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

When we are traveling or camping it’s not always easy to pull over and find a bathroom for your littles. This portable potty chair has been great for our family. It folds up compactly so it’s easy to store and bring along and sturdy enough to hold up to the squiggliest toddler. We have used it in our house too when one of our kiddos needs to use the “big potty”. Having the carry bag with some disposable bags along with it makes it ready to go when your littles are.

This portable potty has worked great for our 2 year old while potty training. It folds up so compactly that I keep it in the hollow compartment of my SUVs trunk for on-the-go emergencies. I use plastic bags with a folded paper towel at the base and then tie and toss it (but I know that there are liner bags specific for this for sale on here.) I definitely recommend this!

We use this for our 3 year old who is potty trained. We decided to purchase this potty seat because it could be used in stand alone situation where a bathroom toilet was not available, which was the case on our recent trip to a beach. shop that did not allow us to use their toilet. We were able to place the potty in the stand alone position and use the included plastic bag for our daughter to use the toilet without a fuss. Clean up was easy because the plastic bag covered the entire seat. It is a bit bulkier than the collapsible ones that are used on toilets but had we not had the 2 in 1 we would have had a mess on our hands, literally! Glad we made the decision to purchase the 2 in 1.

My 3 year old refuses to use a commercial toilet, so this made leaving the house with her pretty tough. This folding potty and the 4 gallon bags I use to line it are really easy to fit in my large purse and for shorter trips, we just leave it in the car. I open it on the floor of the backseat and she does her business in the car, using the door handle to help pull herself up into standing. Weve had this potty for a year and it has been indispensible. Ive even used it a few times especially during the initial phases of the COVID crisis when I didnt want to use a public restroom. I just buy rolls of 4 gallon Ruffies from the hardware store and double-line the potty. I used to use compostable bags but the urine would eat through it in very little time. When we visit Grandpa, I set up the portable potty for my daughter in the bathroom and at the end of the day I pour the contents into the toilet, knot up the bag, and toss it. Now my daughter is 4 and she still uses this potty for our outings..airport...park...you name it. We have a number of different small potties in our bathrooms, flip down toilet seat lids etc. for inside our home, but this is the only potty we need for our girl when we leave our house. I had a ring but holding it still while lifting my kid onto a large toilet doesnt give her any independence when we are visiting our relatives. I recommend this folding potty for all parents of young children!!

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 love this portable potty so much, I bought an extra to put in my husbands car! I just use grocery bags instead of buying the expensive OXO versions. As I unpack groceries, I set aside any bag that has NO holes in it. I then double bag 2 of the good bags and fold 6 half-size sheets or 3 full-size sheets of paper towels. I carry a bunch of these in each car at all times. I have 5 kids, 2 of which are toddlers who cannot hold it as well as the rest of us. So these have saved us over and over. If we are on a road trip, or too far from a public restroom, or whatever, my little ones can go potty wherever we are. I have even taken them to the lake or beach and created a little restroom using our 3-sided beach cover. Great for camping so you dont have to take them out in the dark to the porta-potty at the campsite. They are also great for public restrooms. Those who hate sitting their little kids on public toilets - this is for you! You fold out the legs an extra click and bam, you have a seat that sits on top of the public toilet, so their little bums do not touch the public seat. Voila! Once my kids start having kids, this will be my first gift at the baby showers!

When I tell you this is the most convenient, amazing idea! I keep it in my trunk and my 1yr old uses it EVERYWHERE we go! I bought the bags that go with it that has the absorbent pads in it. It is low so it taller kids may not like it much. But I like it way better than her using a public toilet. I sit it in my trunk for her to use it, or on the front seat floor most of the time. Many bathroom floors are nasty so I’d rather her use it in my car than on a public bathroom floor.

I like the idea of this travel potty however it is very small. My little 2 year olds bottom hardly fits on it & he refuses to use it. I’m returning it and bringing his regular potty out and about with us. He’s been very successful with potty training but just won’t go on this particular potty, and he does have 2 different ones at home so it’s not the “different” thing. I give 3 stars because perhaps other children will use it, and the idea is great.

This potty has been EVERYWHERE. We have taken it to Disney, in the car, at the grocery store, restaurants, you name it, we’ve been there. The ability to fold it and fit in our bags is so convenient to have. Love having the versatility to use with just a plastic bag or over a toilet seat. We strongly encourage all our parent friends to get one bc we love ours so much.

This is a great on-the-go potty for outdoors, park visits, camping, and more with a toddler. Fold the handles down and it’s a potty. Fold them out and it’s a toddler seat for public restrooms. I keep one in every car. When toddler says she has to go, we pull the car over and I get this out! Never had an accident in the car or at the park thanks to this.