OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty - Teal, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

This thing is amazing for potty training and travel. My 3 year old tells us when she has to go, we pull into the nearest parking lot, put her on the potty, tie up the bag, and toss it. It’s also great for when your toddler is afraid of public restrooms. Can’t leave home without it.

I was a bit nervous to potty train my two year old simply because I did not want to be stuck at the house or by a toilet all day. This little foldable toilet has been simply perfect. We hike, explore, and adventure all over Colorado and this toilet just goes along with us. I easily hook it onto our hiking backpack with a large carabiner and keep it in the back of my car. I have seriously thought of buying a couple more to keep in our bike pouch and my husbands truck. It is easy to wipe down with a baby wipe or wash off with water. The lets fold in and out so you can throw it on a regular big toilet to give them a smaller seat when in a public restroom. The bags it comes with were great, but I have honestly used doggy poop bags or grocery sacks as well just fine. Thank you, OXO for allowing us to adventure accident free!

Was torn between this one and the Pottete. So glad I got the OXO. Its all about the buttons for the legs! They make it easy to quickly fold and unfold. My daughter used it twice the same day it was delivered as a reducer on two different home toilet seats that have a long seat style. It fit fine & secure. Just make sure to follow the directions and place it in the middle of the toilet opening not all the way to the front. My daughter started to rock when she was done and I could see how it could lift up if positioned incorrectly. If its in the middle its secure though for them to sit. Just dont leave your kid unattended on it as it cant secure to a seat like a permanent reducer. So yes there is a risk it could flip off if theyre trying to get off by themselves without a step stool, but thats likely the case with any reducer that isnt secured to the toilet seat. I like that the seat seems slightly smaller then the other two reducers we have. I feel like its the perfect size for her. She even wanted to help put it on the toilet. She likes it. Shes 17mths. She also sat on it as a mini potty & it seemed secure. Havent decided what bags to buy yet. It did come with some bags though. Didnt count them. Couldnt say how many it came with. I remember a reviewer saying they used one of the plastic grocery bags when on the go. So maybe start there if you need extra and dont want to spend on a bunch of liners. I plan on using it mostly for public toilets but the seat feature is convenient too. I think well use both. Highly recommend.

Not only is this a must for traveling (even to the park) but I found it has helped with potty training. The small size of this makes it less intimidating than a standard toilet and my son is much more likely to sit on this and wait to poop/pee than siting on a toilet, even a toilet with a kiddie seat built in.

This is a must have for potty training. We kept it in our car for when we needed a quick potty and we’re where we might not have access to a toilet.

I bought this travel potty over a year ago thinking my son would potty train early; however, things didnt go as planned and now my son is over 3.5 years old and potty training. This potty was simply too small for us. It sits too close to the ground for my son to sit willingly on it. Its also not quite long enough for him to successfully pee within the boundary (I dont think girls would have the same issue based on anatomy). We use the Bjorn high-back potty chair at home and that one is perfect in terms of height and length, though clearly not very portable. The OXO is about 2 shorter and 1 less long front to back. Seems minor, but it just didnt work for us. Setup really is super simple and fast, which is great. It folds up very small and fits in my diaper backpack. I love the drawstring bag it comes with. All in all I still highly recommend this potty - I just think it works better for younger/smaller toddlers and maybe better for girls based on where on the body the pee comes out. Also note that the disposable bags wrap around the seat, so your child will be sitting on top of the plastic when going to the bathroom. This can be more sanitary, but for kids that may be sensitive to sitting on top of plastic it could be an issue. All kids are different and Im guessing this potty works great for most.

This is great for the car, playing outside at home, the beach, and the car!

Honestly we love this but my son doesn’t sit on it because it hurts, the plastic is pretty hard. We ended up buying a padded seat that goes over a normal toilet and it works perfectly. The seat is absolutely wonderful it just hurts him a little when he sits on it. But the idea of this is awesome!

I truly wish I knew about this product 8 years ago when I was potty training my first child. This potty chair has truly made potty training so much easier. My youngest has used it many times in the car when she just couldnt hold it long enough to make it to our destination. I drive a sedan and all I have to do is scoot the front passengers seat back a bit and put the potty seat on the floor and she goes right there. Just be sure to have tissues and wipes on hand in the car for a quick wipe (Im sure all parents do already) and thats it! The liquid soaks into the pad well and whatever doesnt, soaks into the wipes or tissues Ive used. I have never had any issue with leaks, and I just toss the bag into the garbage when I reach where Im going. I love the idea of also having this if im going to a location that I know doesnt have clean restrooms. I have used it on top of the toilet seat as a seat cover too and it works very well. Ive even tried it myself! There are some restrooms you wouldnt even want to put this seat on top of and use though, so having the option to use it as its own toilet is amazing.

OMG!! A coworker told me about this when I was mentioning to her my apprehension about driving to our family reunion being that my 3 year old son had finally started adapting to not going potty in his pullups. She immediately said this was a lifesaver and she takes it everywhere. So I ordered it, not really having high hopes, but figuring Id give it a try. OMG, OMG, OMG!! Do you know the whole time we were driving my son told me like 4 times that he had to peepee (4 times is a lot because it was only a 4 hour drive). I think he saw it as a game. Dad was driving and I was sitting in the back with him and 1 year old daughter. I think he enjoyed being pulled out of carseat and placed on potty while in the car. We had him wear a pullup just incase, but he didnt go in pullup, he was thrilled to use this new invention. Having said all of that, it is very easy to use, it folds in flat and comes in a thick drawstring durable plastic bag. It also comes with a few disposable bags that have an absorbent pad attached to the inside base to help retain the mess. The reusable bags are designed to be pulled over potty and drop down inside to catch waste. This is great for road trips, as well as everyday here and theres. You can use it in a restaurant if your child needs to go but you dont feel comfortable with them sitting on the public toilet seat or anywhere else at that, because not only does this fold out as a standing potty, but the legs hyperextend out to create arms that allow it to balance across a toilet, (ofcourse when you balance it on a toilet you wont need to use the bags.) I definitely recommend this if you are potty training your little one or even if you have a toddler and are a germaphobe about public bathrooms. Buy it! You wont regret it!