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

When using on top of a regular toilet seat, the front of the seat is not long enough on the toilet so they end up peeing in the gap between the actual toilet seat and the potty chair seat so be aware of helping them to avoid that. Otherwise this potty chair is great!

Super practical, easy to use and to clean. Multipurpose. Highly recommend

My Granddaughter needed something for my Greatgrandson for long trips. Driving in Texas you don’t have places to stop at Frequently for a 16 month old to go potty. She loves it, convenient & easy cleanup with the liners.

Nice and compact. Good quality. Huge defective design. When you put the potty on top of toilet seat, it rocks back and forth. The most annoying part is when your kid pees, if he doesnt point his penis down, the pee will shoot out from the gap between the potty and the toilet set onto your kids pants around his ankles or your pants if you are sitting/squatting in front of him as one would assisting a potty training kid. This has happened more than once to us at home. At least we were home, so changing was easy. This would have be even more annoying if we were out and about. Sure you might have a change of clothes for the kid, but most of us adults dont carry spare pants around.

Seriously perfect for the car and travel. Couldnt be happier with this design. Plastic bags come with absorbent lining- genius!

This portable potty is great. It collapses to about the size of a deflated basketball and easily fits in a backpack, along with everything else. It is easy to clean and refill, perfect design. I am surprised OXO doesnt make biodegradable refill bags! I have been using compostable bags and theyve worked very well. No leaks and were able to avoid using single-use plastic.

It is sturdy, fits on the floorboard or seat of the car so everyone cant watch your child going to the bathroom, and the legs easily fold up for storage. This has been so helpful for being in the car, and not just for vacations. After school, on the way to the store, day trips, etc. - this thing comes in handy. My only recommendation is to buy the refill pack of bags to keep on hand, because what comes with the potty seat gets used up quickly. You can also use plastic grocery bags, but you have to be certain they dont have any holes in them. Plus, the bags that come with this have an absorbent pad on the bottom of the bag to help soak up some of the urine. Even with poop, once you tie the bag tightly theres not a horrific smell emanating from the bag if a trash can isnt readily available. Your hands stay clean tying it up because its the handles of the bag that squeeze into the holders on either side and keep the bag in place, so they dont get messy. Weve never had a spill or an issue with the bag coming loose.

This little potty is amazing and a total lifesaver. I recommend it to all parents I meet starting the potty training journey. My only complaint is that I wish it came with a button to release both sides at once as it can be tricky to get everything situated in time for an emergency ( especially if you’re holding your toddler in attempts to keep them from running out the bathroom stall, while you’re one handedly trying to put it down on the toilet). We’ve used it on public toilets and also outside with success. Shes feels safe from falling in with this. Have not needed to use the poo bags yet, but it’s nice that they’re included. Times it’s saved us already within the 1 month we’ve had it: 1. At a park where the only potty available was a smelly unkept porter potty. 2. At night on a drive home we tried to stop at a gas station that “didnt have any bathrooms” (aka the guy was a creep that wouldnt let a 2 year old use a toilet- so we discreetly set this up in his parking lot). 3. On a “road trip” (aka a 1 hour drive in which toddler needed to pee when there were no restrooms at any exit in sight). 4. At playground where the bathroom was out of order and locked. Set it up by a tree far from all people and it was great. She likes peeing outside more than the toilets ( probably since there’s no automatic toilet or hand dryer noises to freak her out). All in all, Convenient and a good potty training investment so far.

This has a slim fit design perfect for traveling. I carry ours with when we plan to be in the car for extended periods of time (over 2hrs) and cant always wait to the next pit stop. My 5yr old feels very comfortable having something that resembles a toilet when out in the boonies. Definitely kid tested and approved!

Easy & compact! We started to potty training and now that weve somewhat mastered it, we like to go alot of walks so we needed something portable in case there wasnt any restrooms around. Fits perfectly under both are smaller and larger stroller. Like that it came with bags & a travel bag to store it. We have tried it over the big people toilet and fits perfect. Easy to clean as well as to snap the legs in and out. I searched and searched and went with this one.