. She still uses the mini potty regularly and prefers it for poops. I’m not sure why other users say this potty will mot grow with your baby, it definitely does! Think of it as the Squatty Potty concept. They can get a more natural position for poops when the potty is lower. Also, she feels comfortable sitting down on it on her own without my help. The design is great in my experience. When she is more comfortable with the big potty, I will move it to her room for nighttime pees. I still recommend this potty.

We are so thankful for this little potty, it sits so low to the ground…we feel comfortable enough to turn our back (to give him a little privacy) without worrying about our lil guy falling! It’s easy to clean, dries quickly, and lightweight enough to carry around with us as needed!

My 18 month-old daughter showed interest in using the potty at daycare (and used it successfully there), so we immediately ordered a top-rated babybjorn potty, which she used with some success. We then bought a Munchkin potty locally to have as a backup in the living room while we were potty training. I quickly realized that the Munchkin potty was way too big and that even the Babybjorn potty chair was too large for my 18 month-old (who is actually above average height and weight for her age), so we got the mini potty and it has been great for her. The downside is that it is one piece, so cleaning it is less convenient than with most other potties. But that’s an easy trade off for fewer accidents and a more comfortable toddler.

LOVE the mini potty We had tried several potty’s with my toddler and all were rejected. This one was used the first try. I think it’s the size. It’s so small toddlers can easily get on and off by themselves. My one complaint is it needs rubber on the bottom so it doesn’t move around when little ones try to use it. I put it on a rug but toddlers don’t always leave things where you put them.