Upgrade Portable Potty Seat with Splash Guard for Toddler, Foldable Travel Potty Seat with Carry Bag, Non-Slip Pads Toilet Potty Training Seat Covers for Baby, Toddlers and Kids (Blue)

Great cover! I was in the process of potty training my 2 year old daughter but could not get her to use the toilet as she was used to using the training toilet. I got this In Hopes that she would be enticed to use the toilet. It worked she absolutely loves going to the toilet with this seat. Would recommend to others. In addition I just recently took this when we traveled to the philippines where toilet seats are scarce and it worked wonders. Easily packable.

This is perfect! The splash guard on the front is so helpful. This fold up small enough for me to carry with me!

Love it we are just starting the training

This turned out to be a perfect purchase. It fits the toilets that are used in public. I needed it for my autistic son to use at therapy and the first 2 I purchased were not a match. This one fit perfectly and it folds up and you can throw it in a bag and go.

Easy to use and the kids like it’s fun Bear face.

Not as sturdy as expected. The non-slip pads were slippery and the seat would skid off.

Folds up and stores nicely. The only downside is that the pee guard doesnt stay put and clips in with some very delicate plastic clips. I dont think it will last very long.

My son hated to use public toilets and we had a family trip coming up. This little potty seat saved our trip. It fit in my purse nicely and he felt comfortable enough on it to be able to use the public toilets. I wouldn’t recommend this for every day use (it’s not super stable and I had to lift my son onto it), but it’s great for travel.

This is perfect. My son was an expert at potty training when he turned two. But he only Likes to go in his potty or bathroom which is a struggle when going anywhere. But this solved the problem!

We bought this for a 5 day trip, and it was pretty useful. My 4 year old was able to fold and unfold it himself. It easily fits in the side pocket of a carry on bag or in a diaper bag. One major drawback of this is the splash guard. It sticks out from the design and for some reason made it a desirable target for my son. The pee leaked right thru the bottom of the splash guard and right onto his pants. We ended up taking off the splash guard and it worked just fine. Maybe not great for boys just learning to toilet train who still need practice with aiming.