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

Life saver. Saw a fellow parent with this and bought it with the recommended bags. Bags don’t leak. Easy to store in my trunk. No more accidents or trying to pee or poop in the bushing

Was torn between this one and the Pottete. So glad I got the OXO. Its all about the buttons for the legs! They make it easy to quickly fold and unfold. My daughter used it twice the same day it was delivered as a reducer on two different home toilet seats that have a long seat style. It fit fine & secure. Just make sure to follow the directions and place it in the middle of the toilet opening not all the way to the front. My daughter started to rock when she was done and I could see how it could lift up if positioned incorrectly. If its in the middle its secure though for them to sit. Just dont leave your kid unattended on it as it cant secure to a seat like a permanent reducer. So yes there is a risk it could flip off if theyre trying to get off by themselves without a step stool, but thats likely the case with any reducer that isnt secured to the toilet seat. I like that the seat seems slightly smaller then the other two reducers we have. I feel like its the perfect size for her. She even wanted to help put it on the toilet. She likes it. Shes 17mths. She also sat on it as a mini potty & it seemed secure. Havent decided what bags to buy yet. It did come with some bags though. Didnt count them. Couldnt say how many it came with. I remember a reviewer saying they used one of the plastic grocery bags when on the go. So maybe start there if you need extra and dont want to spend on a bunch of liners. I plan on using it mostly for public toilets but the seat feature is convenient too. I think well use both. Highly recommend.

I am comparing the potette plus and the oxo. The potette plus is on the left and oxo on the right. The oxo is slightly larger and slightly taller, but really not that noticeable. The potette plus definitely has a better pee guard for boys and you can see in the pics the bottom of it extends into the toilet to prevent pee from coming through the gap. You can see in the pics the oxo has a pretty big gap in front and doesn’t have anything the extends down into the toilet. When I had my son test it out, pee came right out the gap and went everywhere, as I expected would happen. No leaking with the potette. The oxo wins when it comes to ease and speed of setting it up. It just snaps right into place and you push a button to lay it flat or close it. The potette is a little more finicky getting it to stand up. I wish it had the button like the oxo. If I had a girl, I would hands down pick the Oxo over the potette. Or if you only plan to use liners and have no intention of using this on a toilet then go with the Oxo. I have a boy though and plan to use this in public restrooms, I will be keeping the potette because the pee guard is just so much better. Hope this helps anyone debating between the two.

I just love this!! It’s portable,slender when folded and easy to slip in a bag.I purchased 2 of them and want to say thanks to whoever invented this product!!

This potty is so easy to use! I bring it with us everywhere we go knowing I’ll always have a potty ready when the toddler needs to go. This one is fast to set up for use with disposable bags or to unfold all the way to use on an adult toilet. This potty has been a key part of potty training and 100% worth every penny. The disposable bags are with the money too for ease of use and fast clean up!

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.

Never before children did I think I’d have a potty in my car, alas, here I am, and I’m reviewing it. This is the travel potty you never knew you needed, until you are potty training and are afraid to let your child ride in the car without a pull-up on. Alas, you have arrive at this product and possibly this review. You don’t think you need this until you are leaving your daycare facility, and get on the highway (which is about a 35 minute ride from home, and the next potty stop is a good 25 mins away) and you ensured your very adorable tiny tot has relieved themselves before hitting road, to only just pass through the toll booth and hear “I NEED TO GO POTTY!!!” To which you reply: “you just went at daycare can you hold it?” And tiny tot says: “NO ITS ALMOST COMING OUT!!” If this sounds like you, than this little port-a-pot for tots is just up your alley. It’s a stand alone little pot, so if you’re outside somewhere discrete you can let them pee on the ground, OR if you can’t do that, then they have amazing little absorbent bags that attach to this little pot to catch it all and tie it up (please take it home and discard of it properly, we’re all humans here, or so I hope). But wait!!!! there’s more!!! It’s convent to use in the trunk, or on the back seat for added privacy for your tiny tot, and even folds out to be a tot spot on a regular big pot. If you’ve gotten this far, for real it has been a life saver for my 3 year old in the long car rides to and from daycare daily, and when visiting friends. Happy Potty training families!

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.