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

We have an older model of this seat, and I appreciate the modifications that have been made to this one to make it more functional. Instead of two feet, there is one long base that provides a stronger foundation as kids are climbing up and down. Also, the handles are already attached which reduces the likelihood of breaking in assembly. Like the other one, the screws are occasionally difficult to seat just right, but with some patience it is just fine. A note: this claims to be red but is definitely more of a dark pink. Something to keep in mind if your kiddo is really into red. This goes together fairly quickly and has good functionality for a lower-end potty assist chair. The seat and seat back dont quite fit with the plastic around them, but it is fine if youre going for the economical model.

I have used on-the-toilet potty seats before and think in general its a great design choice. That said, this one even after several attempts at keeping the parts secure, is a bit flimsier than my toddler likes, as she is already apprehensive about potty-training. I wouldnt call it an issue for other kids, and generally this is comfortable and easy to clean.

Despite the lack of instructions, this is a great potty training seat that goes on top of a normal toilet. This is great for training kids to go on an adult potty confidently. Normally, I would have to hold my 2.5-year-old niece up when she is going, but with this, she can go on her own without any help! PROS: - Super lightweight! When it’s not in use, I put it on the side of the toilet. My niece was able to take it out and plop it on the toilet herself. - They include all the necessary pieces and include extras if lost. They also include a little plastic flat head screwdriver, so you don’t need your own tools to build. - Adjustable double step ladder and footrest to ensure stability and sturdiness. A lot out there only have a single step. - Included cushioned seat cover that is removable for easy washing/cleaning. - They also include velcros that you can attach to the bottom of the seat cover. Without the velcros, the seat covers move around and can slip off. - There’s a backrest and anti-slip handles! My niece uses the handles for support when she is climbing up and holds on when she is on the toilet. - Easily folds in half for storage or when it’s not in use. CONS: - The instructions don’t show step-by-step instructions, and you’re left to figure it out on your own. I kept looking back at the picture reference as I was putting it together. Building it took about a solid 25 minutes. - At $36, it is on the higher end. These toilet seats average around $25-$40. As a note, this is for children only! It doesn’t feel like thick plastic for adults… only saying this if people are lazy and don’t want to move it temporarily.

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.

Compared to the regular seat its not much smaller so my 2 year old is weary on using it. The step wish it could move around depending on age. The instructions are okay not great but not the worse i have seen for putting it together.

My 3 year old likes using it..

I should have started out with this! We love it!

Just what we needed

This is a great, well made potty training seat. I am really happy with it!

This has been so helpful with potty training and getting her to use the big girl potty. She used to be very afraid of falling off the sides and using a separate step made her afraid of being on top because that used to slide. This potty seat solved all those things for her. She feels very comfortable with the steps and she loves the handles on the the sides and back of the seat. I do not have to hold her on top. And she can be independent. She feels very safe!! Also love how it folds for travel!!