GrowthPic Toddler Toilet Seat with Step Stool Ladder for Boy and Girl Baby, Potty Training Seat Kids Toilet Trainer with Splash Guard (Blue)

This is awesome except i wish it had a way to adjust the leg height. It was too short for our toilet. Or else it would have been 5 stars

I love that this product allows my 2 year old to gain independence using the potty. It makes her more interested in potty learning. After going through just about every product like this on Amazon, I went with this specific brand and model because it has the extra step at the top, so my toddlers legs aren’t dangling. I love it so much that I’m considering buying a 2nd one so we can have one of each floor of our 2 story house. Super easy to set up, just a few plastic bolts. Feels quite sturdy. Durable enough for a larger kid. Easy to fold and unfold. So easy to fold & unfold, that I could see my kiddo learning to do this themselves. 10/10 recommend

I was hesitated when I saw some review says it did not fit the height of the toilet seat. I am glad I tried it out. Super easy to assemble. Took me less than 5 mins. Every tool is included. The material feels smooth and expensive. My little one loved it right away.

I have a small 3 year old and she still cant get up on the toilet yet. I had other brands that just werent sturdy enough and I always got scared when she would climb up and try turning around. This one is sooooo sturdy I dont have those fears. Its also really comfortable for her. I would be cautious if you have a toddler with chubby thighs though, the middle piece can be wide and uncomfortable. You can just leave it off, but I like it because it keeps everything clean.

Our son has achondroplasia and was so excited to use this & be a big boy! Potty training has seemed like a task with all the different ‘mini potty’s’ out there, but none catering well enough to him being so small. We’ve had this less than 24 hours and it has already proved to be a great purchase for us!

I was tired of cleaning the little potty so wanted one her bum would fit on the adult potty with. After a lot of research I was reluctant to pay the higher price tag on this one but its completely worth it. No wiggle when she climbs up or turns around, so its very stable. Has the extra step so her legs arent dangling which helps with comfort and going number 2 easier. Also the cheaper options dont have the handles to help your little one maneuver into position/back down. Worth every penny for the extra safety features. The pink is pretty and it folds easily when not in use. The seat is very soft. Im actually excited about potty training now and so is my 2 year old. I cant find anything to complain about!

Second one we tried. Some points of learning about buying one of these ladders: Step height is super important. Kid wont be happy with dangling unsupported feet. This one won because of the higher step platform. Step depth is important. First one was narrow. This larger step means she can get UP first, turn around and then pull down pants. Before she was pulling down pants first, then getting up on the step was hard and she was taking her pants OFF. As she was way less interested in putting them back on, some of the independent potty value was lost. Total height is important to match to your toilet. The one thing that I liled more about out first one over this one was adjustable leg height. Thats a nice feature. To make this one work we have to flip our toilet seat UP, which is annoying and makes it a lot harder for her to do herself so we have to do it.

LOVE this potty seat, taught my 2 year old to sit on a potty, made potty training a lot easier!! Gave her the opportunity to go by herself!! WARNING!!! Increased confidence and independence!!! ; )

Weve had this for 6 months. My now 3 year daughter has been able to get on and off by herself since we got it. Its easy to clean and limited spills. Its VERY easy to take off when there are guests and the seat pad doesnt fall off when its stored.

We are on day 1 of the potty learning journey with our autistic 4-year old, and the Growth Pic toddler toilet seat got our kid to sit on the toilet…over a dozen times. We had purchased another style of seat that just sits over the toilet seat cover, along with a step stool, and that combination did not feel secure to us or our kiddo and he balked at not being able to maneuver on and off the toilet on his own. (Our kid has vestibular and proprioceptive challenges, which translates to having a tough time understanding where his body is in space). The Growth Pic step ladder and clever monkey shaped handles are first and foremost sturdy. Once on the toilet, the seat remains on and is durable to hold nearly 40-pounds of kid wiggling. Secondly, the seat gives our kid the ability to climb on and off the toilet on his own, which helps boost his confidence. We’ve been pleased with the easy assembly and set up, including the splash guard for boys (helping our kid learn to point down too). The fruit imprints on the white part of the step kept our kid occupied enough while sitting and waiting, which is helpful in a small sized bathroom, as you don’t have to have another item to have on hand to try and throw at your kid to keep them still until they empty their bladder fully. The only minor down sides: the seat worked better for us with our toilet seat up and wasn’t sturdy at all over the toilet seat itself. But as another reviewer mentioned, the silver lining is an über clean toilet! The other downside is us having to get our kid to understand that all toilets will not be so accommodating once we start branching out. But hopefully, his confidence will continue to grow as he gets more used to using the potty. Thank you Growth Pic for allowing parents one less stress in the potty learning journey.