Pourty Flexi-fit Toilet Trainer (Penguin White/Grey) Adjustable to fit securely to Wide Range of Toilet Seats

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The views expressed in community are solely the opinions of participants, and do not reflect those of What to Expect. its ergonomic design includes a splash guard, which prevents messes, and the soft contours provide a comfortable seating experience for your child. The advantage of a potty chair during toilet training is that it offers the child a comfortable, easy-to-access potty, and it’s quite portable, meaning it can move with the child.

Thanks to its rubber edging and the adjustable dial underneath, the seat stays firmly in place and the splashguard prevents spills. What the parents says: I’ve tested a number of potty seats inserts that go over your current toilet’s seat and found this affordable Munchkin seat to be the best. Potty training can sometimes be a challenging and uncomfortable experience for children, so having a seat that offers cushioning and support is essential.

I think these came to Britain from America – certainly, I’d never heard of a ‘potty chair’ until I started hanging out in online ec groups back in 2007.

Your child can enjoy the full backrest, as well as a solid seat with their feet planted on the floor. The legs fold up for an even more compact footprint, and it comes with a durable plastic bag to stash it in whenever it’s not in use. Summer here in Australia so he's just naked from the waist down at home and uses the potty independently for wees and poos at home.Some seats even come with added features such as handles or backrests, providing additional support and comfort for your child while they use the toilet. For stability, we noted whether the seat moves around when a child sits on top of it or if it stays put, and we also observed whether each seat has handles for kids to hold onto or if it comes with a step stool to help toddlers get onto the toilet. Easy lift system and with its built in soft-closing hinges, it will slowly lower the adult seat and lid to prevent them from slamming and cracking the pan.

Because the toilet training seat is stable, safe and comfy, while it’s easy for your child to put on the toilet unaided. A potty chair is a standalone product that is placed on the floor for your toddler to use, while a potty seat goes either over or under an actual toilet. The corner-less design means there are no tricky-to-clean crevices, and the removable bowl is easy to dump out and wipe clean after use. There are two kinds of potty trainers (or potty-training toilets): the self-contained chairs that sit on the floor and are used by kids at the beginning of the toilet-training process, and potty-training seats that sit on a standard toilet.As every parent knows, when the kid is happy, they’re far more likely to do something you want them to do.

It’s a great fixture in the long run, but when they’re just starting out, you may want to get them something a little more fun and kid-friendly.I have got one and a seat but wee goes all over the top with the potty and all over the toilet seat with the other! When pressed down, the flusher on the back makes a flushing sound and even elicits a swirling water action in the bowl. Prioritizing adjustability, comfort, safety, ease of use, and design will ensure that you select a seat that meets the needs of your child and makes the transition to using the toilet a pleasant and successful experience. Why We Like It: It folds up to a compact size that makes it easy to keep in your car and take on the go and can also be used on a toilet seat. But Take Note: The odor-neutralizing disc is an unnecessary expense and replacements are a separate cost.