Portable Potty Training Seat for Toddler Kids - Foldable Training Toilet for Travel with Travel Bag and Storage Bag, Potty Training Toilet for Outdoor and Indoor Easy to Clean(Blue) by MCGMITT

I’m so glad I saw a video talking about a portable potty and looked them up. This is so convenient and amazing. This particular one is compact and fairly easy. I’ve started preputting a bag in the potty to be prepared because the legs do take a minute to set up. I’m sure there are easier ones out there but for this being the first one I’ve had experience with and it’s been great.

We LOVE this potty. As a mom of three girls, this travel potty has come through for us on so many occasions. Its helpful for leaving the house when potty training, as with little ones, you never know when they will have to go. We use it when driving on vacation and also bring it along when were going to a community park, as the restrooms are not always open or clean. We even used it when the restrooms at the grocery store were out of order, in the insanely long preschool drop off line, and before heading into the amusement park. Its super easy and fast to fold/unfold, store, and doesnt take up much room. The bag it came in could be more durable but we store everything (potty, absorbent pads, and disposable bags) in a plastic tote so were ready whenever the feeling hits. Cant say enough about how handy this little potty is!

Good size, it fits my 4 year old.

We packed this on a trip to Colorado and having the toilet available for the little one during the long drives without a bathroom was so handy.

Perfect for road trips or the spontaneous quick stops on the side of the road. The bags make for very easy clean up! It’s compact and fits perfectly in a “diaper bag”. Sits a little low to the ground but ultimately for little legs it’s fine! Works great on regular toilets too if you’re out in public! And the carrying bag is great for grab & go situations. I never leave reviews but this is a must have during potty training!

We potty trained my son around 21 months and understandably even with the other foldable travel seats we tried, even after getting the hang of things, he was scared of the big potties wed have to use while on the go out and about and would refuse to use them. Or when we traveled across state lines. Eeek. This has been an incredible solution. Feels stable when set up. My son has never had a problem going on it. Easy enough to shove in our carry on backpacks on planes. Will slowly begin to use the transitional function on big potties to get him used to those when the time comes. I think the stability of the entire plastic seat will feel a bit better to him that the flimsier travel ones. My kid doesnt wet himself and we dont have to stay as close to home. Whats not to love.

I babysit a 3y/o granddaughter. Shes small, 25lbs. She hates the adult automatic toilets at the park and I hate her having to use her hands to sit on public toilets, so we both love using this potty seat. Shes very potty trained but, like all toddlers, when she has to go she has to go right now. This so handy to have at the park. The bag liners have ties for easy containment and disposal in any trash can. Not super compact, but not a pain to carry either. The plastic case wasnt useful, the zipper is pretty flimsy. I prefer to carry in a plastic grocery bag.

This potty seat is better than I imagined. I started doing EC with my 7 month old. I thought it would be too big for him. However, the legs can go in three positions so laying flat and pointed out, he can sit in it himself with room for the collapsible bowl to be extended to allow for potty catching. Its also handy this way on a regular toilet seat. There are no slip grips on the underside but baby can and does put feet down on toilet seat and push so there is the chance that it can fall in as it does move. This is a potty that will grow with your child. If I had started EC before he could sit on his own, I could use just the insert. I will be able to extend and lock the legs upright to better accommodate him when he is older and taller. Very easy to travel with as it comes with its own bag. The only down side is that you can easily remove the legs completely while just trying to change position so it takes a little longer to reattach.

I cant really easily figure out how to put this together but it didnt arrive looking preowned as others have complained about. It is smaller than most small potties and I am still trying to figured it out for our upcoming trip since my kiddos wont use adult size toilets while out.

Great potty