Potty Training Toilet Seat with Step Stool Ladder for Boys and Girls,Toddler Kid Children Toilet Training Seat Chair with Handles,Height Adjustable,Non-Slip Wide Step(Green)

I really like this, I love the sturdiness of the steps and it’s not like cheap plastic either. I’m really satisfied with the quality of this product. Totally recommend it.

Sturdy and comfy! Easy to clean.

I had a similar one for my older daughter and it never really for 100% but this one we got now is way worse. The legs are too long for my toilet. And the potty seat does not sit all the way flush onto the toilet. Yes I put it on the toilet and not the lid. You can see in the pic, the space between the underneath insert and back support of the potty seat, its long. There is so much room it doesnt sit all the way inside the rim. My 2yo loves it but I have to make sure the thing doesnt tip over while she climbs up. Not happy..

Great concept, it has a larger footprint than some other potty stools, but its very sturdy, and the footrest/step ladder is wide enough to accommodate my toddler when he is climbing up and has to turn around to sit on the potty. Very functional and has built independence and confidence in my toddler regarding using the adult toilet. I dont have to clean poop anymore from traditional potties, just flush and go! happy mom!!!

The product was a quality product. We had a toddler use it since she was 2 and now becoming 4 next year. We dont use it anymore but it was sturdy enough to last almost 2 years.

Absolutely one of the best potty seats. Mom of four and on my last little of potty training. Ive went through tons of potty seats and this by far is my favorite.

My toddler is INDEPENDENT, and loves that he can get up and down himself on this. He can even put it on the toilet himself too. It’s sturdy, and easy to clean. I assembled it myself in under 20 minutes (with his help). I recommend for anyone trying to potty train!

Probably would work better for girls. The step and overall build is good. The foot doesnt move but the toilet seat area is not secure. I bought dycem to hopefully make it more sturdy and prevent it from moving but it still was a fall risk for my son. It needs latches at the top. We stopped using it after a week because it scared him that it moved when trying to turn around to sit. Didnt have a good boy pee guard. Kinda bulky. And not functional for multi age families. Opted for a removable potty toilet seat and a good one-step stool.

My grand daughter is very independent and is able to manage mostly on her own.

The step makes it easy for a toddler to climb up while potty training but the hole is too big for our 2 year old at least and her whole back end falls through