BabyBjörn Smart Potty, White/Gray

This potty chair gives independence to petite kiddos. My daughter is about 18 lbs at 22 months, and she probably couldn’t sit comfortably on anything bigger. It doesn’t have a lid that functions as a stool, but if you have a petite kid, you’ll need a separate stool anyway because no potty chair will be tall enough. It does fit in a standard plastic bag if you want to take it somewhere. I find it most convenient to keep this one at home for my daughter’s independence, and travel with a toilet seat topper. It doesn’t slide around much, is lightweight enough for the kid to empty themselves, and cleaning it with toilet paper or disinfectant wipes is super easy. Basically, it requires very little thought, so you can put your energy towards potty training. Best of luck!!

I like the easy to clean, the color and the size. The material is good quality. Worth the price!!

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 is my little guys favorite potty (we have 3) so it gets my vote! It seems to be the most comfortable for him and it’s simple and easy to clean. Small enough that it’s easy to take along on outings. We originally for it for the car but he liked it so much that it goes back and forth now and all the others aren’t ever used. It has a high enough splash guard that it helps keep things in the potty although my little guy still needs a little help to direct it properly.

My son loves to feel like a big boy and with this potty, he is able to say bye to diapers and hello to undies:)

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!

My little 2 year old toddler would get up from this thing with red imprints on her thighs. She would get up with the bowls stuck to her bottom. That’s my only grip other than that and not having a back rest which she eventually got used to this thing is great size and everything.

Gets the job done

Honestly its not worth the money get the ten $10 summer one youll be just as happy. Its a piece of plastic the holds excrement. This might be good for small children or if youre potty training early its small and easy to sit on.

Great for home and on the go. I tried so many Potts before this and this was it!