🚽 Enhance Potty Training with KATARUS Standing Bathroom Training for Kids Review

Very easy to assemble. It's durable yet lightweight. It fits perfectly in front of the toilet so my 18 month old daughter can rest her feet on the top step when she is sitting. The handles help keep it stable. We can take him to the sink and leave my baby to wash his hands or brush his teeth. I had one similar to this one and it was out of production as I wanted one for another bathroom. I was over the moon when I discovered this product.

I needed a step stool for my little 2 year old to potty train on a large potty, I have a built in toilet seat so I didn't need a built in potty in combination with the seat and step stool. It was easy to assemble and durable, it fits my little one perfectly. She loves it because it's so light she can easily carry it from the toilet to the sink to wash her hands! When she no longer needs it for potty training, she can use it elsewhere. 5 Stars! You will not regret the purchase!

It was easy to put together and was the perfect height to help little ones sit on the toilet. My daughter is of average height, two years old. not the highest and not the lowest. I like it because it's easy to clean and I already had a potty seat. I didn't want them attached and stored because it was impractical to clean underneath where the urine enters the crevices. It was perfect for us, even though she is tall it can be used to help her get to the sink. The only downside is that it's very…

We started potty training when we were about 20 months old so my friend is not very tall. This stool gives him a sense of security thanks to the high handlebars. It was also good for my nephew who is almost 3 years old. It is easy to move from the pot to the sink and is very light. I would add some sort of glide pad to the steps. When it gets wet, the plastic becomes slippery, which can lead to a fall. Also, my son loves to put his feet on him and kick him when he goes potty so he can easily…

I bought this first because my 18 month old daughter wanted to wash her hands herself. That's a great stool! I love double steps. She still has to stand on tiptoe to reach the faucet, but other than that it's no problem. What made me want to get this were the handles so she could walk up and down herself. When she's done I plan to use this on the large closet. We also use it to sit while my husband bathes my little one; he is about 170 pounds. Butt, if he tries to step on it, he thinks he might

I really like this stool although it's a little pricey compared to others I've bought. It's very durable, easy to assemble, I like the handles. My 4 year old can easily carry this stool around. It's quite bulky, so I think it will take up too much space in our bathroom. But we also use it in other areas. We have several step stools for our children. We have the two-tier wooden stool (started wobbling after a year of use, my unfavourite), Nuby (great for a bathtub, doesn't take up much space…

Very sturdy step stool perfect for my daughter. Being very short, we're talking less than 5% on the scale for her age, she was more comfortable with wider strides and a grip to hold on to. We have installed a toddler toilet seat that reclines from the standard seat. Unfortunately, although my daughter was ready to go on the big potty, she was afraid of falling because her tiny butt was still so small she thought she was going to fall behind the toddler seat! It worked like a charm thanks to the