OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty - Teal, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

This seat is amazing, so useful, very sturdy. I read a few reviews when looking to purchase that said it was wobbly on the toilet bit I found that when using forward on the toilet seat instead of toward the back of the seat like the instructions say to the seat will teeter forward. A con would be that this seat would be difficult to unfold one handed but possible if you have a minute since you have to hold the grey buttons on the bottom to completely unfold or close the oxo seat however that is what make the seat so secure and sturdy and well as safe. And if youre concerned about the back of your little ones legs touching the toilet seat especially in a public place is would recommend getting sa fabric or disposable seat cover to place under the oxo seat since it does not cover the whole seat and must be placed further back on the toilet. Compare to the kalencom seat this one seems much more comfortable and contoured. My 18lb 6 month old sits perfectly on this seat for ECers who are wondering if this seat would be small enough. Something to consider is that the splash guard is a little short for boys, it could easily be a messy situation if not sitting or aimed properly . However for me, the cons far outweigh the pros and the convenience and ease of this product it s a multi functional travel potty that would sit any baby able to sit themselves what more could I ask for that your can take anywhere? Love love love

This is a must have for potty training. We kept it in our car for when we needed a quick potty and we’re where we might not have access to a toilet.

I only removed a star bc it can be a little wobbly when placed on the toilet. Otherwise this is such a great potty, it comes with a wet bag, and folds down flat for travel. We bought small trash can liners to go with it instead of purchasing the OXO potty liners.

So, I bought this based on a recommendation from my toddlers school. We have a regular potty that sits on the floor in the bathroom upstairs, and we use this one in the bathroom downstairs. Mainly, so he gets used to it and has no problems using it out and about. It doesnt seem like the most comfortable to sit on for long periods of time and its not super stable (we wouldnt let my son use this on his own. He needs help finding the right position and getting off without falling). Also, for boys, the guard at the front is not very tall. Most of the times, some pee will end up on the toilet seat or his pants if we dont take them completely off. Now, it is super easy to use when we are out. Weve only used it on top of regular toilets, but it comes with a couple of special bags that you can attach and have your kid use it on the floor. Seems like it would work if you are camping or something like that. Overall, I like this seat. Has made potty training consistent for my son and hes comfortable going to different bathrooms because his seat is always the same. Also, you can just wipe it down with disinfectant wipes. Easy.

I bought this specifically to bring on an overseas roadtrip while my daughter was in the midst of potty training. We could not afford a regression because she was slated to start preschool in a couple months and was required to be toilet-trained. This saved us many times during our vacation, but even just the one time we pulled over on an Icelandic highway for her to take a massive dump in this thing was worth the $20 bucks spent. And it went from the car to the hotel room where we used it as a reducer. We still leave it in the trunk on standby with wipes for those moments when she needs to go NOW or we dont want to deal with finding and getting to a public toilet which can be pretty gnarly in itself (for that I use Potty Shields) - at the park, at the beach, in parking lots and other random places. And it seems shes quite comfortable with it. I dont use this on regular toilet seats - first off I would rather not put it on a public seat (ewww) and we bought it strictly for use on the go but have used while staying in hotels. Its not the best fit on all toilets, but it does the job just fine and our kid prefers it over holding onto the regular seat for dear life so thats good enough for me. Super convenenient, easy to clean on the go just wipe down with antibacterial wipes, legs pop up easily and are sturdy, size is good (my tall 3 year old still sits comfortably on it), and the OXO bags do not fail. I love this thing and recommend to all my parent friends!

My husband and I took a road trip to the Black Hills with our 2.5 year old who started potty training about 3 months ago. I bought this toilet to bring along in the car or carry around for hiking in our day bag. It was the best investment! We got the most use out of it to put on top of other toilets to make it more comfortable for her to go pee and poop in state park bathrooms and even national park bathrooms. Badlands National Park i got her to go poop in the bathroom that you dont want to look down in with the help of this toilet. It was also handy when we were in our hotel, restaurants or gas station bathrooms. Our kid was accident free all 5 days we were on our trip. Id say it was mostly thanks to this toilet right here! Highly recommend for traveling, it folds up nice and is easy to use. I might just keep in my car going forward and will have it for future road trips or travel.

This has definitely save us a million times. We have had a wayyyy easier time potty training with this set up in our minivan. We just have it ready to go and she tries before and after going into a store. I am convinced it has saved us from a million accidents, because it has allowed her to try while we are out and about, as often as she would try at home. Its been great on our road trips too!

Not only is this a must for traveling (even to the park) but I found it has helped with potty training. The small size of this makes it less intimidating than a standard toilet and my son is much more likely to sit on this and wait to poop/pee than siting on a toilet, even a toilet with a kiddie seat built in.

This potty folds to be compact, fits in one of the pockets in her backpack. Comes with a thick plastic storage bag and some bags w the absorption pad. My 3 year old (50% percentile) sits very comfortably on it when I set it up on the floor. Haven’t tried it on the toilet yet since she is very comfortable by itself. It makes travel with a potty training toddler so much easier!

We actually just used it this week and it was excellent. My son had to go potty at target. We worked it out, put it in the back of our SUV and he took a nice potty