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

This is good to keep in your car while on the move. Did wonders while at the park. I had to get another to keep in another car.

I bought this potty seat two years ago, and thanks to COVID, I didnt really need it because we stayed home while potty training. But now that the kids are 3.5, it is a life saver! Three year olds need to go potty NOW, and having that thing in the back of my car/van has saved us soooo many times. Its easy to pop up wherever you are. I have sat it on the car seat, in the trunk of my minivan, in the grass, and even in a bathroom if the toilets were too scary. I highly recommend this potty, it is totally worth it. You can use other bags in it, but I highly recommend buying the bags designed for it. They are thick and dont leak or tear, they have a pad to help with any splash back, and they tie up tight so you can throw them away without leaks. You can leave them in the car if you have to until you get to a trash can. Older kids and even adults could use this in the event of an emergency (it is small so it would be awkward, but possible.) Its a great product.

I debated this for awhile but finally ordered when my daughter was potty trained at home but I was scared to leave the house diaper free. Im so glad I ordered this! The quality is great, it folds flat and is light weight, and it fits in my diaper bag without making it bulky. I love that the legs open flat to put on top of regular toilet because my daughter has a tiny butt and this helps her feel secure. Has rubber on back of legs to keep it from sliding while on toilet. Love it! Highly recommend!

I have dreaded having to train my little man to use the toilet. I must state there was prework that was done such as having him understand that pee and poop go in the _____ his response: toilet. After drilling that in his head for quite some time - it was all about finding the right product. I saw a lady using this at the park with her daughter and of course, all the parents inquired about it. This other gentleman and I signed right onto Amazon and ordered it as she was telling us about it. We replied, SOLD. LOL. Here are a few pros and cons that I experienced with the product. Pros: - Its easy to take on the go and to use anywhere. - Converts from a stand-alone product to a product that can be used with the grownups toilet. - The bags fit nicely, absorbs pee, and they are easily disposable. Cons: - The legs should be built stronger. I have a tallboy and Im nervous those legs are going to give out on him. - The bags stick to their legs (on a hot day) as they get up - need to make sure that the bag is secured tighly. - The front lip should be bigger to help the boys keep their parts tucked in. Im always nervous that he wont back up far enough to keep everything inside. Overall, one evening I kept my boy walking around with his bottom half-naked and as Im working in the kitchen. I hear his voice say pee-pee dada as he walks over to me. At first, a bunch of adult words ran through my head, because I thought he went pee all over the floor. As I walked over, I saw he went pee in the ____ toilet! Yes! It was a success! Now I have to pray for continued success. LOL. Best of luck to all the potty training parents out there. If you are looking for a good overall product - I would recommend this one.

This seat helped us so much, my son was scared of public restrooms and once i got this seat i got him excited about it and told him it was his “outside potty” since getting this seat he started using the public restrooms, i didn’t put it on the toilet at first used it on the floor with the refillable bags which are also sturdy and boom he now sits on public restrooms thanks to this. It’s also perfect to keep in the car when no restrooms are available near by. The only negative thing i have to say is that it’s a hassle to carry around.

As a nanny with an adventurous spirit, I love to use a travel potty when potty training toddlers. Im not the type to stay home all day, even when practicing new skills, so we often spend time far away from a bathroom, or in a place with a dirty outhouse/port-a-potty. Travel potties are also great for keeping in the car for unexpected road trip needs. I used the potette potty for awhile, and did like it, but the legs are difficult to snap in and out. The Oxo tot potty is a little larger, but still fits in a standard wet bag (where I also keep spare bags, wipes, hand sanitizer, and a change of clothes). Oxo tot potty is also easy to snap to any position and the doesnt slide around under the kiddo. The seat puts kids at a comfortable position to go. Ive used the Oxo tot to potty train two different toddlers now, and its so worth the buy!

This has been great to have in the beginning of potty trIning for my son. We keep it with us on outings and get him to go potty before we go into a store. (Either in the parking lot or even sometimes in the trunk of our car if it is cold.) Easy to clean. We use grocery bags with a paper towel inside instead of purchasing the plastic bags that go with it. The grocery bags and paper towels work just the same.

This portable potty is great. It collapses to about the size of a deflated basketball and easily fits in a backpack, along with everything else. It is easy to clean and refill, perfect design. I am surprised OXO doesnt make biodegradable refill bags! I have been using compostable bags and theyve worked very well. No leaks and were able to avoid using single-use plastic.

Works great when going camping

My son absolutely loves this on the go potty. It has made on the go potty training so much easier. 10/10 recommend!