Potty Training Seat with Step Stool Ladder,SKYROKU Potty Training Toilet for Kids Boys Girls Toddlers-Comfortable Safe Potty Seat with Anti-Slip Pads Ladder (Grey)

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liked the design and my 2year old daughter is independently using the toilet now

Although he’s 3 now but when we ordered it he told us he had his own potty!!!! It was just what we needed.

Potty training had been a HUGE struggle… until finding this. My son is finally comfortable sitting on a toilet and using it. We tried one of the small, stand-alone training potties. It didn’t work out because my son didn’t like it. It was awkward and uncomfortable for him to sit on, and the rim had sharp edges that would scrape him as he stood back up. He wanted to use a regular full-sized toilet, but he couldn’t comfortably sit on it due to the size. He FINALLY willingly goes to the bathroom on the toilet, and this seat has been a life-saver. It catches at the hinges and is a bit tough to fold up at times, but I don’t even care at ALL due to its usefulness in providing my son with a potty training setup that he is HAPPY to use. The comfort and awesome design of the seat when it’s actually serving its intended purpose FAR outweighs the few seconds it takes to wiggle the hinges a bit in order to fold it up for storing!

My son just turned 2 and noticed some signs he might be ready to potty train. We has the tiny toilet gifted to us but my son gets off that and also thinks its a toy plus its too big to go in the bathroom thay by his room. Then I bought the toilet seat you see here from walmart. It was loose and once when he was getting up it slid and poop went everywhere. It was bad. After doing some research I found this one and its night and day difference. He has no problem getting up and on it himself. You do need to make sure like all boys.. the guns are pointing down. But he has been doing great on it so far. Committed the past 2 days to training since I recieved this and I am hopefull in our success. Note to buyers when putting together. The instructions only said if loose try adjusting the step. And thats true. When I was putting it together I thought I needed more height to get the back lip to sit in the seat. After testing it out I noticed its best to set it low on the front so it sits in the seat better and it was more stable like that. Happy pooping!

There’s nothing that holds the padding to the seat part of the chair and there’s nothing that helps it grip to the floor so it can slide around while your child is climbing onto the toilet.

This is ideal for potty training and as the child gets taller. I have used this since my daughter trained at 3 and still use it 2 years later. After a while the soft seat gets tattered and Ive had to buy a second one, but its definitely worth it. Have turned other parents on to it, too, and theyve had similar great results.

My 3 year old son loves this. It fits over our toilet great and he seems comfortable in it. He does have some trouble climbing up and turning around by himself to sit on it because of the handles. I think once he gets the hang of it he will be fine. It folds up but it doesn’t stay folded closed. We generally just keep it unfolded and move it into the bathtub when guests are over.

My two-year-old started potty training about two weeks ago and he can easily unfold and places on the toilet when he needs to go. It’s lightweight. It seems to be decently durable and he feels safe and secure sitting on it. Also, it’s very easy to clean. I’ll just wipe it down with some sanitize wipes, put it in the shower spray it down and let it air dry. Works like a charm!

My daughter peed immediately after sitting on this potty seat! Shes usually scared to sit on the toilet. Once we set this up for her she was so happy that it was in her favorite color blue. She felt very comfortable and started peeing.