Toddlers Potty Training Toilet Seat Boys Girls, Kids Potty Training Seat Step Stool Ladder,Fedicelly Potty Chair (Gray/White)

Idk why but its annoying

Granddaughter loves that she can set this up all by herself when she needs to use it.

This potty seat is super easy to assemble, easy to transport, and I love how easily adjustable it is. My daughter was a little hesitant to try it at first out of fear of falling in the toilet, but soon conquered after she figured out how to step up and put her butt on the seat. Highly recommended for potty training.

This works fine for us. My daughter has to be cautious when climbing up and turning around because the toilet bowl sticks out over the step. She started using this at 23 months. The seat moves very easily, but its not much of a problem. Somehow we managed to get water in the legs (probably from the bathtub), which caused a bad chemical smell, but it was easy to take apart and clean.

Weve been searching for the potty training seat for our toys and really want to live this ladder seat b/c it allows them to climb up and use the toilet themselves. However, there are a couple design flaws make me have to return it. 1. This seat is not steady for LO to climb up. Every time when my son tried to climb up, he ended up moving the seat around. Its quite dangerous. 2. The ladder is bit narrow. So just imagine your LOs have to climb up facing the toilet, then they have to somehow turn their faces away from the toilet and pulled down their pants while standing on a wobbly ladder. NO, NO, NO 3. The pee guard doesnt work well for boys. 4. This one might not apply to everyone. But if your LO has skinny butt like my 2yr old, then this seat is too big for them.

We have this in gray and it worked better than the other potty we got him. So we decided to get an additional one in blue since he likes blue. It is def more green than blue…if color matters to you. I put it next to the potty we are placing for comparison.

We purchased this item because of the handles and built in step. Our son is potty trained but was struggling with just the step stool-potty seat process This has helped a lot but if the child doesn’t balance their weight well when climbing up it can shift and they will fall. I believe there are screws to screw it into the toilet but we needed something removeable for guests and adults. We still use it, he does well, I just get nervous when he climbs it by himself. Maybe our 3.5 yr old is just clumsy

Only undesirable aspect is the assembly process. The screwdriver is trash and using anything other than the plastic half of a checker risks breaking the pins. But hey, its about little kiddos going 1 and 2- not the adults fumbling with a screw.

The chair is comfy but feet do not reach so need to dangle which is not great for poopin. My daughter does love it which in the end really is what matters. :)

My 1 year old still hasn’t actually gone on it, but I like it. Fits perfectly over the toilet seat.