Potty Training Toilet Seat Boys Girls,Toddlers Potty Seat Potty Chair, Kids Toilet Training Seat with Step Stool Ladder Fedicelly (Gray/Green)

My 3 yr old love this potty. It’s easy for him to get on and off the toilet by himself and it’s comfortable

Fits perfectly on our toilet seat. I was afraid that it might be wobbly but it’s not. My 2 year old daughter loves using it. She even learnt how slide here self back to fit on the seat. I like the hot pink color

This was a nice potty-chair for our granddaughter. She always wanted to go on the big toilet, not the potty-chair that we had sitting on the floor. This potty-chair allowed her to climb up herself instead of having to be lifted on the toilet. I had a small issue with the first one I bought and the company quickly sent me out a new one. Great customer service!

I’m not sure how I feel about this potty. At first, I wanted to love it! However after putting it together there a couple things that I would definitely change. Pros: Easy to assemble - Although I’ve read previously that a couple people have had difficulty putting the screws in at the top of the seat, if you push the one screw on the inside of the potty in first and twist from the outside, it’s much easier. Definitely use a little blue screw turn thing to help tighten the screws. It’s super cute – very fun colors and creatures for new potty beginners I like the adjustability of the height, although for some toilets, it may not work out perfectly. It’s easy to fold up and put away when not in use, but because of the design (we had a bear) it took up more room than I expected. Cons: I’m currently potty training my two-year-old son (28 months), and the hole of the potty seat is a little too big for his bottom, causing him to fall in a little. I wish the actual step was adjustable as well, because I bought it in hopes that he would be able to put his feet on the step while going to the potty; this was not the case. As mentioned, potty training a little boy - I wish the center “splash guard” area was slightly higher so it would actually block the pee. For me, the cons of this product outweigh the pros, even though there are many things to like about it. However, because we’ve already used it, I probably won’t return…I might suggest looking elsewhere though if you have similar concerns.

Our toilet seat is elongated(oval) so he can’t turn around on the steps which is the main reason I bought it. He loves that it has steps but I still have to help him every time he goes potty to get on the seat. Also, he likes to put his feet on the step and try to pee… which then results in him peeing out of the toilet. Very poor setup for potty training toddlers.

Got this for my two year old as he is learning to be potty trained. I like how he can climb up it on his own with little assistance. Easy to clean for when those “accidents” happen. I only wish the bottom feet had some kind of rubber to make it more non slip. As it on tile time times is can slip. Which isn’t a big issue but would be nice.

I bought a musical potty trainer seat didn’t work and a simple oval seat to place over the toilet didn’t work because I still have to carry my child up the seat. this device is bigger than the others I bought but it works! my daughter gets up there on her own and she has more independence

The best potty training device I’ve ever bought for any of my children or grandchildren. Easy to put together. It’s adjustable so it fits in any toilet. My grandson loves it because it’s sturdy comfortable (comes with a removable padded seat cover). Has a step to climb up &/or put his feet on. I bought this with “The Daniel Tiger, Potty Time”, book) and he was able to finally get the idea that the potty wasn’t to put his toys in but to do his business in. Wish I found this when my kids were small.

Works so nice and my grandkids like using it. Folds up nicely for closet storage when they aren’t at grandpas house

This was easy to assemble and very cute. Thought it would be practical but because the step is narrow it’s hard for them to turn around to sit and makes it wobbly when doing so. Which makes my son feel unbalanced. He moves the the seat off the toilet and won’t use it because of it.