Kalencom Potette Plus 2-in-1 (Travel Potty) Trainer Seat White/Gray

For those parents who have children with small bladders, this bad boy is EVERYTHING! We love it. Very easy to set up. You just take it out the pouch. Put the bag and a pad in the middle. Then just pop it out on both sides, and let your little one go to town. When they finish, take the bag and toss it. And throw the pot in the pouch. Easy, breezy!

This potty is one of the best baby gear purchases Ive made. It has saved us many times when there was no toilet around to speak of. My daughter is 2 & we take it along to parks, playgrounds, festivals, etc. It stays in the car w/ extra bags & I just run her back to the car & use it right outside if its fairly private or pop her on the front seat floorboard. It works great. Occasionally Ive put it in my bag & brought it with me when were out at larger parks, beaches or festivals when we cant run back to the car quickly. It folds up surprisingly small & doesnt take up much room in my bag at all (I no longer use a diaper bag so I carry a fairly compact bag). We also bring it with us traveling as a potty topper so that she can use the potty comfortably wherever we go. Ive not found it too small or too big. Its not a real potty, its a portable one, so I dont have expectations of it to be perfect...just convenient & sturdy. I really cant imagine not having this now that my daughter is potty trained. My one small complaint is that when I use it as a potty & need to close it up to put it away, the legs will pop all the way off b/c of how the notches are. Its kind of annoying. I have to try to get it back in the right notch & it has pinched my finger once or twice. Ive gotten the hang of it now though so Im more careful about it. Thats really about it though. Its a great product! Ive surely helped sell lots of these b/c Ive convinced loads of my friends to buy it too! One other thing, I took the advice of other reviewers & just tape some paper towel to the bottom of grocery bags instead of buying their bags. It has worked perfect.

Nice for public restrooms or taking the kiddo to friends houses to put over their toilet. But not great for on the go, the legs collapse immediately. It says it supports up to 50lbs. My kiddo is 40…and the bags don’t soak up much urine…

My son is almost 2.5 years old and has been potty training for the past month. He has had a big fear of using public toilets, but with the potette, its not a problem. I bought 2 (1 to keep in my car and 1 in my husbands). I havent used it as a portable potty, yet, but I have sat my son on it to get him used to it. Hes just over 3 ft tall and I can see that it may be a little difficult for him to pee in it since his knees are practically up to his chest when he sits on it. Also, locking and unlocking the legs can be a challenge. If I used it as a potty, I could see it potentially being a problem when youre in a hurry to get the potty in working order for your child to sit on. So far weve only used it as a toilet topper and it works great. I bought two of them afterall and so far its working for us when we need to leave the house.

Absolutely love this travel potty! We have used it countless times while traveling in the car. Short & long distances. The bags are super easy to attach and are very absorbent! Absolutely no mess! I think the size is best for kids under 5 but my 8 yr old has used it in an emergency and it was fine!

As a parent of two and older sister to 8 I have caught myself in many situations where there simply was no potty. With my youngest being a boy and most of my siblings being the same there was always the option of the tree. Then I started to experience the I have to go (poop) and cant hold it situations with my son. Along, came my daughter who of course cannot pee standing up and we were in for hell (we all know it doesnt really matter how many times you tell them to go before you leave). The first time I had my daughter pee in a cup in the car, or on the side of the road (same road trip), I knew there had to be a better option. She refused pull ups or to pee in her pants so instead it was an insistent scream that she had to go (If you would have heard it the cup would have been an option for you too). So I looked and looked and came across many options. Price wise this was my choice and I stuck gold. The liners are my favorite part they are like grocery bags with diapers built in to absorb pee without any splatter. This is also a no cleaning items as the bag covers the entire seat and you just through it away. As a bonus the seat can be used in the restroom as a cover ( I have yet to do this because I like the cleanliness of the potty with just the bags. Yes I have even used it in the bedroom with my son once when company was over and the bathroom was taken and we had an I have to go moment.

I love this little potty. We potty trained our daughter at 14 months but only in a little potty (would not go if we hovered her over a normal toilet seat). We use the babybjorn potties at home and this one when we leave the house. it folds up so it fits in the diaper bag and comes with plastic carry bag. Just make sure you snap the legs in to lock if using it as a standalone porta potty - the first time I used it I didnt realize this and when she sat on the potty one of the legs folded in and she slid off to the side. Kinda funny to watch but scarred her and she was afraid to use it for a while. I have popped off a leg a few times when trying to unlock them to fold away - not a big deal just pop them back in. After we ran out of the liners we used a plastic grocery bag and no longer needed diapers. Ill use a paper towel once we run out of diapers. Love that when were traveling, she just sits on this little potty in the car or any flat surface and then we can just throw away a plastic bag. It is a little funny shaped so your child may have some difficulty balancing their tushy on it - but my daughter got used to it. Would recommend doing a few practice runs with it at home before taking it on the go when its an emergency.

We are out and about a lot, so I got this to try and stay consistent with potty training with my toddler. He has a Munchkin floor potty he has been working with primarily which has a wider rim to sit on, so I think he’s not a fan of the narrower rim on this seat which doesn’t offer much support, especially when placed on a gaping wide adult public toilet seat. It does fit and it stays still, but I imagine it feels kind of like being the clown in one of those carnival dunk tank games. He liked sitting on it In the ground with the liner, so we’re going to keep working with it as he gets used to this potty thing. Worth trial and error for $16ish, and it fits easily in the diaper bag with plenty of room for everything else.

I really hate that I didn’t buy this months ago. This is perfect for a quick walk or nice nature hikes and my daughter, who absolutely hates the potty training experience for some reason has no issues using this. This fits really nicely in your typical backpack or stroller. You can use plastic take-out bags just fine but the Kalencom liners are thin, yet secure so I bought a giant box of those liners, no regrets. Plus, you can secure 3 liners on the potty beforehand to save some time when your little one has to go. Okay so maybe my one issue is having to adjust the potty from flat, to usable, to flat again, which can require some jiggling but it’s not that bad.

Fit well over toilets and no splashing out ! My girls sit comfortably on it. Fold up small enough to fit in diaper bag. Happy with the purchase!