BabyBjörn Smart Potty, White/Gray

I love how simple it is. Even my 11 month old knows how it comes off to dump into the toilet. It fits perfectly into a little nook in our bathroom so our little one can just sit whenever the mood strikes.

too small for my 12 month old

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!!

My granddaughter has several potty seats and this one is by far her favorite! It is comfortable for her to sit on and is very portable. It’s easy to clean as well. She never has accidents because she likes using it anywhere! I definitely recommend this potty over all of the others!

Our 2 year old girl is petite (23lbs, 33in) and this was a perfect height off the floor in order for her to take herself to the potty. But anytime she’d pee, it would fly over the top of the splash guard and onto the floor. We transitioned to the toilet pretty quickly to stop the messes.

Well made, comfortable for toddlers, easy to clean.

Great potty chair especially because it is really comfortable for my little one who will sir for a while sometimes waiting... the dimensions and how all the edges are nicely rounded make a difference and the splash guard works. It is also deep enough that when my little one gets excited about carrying it to the toilet to dump the contents the pee doesn’t spill out even if he runs or is a little clumsy. Very easy to pull out and clean.

This is the potty you need for potty learning. This is the third potty or device I’ve ordered for potty learning my only child and this is what I should have bought all along. First I bought the fancy potty that looks like a real potty with flush handle and sound. Looks nice, but difficult to use (removable splash guard constantly falls off as my son sits down), not at all travel friendly (which you want when you’re first staring in case you need to go somewhere for an hour or more), and super difficult to keep clean, and it even leaks somehow sometimes. Terrible. Then I ordered for our downstairs bathroom a set of those steps with handles that have a potty seat that goes over your real toilet. Another waste. That removable splash guard fell off and into the toilet every single time and who wants to quickly fish it out of the bowl trying not to get peed on because toddlers can’t hold it? Not me! Also too difficult for my son to climb up and turn around on without tanking his bottoms completely off and also more challenging to clean. Then I found this. Small, easy to take with you, no seams or removable pieces besides the inner bowl, lightweight, no leaks, and a breeze to clean. Only thing is it’s a little on the small side but so far my three year old has no issues using it. Very happy with it! Wish I bought this one all along and didn’t waste my money on the others. Simple is the way to go.

I needed something small that could store in the trunk for traveling with young toddlers who just cant wait sometimes. This is perfect. It is well made, solid, easy to pack, easy to clean. I keep this, a package of wipes, a bottle of water for rinsing, a pack of disposable bags, and a bottle of hand sanitizer in a bag in the back. Now when someone says I gotta go! we can just pull off the road to a private spot instead of trying to find suitable facilities.

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.