Potty Training Toilet Seat for Kids with Step Stool Ladder, Toddler Potty Toilet Seat for Boys Girls with Anti-Slip Design, Foldable Toddler Toilet Potty Chair, Super Sturdy (Grey)

Potty training seat was easy to assemble and fits our toilet perfect. The only thing I wish that this seat had was a more secure way for it to stay attached to the toilet seat. It does come with little grips to help but is not as stable as I would like it to be. Other than that it works great and solves the problem our 1.5 year old has with going to the potty on her own.

Wish it had better guard for boys in the front..instead it has a small low shield block

Easy to assemble and easy for my toddler to use

Alot more flemsy than I was expecting but will do. Like the idea that it folds up after I put every single piece of it together. For the price it could be pre assembled and let the buyer adjust as needed.

My toddler loves it! She was potty trained in a week with this chair!

when kid trying to climb and it is not stable and chances of accidents

Its messy !!! We bought 2 one for our house and one for my inlaws house. My son is learning to potty train and almost everytime he goes pee the pee comes out the front of the seat down our toilet and all over his pants which confuses him cause he then thinks he isnt doing a good job so its setting him back. I thought it would be a great seat for him to have independence while potty training and its done the opposite. So know I have to look for 2 new seats. Would not recommend this to ANYONE AT ALL!!!

I returned the chair because my son didn’t like it. My recommendation would be to make the seat cushion more comfortable. Very hard and plastic. Good quality though. Just not right for us.

My daughter loves it! It’s sturdy and comfortable for her to get on to potty.

This is a great potty training seat! The one gripe I have is the instructions; they are a wordless half page which resulted in putting the middle piece in backwards. It was a relatively painless fix, but could have been avoided if instructions were more clear. Also, the last set of screws (nearest the potty seat) are very hard to line up and thread through…it definitely takes 2 sets of hands to complete that particular step.