Round Toilet Seat with Built in Potty Training Seat, Slow Close, Easy Clean, Plastic, White

Very easy for training the kids

No more potty seat and this made it easier for my toddlers to go sit on the potty. It also encouraged them and made them feel accomplished going to potty on their own. Win-win on this toilet seat!

Super convenient for parent and helps kids with potty independence too!

This helped our potty training journey immensely! Also, there is a built in night light on a timer which is amazing!

It’s supposed to come with a decorative tube that has a night light in it. Mine did not contain that as advertised.

A great toilet seat. Really I was struggling with the old one. This one seems of a high quality, easy to use and clean. Now it’s comfier to use the toilet with less stress. I am a bit heavy, but this seat standing me and still sturdy and firm. It gently closes and opens with not hits while opening or closing the lid. Hopefully it will be durable. Will try to keep this review updated in the future.

My grandson uses this potty seat all the time and seems to like it much more than his potty chair.. i think it helped that I had him “help” me install it and showed him how to move the seat up and down. He has been amazingly consistent and seems to feel quite grown up. He even shows it off to company. I had no trouble installing it. I was very worried that my toilet would require a hard to find seat size because it is a very small toilet, but also a tall one. But the measurements provided in the diagram in the product pictures were the same as my existing seat. This potty seat is the perfect size for both my 2 year old and 6 year old grandkids. I have found that visiting adults need forewarned about the two options.

Perfect

I just installed this seat and really like it overall - I think it will help with our young kids potty training and learning toilet independence without an awkward bulky seat on top of another seat. Maybe it was just me but while the seat installation was easy, it took me like an hour to get the light/battery thing pulled out and put back in. First, the instructions were confusing on how to remove the battery part...the video posted in the Q&A helped a little bit. Then, it really just doesnt fit the opening, so taking it out and putting it back in were a tremendous chore. I basically had to shove it back in. The light itself is small and not bright, so I think were just going to turn that off and not use it, in order to not have to remove/replace that cylinder every time the batteries die.

I like that the smaller seat doesn’t slam when you tug it to release from the magnets. Worth my money. Hygienic that I don’t have to use the removable kiddos toilet seat anymore & having it laying on the bath room floor.