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

It was only slightly difficult (confusing) to assemble, but worked out fine in the end.

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.

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!!

Very much loved by my granddaughter

a little confusing to put together but once I figured it out, it was a good purchase. Fits perfect and easy to store since it folds away.

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.

Portable, provides independence

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.

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