BabyBjörn Smart Potty, White/Gray

I ordered this potty for my 3 year old son. I was surprised that it is much smaller than I expected. I think it will be a travel potty for the car. I do like the higher middle section to block pee for little boys.

My 2 year old loves this potty. Hes on the small end and its the perfect size for him. I gave it 4 stars because he has to sit just right to make sure its pointing the right way, otherwise it squirts over the top. But that may honestly be a concern with all potties for boys, I dont know. This one is easy to clean, easy to carry around the house, and fits easily in lots of small spaces.

So easy to clean and travel friendly! Only downside is that, if my son has been sitting for a while, when he gets up the insert sticks to his butt and fall back down sometimes spilling pee on the floor. Putting a puppy pad below or just keeping the potty on tile is an easy fix for this though!

Seems good but haven’t used it yet

We potty trained starting three months ago with the IKEA potty chair and it’s going great. Bought this to have at grandma’s house and my son urinated all over the floor for the first time because as he was sitting on it and peeing full stream the pee went up the sides and over the rim. I think it’s just too small and the shield is too low. He is 2 yo, 37” and 32lbs.

My toddler doesn’t seem comfortable sitting on it

When it arrived I wasnt sure I was going to like it because it was soooooo light weight. Now that weve used it several days that is one of the things I love about it. I can pick it up and move from room to room so he can potty when the urge hits him. This potty is sooooo easy to clean, no nooks or crannies for urine to get into. its also light weight we will be taking it when we leave the house.

I am really happy with this toddler potty for our son who just turned 3. We were previously using the Munchkin brand one that has the lid and removable seat, but what kept happening with that one is the pee would end up going in between the white seat and the gray bowl onto the handle where you lift the bowl to empty it (I was touching pee all the time), sometimes it would even run down the front of the potty onto the floor. I was spending so much time cleaning pee up from places it shouldnt be going - so we decided to try out this BabyBjorn one and its so much better. There is only ONE part to pick up (the white bowl) and empty/rinse out, and best of all, the pee stays completely in the bowl! I do use a towel to dry up the little bit of water that gets on the rim after rinsing it out so that our sons butt stays dry the next time he sits down, but other than that its really easy to use and most of all, its way cleaner than using the Munchkin one. Maybe parents of girls dont have the same problem, but if you have boys, I highly recommend this BabyBjorn toddler potty!

We have bought three other potty training toilets (one that lit up and sang, and two seats that fit on adult toilets) and this one taught my daughter to use the potty the first day we got it. I am not kidding when I say she taught herself. Im not sure if its the squatty nature of the seat. Or the lack of bells and whistles. But the day it arrived she taught herself how to use it. She has gone both number 1 and 2 on it ever since. Had to post a written review for this thing.

This potty has been great for all of my kids. The insert can be used for infants around 3+ months and the potty bowl works for age 1.5 and up though it is a bit high off the ground for that age and there are shorter potties in the market for little toddlers. Its a great height for a 3 yr old to encourage proper pooping position. Funny story: we once took an insert backpacking for a child who didnt like the idea of pooing in a hole. Drilled a Tiny hole into the side of just the insert and attached some elastic string and a carabiner. Only did this once since it is just easier to teach the kid to be comfortable pooing over a hole but its an idea. The potty is really a sturdy well made one. I do think they would have success offering a smaller model for infants and those whose children can mount a potty by themselves at 11 and 12 months of age.