Babevy Potty Training Toddler Seat with Ladder, Double Step Potty Step Stool for Kids, Foldable Potty Toilet Seat with PU Cushion, 6-Leves Height and Wide Anti-Slip Pad for Baby Boys Girls, Light Grey

Works as expected! Got this for my little girl, shes approaching 2 years old and weve been trying to introduce her to the potty. We started with one of those stand alone baby toilets, and worked our way to the big throne with this ladder. She easily climbs up on her own, she sits comfortably on the seat! This is a really great product, so helpful in potty training.

I liked the balance in steps but i had wanted to return it because the anti splash is not high enough ..

This potty training toddler seat is awesome! It is perfect for small spaces. My bathroom is pretty tiny and this works perfectly for that space. It folds up so you can store it out of the way when not in use. It was pretty easy to assemble and didn’t take long at all. I would highly recommend this!

I need my toddlers knees to be above her hips when sitting on the toilet since she has Hirschsprungs. This does the trick. She cannot get up on it by herself, but she just turned two so it doesnt bother me. We travelled with it and it worked on most of the toilets. Easy to fold up and tuck next to the toilet. Not comfortable on a tiny tush after 5 min. With a colon disorder, my child sits for 10-15min at a time. She is uncomfortable at the end and always has solid red marks on her tush/legs when she stands. Overall, Not comfortable.

This item is as very easy to assemble and my potty training daughter felt comfortable to sit on it and hen it came to do our potty training, she loved how secure she felt climbing it and having the Wuppertal to hold herself when it came to sitting on it! It made her comfortable enough to start the potty training process!!!

Its simple and easy to assemble, and it fits my toilet. Its convenient that it can be folded up and stored away when not in use. Its useful for older kids, but a bit of a hassle for parents to clean.

When our son was potty training, we used a Summer Infant little potty that we took with us from room to room: when he was ready to use the adult toilets, we had him facing the rear of the toilet so he was like the fall in. This worked out well and he used the toilet like this for 2 years before starting school and using the toilet facing the typical way. With our daughter, we are hoping to mostly skip the baby potty altogether. We are also hoping to get her potty trained sooner, so we wanted something that could provide some safety and stability. This potty seat is great in that it combines a step stool and potty seat all in one. It is stable and looks nice. The plastic it sturdy and of good quality, and it is easy to clean.

Its a convenient option for converting a toilet between adult use and kid use for the initial potty training period. As the pictures show, it can be re-used as a step stool. The height adjustments made it work for our toilets just fine. Its not perfectly sturdy... especially if you have a dimpled/dipped toilet seat. The posts straddle an oval toilet bowl pretty well to prevent the step ladder from tipping side to side, but it can move around a bit on top of the seat. At first glance its not too bad to clean, but the seat cushion has an edge against the plastic that builds up grime. Its also hollow in the support legs, and its easy for stuff to get in there and start smelling. For the limited time you use it for one little one, sure its fine, but if youre planning to reuse for multiple kids, I dont know... Overall, while its not bad, I prefer the toilet seats that flip up/down on top of the standard adult seat. This gets in the way too much. Made in China.

Nice little step up potty chair. It was easy to assemble and my daughter fits it perfectly. You can fold it to store it but it doesnt fold as flat as I thought it would.

This item is a really good concept. It is well built, but it is a bit cumbersome with connecting to the commode. The toddler toilet trainer doesnt seem to fit the size of our toilet. If the toilet seat is up, the trainer is too small and the trainer loses balance. If the commode seat is down, the trainer is too small in connecting to the opening in our toilet seat. The trainer seat could use a hight splash guard for boys. The item is good for some homes I suppose. Im sure with a couple design changes, it will become more capable of being useful in every home with a young toddler.