Potty Training Seat for Toddler Infant Kids Training Toilet Seat for Boys Girls Baby Toilet Trainer with Handles Splash Guard Non-Slip with Soft Cushion Adjustable for Most Toilet Brush Bonus (Pink)

Works great for my 2.5 year old. Doesnt shift on the toilet, has handles for him to hold on to, and the raised part in the front keeps the pee going into the potty & not on my floor.

This training toilet seat is made of durable plastic. Its cushion is detachble and washable. Its a perfect fit onto my regular toilet seat. My boy likes to put his hands on the side handles. The training seat is easily removable but I dedicate my guest bathroom for my boy anyway. My boy didnt like it when he first sat on it. I probably have to buy the stool/stairs as well so his feet wont just hang. Well, i guess it will take him sometimes to get used to it.

This is a great potty seat for potty training. Attaches and removes easily. Very transportable. Comes in handy when traveling.

I do not recommend especially placing it on top of the toilet seat. Had to be with my daughter when she has to use it. It doesn’t stay in place, an accident waiting to happen.

Seems to be a good fit for my kids. I’d definitely recommend for potty training.

I like that it’s sturdy and has a high rim to protect from my boy from peeing all over the floor/me, but the way to attach/unattach this is pretty gross, you have to reach your hand inside the bowl to spin a knob. I didn’t think much of it when putting it on, but to clean the toilet or remove the seat there’s no way I’m reaching in there without gloves and even then it’s pretty gross. I bought this item as well as this other in https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01FDNNG7M?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title, the fisher price one is way better, it’s sturdy, comes with a hook to hang it on when not in use, easier to clean, also has the high rim that I was looking for, and the mounting apparatus is on top/in the back/away from the line of fire

Easy to put on and take off. Sturdy seat for even a bouncy toddler. Comes with hook to hang on wall when not in use and cleaning brush. I dont even use the hook that came with it. I was able to hang it off of my corner shelf in the bathroom out of the way. Easy to find a place to put when not in use! So comfortable that my toddler leans back and reads a book while she is on the potty :)

My 16 month has been using this for 5 months successfully pooping. He pees too but does wet diapers. He likes holding on to the handles and adjusting his body. The pee guard for boys is a necessity! Occasionally if angled a certain way his pee will go in the space between toilet and this seat cover (under the pee guard) and drip down toilet. Cleaning is very easy. We rinse it down every other day which helps. The velcro part is getting worn and dirty which can be expected with velcro.

Perfect for at home or traveling

Almost perfect. A note to future purchasers: if you have a boy, do NOT apply the Velcro to the soft seat cover. You will thank me later. This was our first potty training seat we purchased and we LOVED it. But sadly, my son is a side pee-er. Which means his pee stream consistently goes to the right side of the toilet. I finally mastered teaching him to “point it down” but prior to that, and even sometimes after, pee would get between the potty chair base and that soft padding. Now, yes, you can just lift it and wipe it down BUT the padded cover absorbs that pee smell. And that Velcro absorbs the pee. You can’t clean it. You can try but there will still be remnants and it gets gross quickly. Literally my only complaint. Otherwise it’s perfect. Still think this was a great starter potty seat and if you have a girl or if your boy pees straight this might be a non-issue. But I know I can’t be the only one having this problem and wanted to share the insight. If you do have a side pee-er. I’ve found that the potty seats with a flat top (no padded attachment) works WAY better.