As your child gets bigger, you can lift off the toilet seat and use it as an adapter in your existing toilet so the child sits more comfortably and does not fall down. The only thing we would change is for it to have a few more songs and a clip or lock for the lid and pot as sometimes little hands think it's a toy.

Overall I would definitely recommend this potty for anyone considering a potty to train their little one on! Once the potty is closed and the vacuum seal is engaged it's completely leak-proof and has a handle for easy carrying. Potty training in this house has changed from a fraught, anxious time to a smooth fun filled experience.Children love emulating their grown-ups so a miniature toilet with flush and lid can be a good option. We love the fact that this is so toddler-friendly and that some potty-weary parents found that My Potty Friend instantly took away the hesitation and reluctance from toilet-averse children.

I tried my three year old son on regular potties and a toilet training seat when we were starting his training but he wouldn't use them. If you have a toddler that needs a bit more privacy, despite its size this potty is also very easy to move around the house. One big selling point is the soft seat: unlike most potties that have plastic seats, this one is made from a firm but comfortable foam that feels warm and soft and can really help if your child won't stay on the potty for long. And your toddler’s “success” is rewarded with fun sounds and music, encouraging repeat performances! By providing my child’s information, I certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the child or that I have legal authority to submit the child’s information.There were 2 brands available and we asked our son which he wanted, the one with the toilet roll or the one with stickers.

They come in a surprising variety of styles and sizes, from standard potty seats to those that look like a throne or even ‘flush’. Emptying and cleaning in a small space can be slightly fiddly as the lid doesn't come off, but you soon get the knack. It is a cute version of an adult toilet, with a button that conjures a nice flushing sound – ideal for enticing stubborn toddlers (batteries are required). The high front creates a good barrier to splashes, but it also has an extra-high back – this will support your child if they happen to be sitting on their potty for a while, but also gives you the option to use the potty back-to-front for boys who need that extra protection. Comes apart very easily to clean but too easy that a 18 month old can and does continuously take it apart!

There are 2 stages of use: 1) the full potty on the floor for the beginner with an easy clean bucket, and 2) the seat and lid come off and snap onto the adult seat to help transition to the 'big' potty.