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

This has been absolutely amazing for my daughter. We purchased this when she turned two and have used it for a year now. I have came back on to write a review and purchased Additional liners as we are getting ready to go on a long road trip. The liners are amazing because they fit right over the little seat making it easy to pull over and let her potty even when in the middle of nowhere. The seat itself fits her perfectly. She is a normal size 3-year-old and it worked just fine for her at two. No seat pinching or wobbling on a larger toilet. The bag that it comes and makes it perfect for in the diaper bag or just to grab and go and have concealed. It is perfect for helping your little ones learn to go someplace other than home especially on those scary gas station toilets. I would buy again if needed but again after one year ours is held up just fine along with the bag and has had a ton of use. Thank you for such a wonderful seat for my daughter

I have to say that having this potty in the car and folded up in my diaper bag has prevented so many potential accidents that I have lost track. Love, love this product. I especially like that I can fold it up, stick it the bag and take it anywhere, its very discreet. My child is still afraid of the big toilets even after a month of potty training. So I needed to find a way to bring the potty with us to the store, park, restaurants and road trips. This works great. So far we are only using this product as a stand-alone potty, not on the toilet seat. Like previous reviews, I agree the inserts they sell are way too expensive (thus why I give it a 4 star and not a five). So instead of their bags, I am using up all her old diapers, unfolding them and then inserting them into plastic grocery bags (which I fold over the potty). So far I have had only one spill. I had a hole in the bag and the contents leaked but other than that one time, this systems seems to be working for me. I also carry some travel size disinfectant wipes to wipe the seat down. Quick, easy and the potty is ready to go for the next use. Highly recommend this product!

I wasnt sure how well this little 2-in-1 potette was going to work out, but it turns out, it was great! It was a lifesaver! We started potty training my sun in the summer, when we were constantly on the go! I was naive and thought oh boys stand to pee, hell be just fine. We dont need a potty chair on the go. Wrong I was! My son wanted to sit as he first started learning and a regular toilet seat was much too big, and he was fearful of them! I carried the seat cushions with me on a shopping trip twice - and that was two times more than I ever wanted to do again! I had to bring them in a sack, along with my toddler, and my purse, and its just not sanitary. No matter how hard you try. I came across this in my search and I was so thankful! It fits great on a regular toilet seat. Its smaller so it actually fit in the side of my purse (inside of its own bag). {I carry a larger purse} Anywhere we went we brought this along! It even saved us when we were traveling and there were no bathrooms anywhere close, we were able to use it as a little potty chair on the side of the road! Ill be buying these for everyone I know when they have a baby shower, its one of those items you dont think youll need, or can live without, but its completely handy!

This is convenient, super easy to clean, small profile-easy to keep in car but because of that small profile, it’s SUPER low to the ground. My toddlers knees were literally up in her chest and she wasn’t able to get a comfy position to go potty, longer legs -like extendable would be better. It also seems very uncomfortable for their butts but it’ll just be used for on the go until she’s comfortable with a big, public potty.

My daughter is 20 months old, and decided she wanted to use the big potty. Im not one of those weird moms who puts their kid on the toilet every 20 minutes so they can be potty trained at 9 months old (for a mention in their latest YouTube video about how to teach your child French while practicing Mommy and Me Yoga). On the flip side, many of my friends said it was a waste of time to potty train before her second birthday. I ignored them because she showed definite signs of being ready. First, my daughter was always an obvious pooper. Panicked looks, squatting down, grabbing the edges of furniture, and saying ooo-eee - what I say when I change her diaper - had been her poop trademarks since she was very small. But the doctor said that it would be easier to potty train her when she can control her bladder better, and that wet accidents happen more often than pooping their pants. Makes sense. Fast forward to a couple of weeks ago; I thought she had taken a liking to saying baby one morning as I was making breakfast, before I realized too late that she was actually saying peepee, and had relieved herself of he pants, diaper, and urine, all over the carpet. I didnt want to deal with the headache of cleaning out a baby potty, and transitioning to the big toilet, because I dont really understand the point, so I began looking for a portable seat that goes on top of a regular toilet. The options were pretty limited. I wanted a seat to use at home, but that was small enough to take to public places so she could use the bathroom without falling in the gigantic oval abyss that most public toilets have become. I narrowed it down to this one, and the cheaper, more compact but more dubious looking seat that folds into quarters. After reading reviews that the smaller seat occasionally falls in, I bit the bullet and bought the Potette Plus. Its wide, sturdy, and was stable even when my kid wiggled around trying to dance when she was excited about the amazing poo-poo in the potty song I wrote, sang and produced for her pooping pleasure. I cant say anything about its use as a stand alone potty yet, but may use it for camping trips. Its been a few days, and my daughter has only had 2 accidents, one because I was cooking and couldnt run her to the bathroom. I still keep her in pull-ups at night, but she has been having a great time getting to sit up high on the big potty. If you have a boy, the splash guard is pretty small, and you might get peed on.

