OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty - Grey

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The disposable bags are not cheap and this is maybe not where you want to MacGyver a budget-friendly alternative. The OXO Tot travel potty is a foldable potty you can use pretty much anywhere. It comes with a plastic drawstring bag for carrying, plus leakproof disposable bags to catch and contain whatever comes out of your child’s body. If you like the idea of travel potty seats but want a more gender-neutral option, Three Little Tots Portable Potty Seat is one of the best travel potty seats you can find. It has a cute but simple design and is super compact and easy to use. It’s also sturdy and easy to clean compared to some other portable potty seats. Don’t worry about using the odd nappy or pull-up in certain situations where you can’t really carry a potty around, like say a theme park 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.

Introducing the colourful solution to on-the-go toilet training. The NOYBO is compact enough to fit in handbags and can be inflated in seconds. Each potty comes with a roll of 20 disposable bags for lining the bowl. 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. Hannah: I would choose the OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty over any other on the market because it’s handy, easy to travel with and easy to clean. It makes potty training easy on-the-go and at home. It removes confusion as the seat is always the same and makes my little one feel secure as he is learning something new. The handy size is very appealing.If you are looking for something super compact and lightweight, you might prefer a folding potty seat like the Hippypotamus Travel Potty Seat. This adorable option is great if you plan on going on some road trips or outings but don’t want to bring a full potty with you. It fits most public toilets and also comes with a travel bag.

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. Tara: The potty is fantastic! It is a brilliant idea and I think it really helped my son to potty train. There’s no worrying about finding a toilet if we have it with us. Would you choose this product to win?A potty chair is a standalone unit on the floor, while a potty seat goes over an actual toilet. Choosing between the two comes down to preferences — both your toddler’s and your own. If your toddler is reluctant to use an adult-size toilet, a child-size chair will likely feel more inviting, whereas a seat might work better for a child eager to achieve Big Kid status.