Review on Kalencom Potette Plus 2-in-1 Travel Potty Trainer Seat Green: Portable & Versatile Potty for Traveling Kids by Sandra Johnson

Bought this pot a few months ago but only started using it a week ago. We were on vacation last week and I took the potty with me (as it fits nicely in my suitcase without taking up much space) so my daughter can keep practicing and potty sitting (she didn't actually pee in a pot). ). until last week). I guess she decided she was ready to go potty herself and after walking around naked for most of her vacation, she did her own potty whenever she needed to go. It's very durable and I haven't had any issues with it. Legs are bent. I didn't use it as a big toilet pot as my daughter hates big toilets especially in public toilets. I put it on a regular toilet and it seems to sit there very well without slipping. I didn't use any special bags at all. I had a couple of diaper bags that I had never used, so I decided to give it a try. They require a bit of stretching and catching, but work very well. These are bags (purchased from Wal-Mart) Sassy Baby 200 disposable diaper bags. I tried tucking in a cut off panty liner as someone suggested but it just scared her. She likes to throw her potty away when she's done, so we just emptied the bag in the toilet and then replaced it with a new one (since we weren't out). They aren't biodegradable like the specialty bags, so that's my only downside. My plan is to just prepare some paper towels when we're out and just throw them away when she's done writing to soak up the liquid before tying the bag shut. This travel potty is highly recommended for traveling toddlers. It is very compact and easily fits in a diaper bag or backpack.