Potty Training Toilet Seat with Step Stool Ladder for Kids and Baby Adjustable Toddler Toilet Training Seat with Soft Not-Cold Padded Seat Safe Handles and Non-Slip Wide Steps, Blue Green for Kids

We used it as a transitioning from a small mini toilet where he was potty trained (If that makes sense) it’s easy to carry with you if you go to visit friends/family. Easy fold and doesn’t take much space. Only complain would b that it does wiggle/moves depending on ur toilet seat and it did scratch our toilet. Other than that, I would still recommend it.

Without any exaggeration, this potty ladder as we call it made potty training SO much easier than expected. This ladder gave our little one the stability to hold onto something when climbing up, and he immediately began to prefer using this over the little training potty. No argument here, since you can just flush and go! Easy to clean, but please note you will restrict leaking by lifting up both the toilet lid AND seat, and placing this directly on the bowl.

This potty training seat is very easy to install. The seat has two options for the height of the step, and it has a seat cushion that’s removable. The legs have a grip at the bottom that prevents the seat from slipping. Which is great because if you need to temporarily remove the seat you can lean it on the wall and it won’t fall. You will have some pee stains underneath the seat but can be managed with a quick Clorox wipe. Most importantly, it encouraged my 3yo daughter to become more independent. She loves her seat and has even learned how to place it on the toilet bowl.

Well worth it

Did not work with our standard toilet which is what is in our childs bathroom. We had to put it on our elongated toilet in the master bath. After that he climbed right up, sat down and went pee. One other caveat: its still a pretty big seat. My 2 year old was sinking down in it but thankfully it has the handles so he could hold on.

My daughter is about to turn 2. We have had this seat/stool for just over a month and it is wonderful. She loves to climb up on her own and use the potty. The larger top step is great for her to stand on and easy for her to navigate. I did need to tighten my screws again at the top, but i think its because she likes to lift the steps with her feet as shes sitting and waiting to potty. It is light enough for her to move it around and away from the toilet. I usually leave it in place, but she likes to move it away when done. She cant quite put it on all the way, but again shes still a few weeks away from 2 years old. Over all it was definitely a good purchase in my opinion.

We use this in LOs bathroom and it gives them more independence in using the potty, plus its better for posture/position when they go. It is pretty bulky so probably not ideal for a shared bathroom where itll need to be moved often but it does fold down to be somewhat better and actually fits between our toilet and wall when not in use. We basically leave it out all the time though.

Our daughter, age 2, has very short legs and struggled using a traditional potty seat. Before we purchased this seat, she liked the idea of being on the “big people toilet”, but was always off balance, uncomfortable and afraid of falling. This led to her not being very successful in using the potty. With this new seat, she’s now able to get on the toilet herself and feels safe and confident, leading to much more successful potty training. The only drawback for us was that it doesn’t fit inside the ring of our toilet seat, so we actually have to use it directly on the bowl, with the seat up. It’s sturdy enough that it works just fine that way, so it’s not really a big deal.

This toilet seat is a lifesaver! My 3 year old started potty training at 1.5 years old and didnt want to use a potty seat, but I had a little stool for her and she fell off, so we got her this. Its been a game changer. Shes now 3 but has been able to use the bathroom on her own since she was 2.5 years old with this seat. I was afraid that it would be wobbly, but it stays in really steadily (no wobbling). Its also light enough for her or any of my other kids to remove and just lean against the wall when its not in use. It folds almost flat. I just love that I dont have to worry about her toppling over when wiping herself. Its worth every penny. Skip the little potty seats and just get this!