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

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.

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.

Just what we needed

I found this to be a good training tool to help with potty training. However, the lack of instructions is ridiculous - especially for the price of this thing. PROS: - Lightweight AND foldable. When it’s not in use, I fold it, and place it to the side of the toilet. My child was able to take it out and put it on the toilet himself - and was proud to do so. - It fits perfectly over all three of our toilets in our home (all elevated toilets). - All the necessary pieces (and extras) are included. Theres also 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. - Included cushioned seat cover that is removable for easy washing/cleaning. And they include velcro that you can attach to the bottom of the seat cover. Without the velcro, the seat covers arent stable and can slip off. - There’s a backrest and anti-slip handles. My son uses the handles for support for climbing up and holds on when he is on the toilet. The backrest ensures my son that he wont fall into the toilet. CONS: - At $36, this potty stool is on the higher end of similar models. - The instructions don’t show step-by-step instructions, so you’re left to figure it out on your own. I kept looking back at the picture reference as I was putting it together. It was frustrating and took longer than it should. - Plastic is on the cheaper, flimsy side, so its possible it could break. Take care when handling. - Due to its size, its a bit bulky and large. So you do need someplace to store it when not in use. Because of this, this potty seat stays in our basement bathroom. Like I mentioned in my headline, itll serve its purpose.

Get THIS!! If you have toddlers, you need this!!! It is literally a life saver. Gone are the days I have to hold my kid over the potty so he doesnt fall in lol assembly takes all of like, two minutes.

The kids like this step-up style potty chair, but I wish it fit our standard size toilet seat just a tad more securely. Once the kids are on and sitting, it’s not much of a problem, but the unit moves a bit while getting up there, and that worries me during times when Im not around. Even so, our two year old likes using this much more than traditional training seats—it’s easier for her to use in general. Even our five year old prefers this to the regular toilet seat. The unit is easy to keep clean, and although it folds for easy storage, be aware it still takes up a lot of bathroom space because of its large size.

It does have adjustable height, but even at its lowest was too tall for one of my toilets but not for in the other. My granddaughter can move it arround and put it on herself. I have had to clean under the seat more than I wanted but I think it was a good purchase.

My toddler is potty training and is really drawn to this potty because of the ladder. It was easy to put together. It’s made of hard plastic and serves its purpose well. Very pleased.

I love this potty ladder/seat. My nephew has his own ability to go climb and sit on his own with adult supervision. Hes been using it when it is available. Super easy to assemble and super easy to clean. Its great that you can easily fold it in half and store it when he is not using it.

My daughter is ready for potty training. This set looks cute and pretty cool idea that allow toddler to climb up and finish her business. The only downsode is this is not meant for 1st timers. My daughter tried to hop up once and scared. I will start her with the simple floor potty first.