Upgrade Portable Potty Seat with Splash Guard for Toddler, Foldable Travel Potty Seat with Carry Bag, Non-Slip Pads Toilet Potty Training Seat Covers for Baby, Toddlers and Kids (Blue)

Love it we are just starting the training

Our son immediately wanted to use it on our big potty which was a win, since he hasnt wanted to switch from the practice little potty yet! Unfortunately, while I was gone for 2 seconds he flushed the pee-blocker down the toilet. I was shocked it actually went down! Bummer! Will see if we can get a replacement part..

If you have a toddler YOU NEED THIS. Fits right in the little bag and can fit in any purse. I put a extra pair of undies and some baby wipes in the bag.

Comes with carrying case that fits small pack of cleaning wipes that I use before re-storing in bag. Biggest complaint is the splash guard is hard to clip/unclip. Change in folding design would help so only one side has to be unclipped. As it stands now you can’t fold it without removing splash guard completely. I have boys—splash guard is a must for strong streams.

I tried to use this for our main potty seat so my son could get used to seeing it even when we travel, but I ended up buying another one for our house. This one is very flimsy on a larger seat and if the potty blocker isnt on, I fear it breaking. Also, the tabs on the potty blocker have already been over bent because its difficult to take out unless you do it JUST right. I love the travel aspect because it folds up and can fit in the diaper bag. Overall, would use this ONLY for travelling if you really needed to.

While this is easy to clean, easy to fold up, comes with a little to go bag, and for as light weight as it is it’s actually pretty sturdy and great for traveling- however it does slide a bit during sit down but not crazy bad- my two boys can put it on and off without issue and feel secure while sitting… but in a rush I could see it sliding while trying to sit down if not familiar with it or if you have an odd curve to your toilet seat, there’s a small thing on bottom of back you need to make sure is up against inside of back of toilet seat to help make it more secure and unless you’re on an elongated seat, the pee guard essentially too far out to where the pee just gets put on the seat and all around that area. Luckily we’ve already taught them to point it down while sitting to pee, but if new to potty training do not rely on that. It’s surviving twin boys though and they’ve not landed their butts in the toilet so I’d say it’s efficient enough. To be fair to the company- toilets and toilet seats vary SO much- this has worked better than a few other seats we’ve tried that didn’t fit our toilet at all but fit my in laws. It’s all a matter of trial and error and I don’t hold any issues we’ve had against them. I don’t see the pee guard working on *any* toilet though is the reason for the 4 stars.

Not as sturdy as expected. The non-slip pads were slippery and the seat would skid off.

Easy to carry, easy to use. Great seller.

We bought this for a 5 day trip, and it was pretty useful. My 4 year old was able to fold and unfold it himself. It easily fits in the side pocket of a carry on bag or in a diaper bag. One major drawback of this is the splash guard. It sticks out from the design and for some reason made it a desirable target for my son. The pee leaked right thru the bottom of the splash guard and right onto his pants. We ended up taking off the splash guard and it worked just fine. Maybe not great for boys just learning to toilet train who still need practice with aiming.

It’s easy to travel with and fold easy if you don’t use the guard. If you do you have to take it if every time to fold up and doesn’t come off easy. the guard also has a gap between toilet rim because of this pee hits the guard runs down and out of toilet all over floor and wetting his pants. We thought about glueing something on the guard but the hassle of taking it off to fold was just to worth our time.