SKYROKU Toilet Potty Training Seat with Step Stool Ladder, Toddler Potty Seat for Kids and Toddler Boys Girls, Splash Guard and Safety Handles (Grey)

Para que mi hija aprenda a ir al baño

I like this method of potty training because it allows my daughter to feel like she is using the big girl potty. She is able to get it out herself and put it in place. It seems very sturdy and we havent had any accidents with slipping or falling. It also folds up relatively small, we slide it right next to the toilet for her to pull out and use.

We are starting to potty train and this is just so fun for my lo! He loves climbing to seat on his potty! Hahaa

Should have a way to hook to the toilet to keep from moving around

Our 2 year old has a hard time turning around. I suppose itll get easier for her with time. She likes climbing up and seem decently comfortable pn the seat.

Very much loved by my granddaughter

Portable, provides independence

A great tool to help your kids go from diapers to toilet time! The ladder is sturdy and easy to climb. It folds away for easy storage and to keep it out of the way. And its lightweight and easy to move when needed. Has handles on the sides to help your kid get on and off easily too!

This is the second potty seat we ordered because the first one was just too wobbly. This one sits well and is a great improvement to the last one.

This SKYROKU Potty Training Seat lines up on our toilet nicely. I like how you can adjust the lowest footrest according to your toilet height, and that it folds easily when you take it off the toilet. Assembly instructions arent the greatest. Make sure you dont tighten the top screws all the way, as this interferes with folding. I found I had to put the female screws from the outside instead of the inside facing outwards as the instructions indicated because there simply wasnt enough clearance for that. Youll need some pocket change to tighten the screws with. My 12 month old is showing a lot of interest in this new potty contraption, which is helping him be more open to it rather than resistant. I like the handles and the step stool ladder, which should help as hes super independent. Fingers crossed!