OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty - Grey

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BabyBjörn Toilet Trainer is a minimalistic potty chair alternative that fits on top of your regular toilet. This means no dumping or cleaning anything extra with each flush! Two adjustable flaps help secure this smaller seat on any size toilet, and the included tall splash guard ensures that waste goes where it should. Although it is a more rigid plastic, the contoured shape is pretty comfortable. This seat addition lets toddlers feel secure and grown up on an adult toilet and removes extra cleanup steps for parents, making it a win-win for everyone. A rubber carry handle allows for easy transportation and hanging for storage. The slim profile allows it to slip under the bathroom sink if you want it out of sight when guests stop by. Amy: If I could change one thing about this product it would be the size as I couldn’t imagine you fitting it in a changing bag or handbag. However, changing the size might negatively affect the product. I would also have expected more disposable bags with the product. My daughter, who is much chubbier, started using the Potette Plus at 3-months-old. She fit well on it with the reusable liner and was also able to use it as a seat reducer on public toilets. Alternatively you can take a potty seat which clips over the top of a toilet seat to make it easier for a little one to use a public toilet. To help you find the perfect kids’ potty for your little learner, we’ve compiled this handy list of brands to get you started in your search.

You can use this potty two ways (hence the 2-in-1 label in its name). To use it as a potty seat, twist the legs outward and set the seat atop the toilet. Full disclosure, because of its rounded shape, it does fit better on a standard toilet bowl, but it still works on an elongated one as well. The Maliton Travel Potty Training Seat is another travel potty seat that you’ll want to consider. It comes in three adorable animal designs that will appeal to both boys and girls, and it’s one of the most affordable options you can find. If you are looking for something that makes potty training in public restrooms less intimidating for your toddler, this is a great choice.Continue reading to see comparison photos of small potties, or you can skip ahead to the best elimination communication potties for: While you can expect to have some accidents once you start taking your little one out in their new big kid undies, having a travel potty can help make things a little easier—and hopefully less stressful for you. Just like the other folding travel potty seats, this one is lightweight and compact and comes with a carrying bag, so you don’t have to carry an entire potty around with you. It’s also really simple to use and fits on most standard toilets.

Sarah: It’s super easy to fold up with push buttons for the release on each side. It has a high front which is really useful in preventing ‘splashes’ from coming over the seat and getting any underwear wet. It is light to carry and the bag and seat are both wipe clean materials which makes it nice and easy to keep hygienic. The removable insert can also be used alone as a top hat potty. This is especially helpful during the newborn phase and for nighttime EC. Hold the potty insert securely between your legs and then hold your baby over the insert. For pottying while breastfeeding, it works well to hold your baby in the cradle hold with one arm and use the other hand to hold the potty insert below your baby's bottom. Tilt the front of the insert (with the splash guard) up for boys!If your mini adores the Bumbo seat, they’ll love the Bumbo potty. Like the famous seat, this potty has a comfy contoured seat that fully supports little bottoms and legs. It’s slip-resistant, sturdy and comes in a choice of colours. Potty training isn’t known as the most exciting part of parenting. It is guaranteed to be messy and can really test your patience, but with a few good potty training tips, some assistance from encouraging potty training apps and the right equipment, it will be a rewarding process for both your child and yourself.

It is helpful to have a compact folding potty for trips around town. A travel potty is especially useful for the toddler stage, when your child is too heavy to hold over a public toilet. I was so happy to have the Potette Plus for road trips when my son had recently switched to wearing underwear and would only give us short notice when he needed to potty. If you want a separate potty to use specifically during the newborn phase, you can use a top hat potty or chamber pot. These are also useful for nighttime EC or traveling. Top Hat Potty Sleek and modern, this training potty is all kids of cute. It has a seamless design with a removable basin and easy-to-wipe surfaces. But what has completely won us over is the book storage at the rear. Adorable.Laura: I would consider the OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty compared to other travel potties because it is more hygienic when out and about. It has a dual use being both a potty and a toilet. it will last a lot longer as my children grow as they won't always want to use a potty. The grips are great as it means my children feel more secure. Other travel toilet seats do not have these and so don't feel as safe when sitting my child on the toilet. It’s just like a real toilet, only teeny-tiny and a whole lot cuter. This favourite is perfect for littlies who want to be ‘big’ but aren’t quite ready for the family toilet. It has flushing sounds, a built-in wipes holder and a splashguard. A fab little set that accommodates all stages of toddler toileting. It includes a potty, complete with handles and a removable bowl; a kiddie-sized seat for adapting the family toilet; and a step stool for washing those hands. A collapsible reusable liner is available for the Potette Plus, but not the OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty. The reusable liner is particularly useful if you use the Potette Plus at home, in the car, or in a hotel room. It also makes the rim of the seat more comfortable.

As an all-in-one travel potty, this thing is amazing. It can do all the things you need it to do — maybe not as well as you would prefer, but it gets the job done on all fronts as a standalone at-home option, travel option, and a seat for standard toilets. The TL;DRFor families on the move, these portable little potties will come in very handy. Compact and fitted with a neat handle for kids to hold, they come with all the features you’d expect in a great potty, including non-slip feet and an anti-leak seal. My son used the BabyBjorn Smart Potty since he started EC at one-month-old. Even when he was three-years-old and potty independent, he still liked to use it for pooping. He would dump it in the toilet, rinse the potty with the toilet sprayer, and flush the toilet. He preferred to stand to pee into the big toilet and squat to poop in the small potty, which is more ergonomic. If you are potty training, let everyone who looks after your child know so that they can help with the process