There are so many good things about this little potty seat. Weve been using it for several months. It is very sturdy and strong. It is sized to fit larger or fairly small bums (but not tiny 3-month-old baby bottoms) comfortably. Our little one is 30 lbs and its a good fit, but could clearly work well for smaller or much larger bottoms. It is pretty. It is versatile, legs fold out for use on toilet seats, down for use as a potty, or in for stowing away. When used as a freestanding potty, it sits close to the ground and allows little feet to be close to little bums in a more natural squatting position (this is why I chose this model). Do consider purchasing the Potette silicon liner; it can provide kids greater comfort/warmth than plain plastic and reduce fear of falling in when first sitting on the big toilet. When used directly on the floor the potty plus liner give a smooth, comfortable and truly easy-empty, easy-clean alternative to more traditional plastic potties. It folds up into a compact, take-anywhere size for the travel bag (formerly the diaper bag). Ive been through half a dozen potties now, and this is the one our child likes and uses. Others are uncomfortable for her, or a hassle for me... they break, arent ergonomically designed, dont clean easily, are too big, you need different designs for different circumstances, so they arent consistent and familiar for your child... Dont waste money on the others. I purchased a second potette for travel, just to simplify things. I anticipate using the potette all through potty training and beyond as my child grows. The one thing that isnt perfect is that it takes a bit of practice to use the right amount of force to keep the legs from coming completely off when adjusting them between toilet mode and freestanding potty mode. Not a big deal, so Im still giving five stars. I love this little potty. More importantly, our little one does, too. A bit of advice (in case you dont get enough of this already ;) ). If youre going to do early awareness training with kids too tiny to sit or stand, I recommend this: http://www.amazon.com/P-S-I-Imports-DPS5510-Anti-Spill-Waterhole/dp/B0002DGVW6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1404007570&sr=8-1&keywords=water+hole+dog+bowl Dont push your kid too fast. And if they seem to fear the potty or are uncomfortable without the diaper, let the start by wearing the diaper on the potty. Transition from just sitting, to later unfastening the diaper as they sit on the potty, to later just sitting on the diaper on the potty... until they want to sit right down on the potty.

This thing has come in handy so many times! My toddler likes bathrooms. I dont know why, but where ever we go, the first thing she wants to see is the bathroom, and she wants to go back to see it at least 3 more times thereafter. Its annoying, but when a 2 year old tells you potty, you dont really have much of a choice unless you want to risk an accident. This thing, when I remember to bring it, saves me from having to hold my toddler up as she hovers over the toilet seat, as I repeat dont touch ANYTHING 10 million times as she holds onto my arm only to say finished! 10 minutes later after doing nothing. Instead I bring this, slap down some toilet liners under it and feel better about spending more time in the bathroom than the actual restaurant. But, I digress. This thing is great. It was a life saver when we went camping. No scurrying to the bath house to get her to a nasty toilet every 10 minutes for 3 days.

A friend of mine told me about this product before we had even stated potty training our daughter and I had forgotten about till one day we were at the park and she had to go! Thankfully we were close to home and made it in time. Right after that I remember this product and ordered it right away! Since getting it this potty has been an on the go lifesaver. No issues at places with no bathrooms or having to help them balance on adult toilets which gives them a sense of independence. Also a plus on long car rides. I highly recommend this product.

The product is high quality, stable, it is important to hear a click when you open the legs. We tried it at trip with a 3-year-old girl and it worked great. The girl was satisfied and so were we, because until now she had a hard time sitting down on nature walks. Now we will buy nylons with a pad.

So easy to use and travel with. Love that it folds and comes with a bag.