🚽 Pink and White Potty Training Toilet Seat with Step Stool Ladder for Boys and Girls, Baby Toddler Kid Children Toilet Training Seat Chair with Handles, Padded Seat and Non-Slip Wide Step Review

When we received the package it looked a bit difficult to put together but it was very easy and I put it together in 5 minutes. It is durable but at the same time easy to remove from the toilet and clean. Easy to clean and our 2.5 year old can easily use it unaided (but supervised).

Assembled in minutes and my 2.5 year old loves to use it. I don't like cleaning the little baby potty. We liked it so much we bought another one upstairs! When not in use, we just roll it up and put it aside. I got pretty good at putting it on the toilet with one hand while holding the baby!

Fits perfectly in our small bathroom! Very easy to assemble and open/close as needed. It doesn't sit securely on the toilet seat. We made sure to raise the seat before putting it on as recommended, but it slides at the top. It's better to have an adult hold on to the side, my daughter is 2.5 years old and I do this for her to make sure she doesn't fall.

This is the best potty training gelo! When it arrived we put it on the potty and my daughter was very happy to use it. I think the fact that it has a step and handles made her feel safer. She herself went potty the day I posted it! It was easy to put together and looks great in our bathroom. It folds and stores easily and is easy to reach when she needs it. In fact, my daughter can put it on the toilet herself from the folded position because it's so easy to use! Forget about any other potty…

I bought this for my 3.5 year old girl who is very petite for her age. So the small footstool would not be high enough to sit on the toilet and she was potty trained with normal pots while learning. We spent the money and bought pink and it has been less than 24 hours and she is showing more consistency and interest. It is very durable, she can easily get up and sit on the seat. She uses the handles to hold herself forward as she's a little scared of falling over. Even though she can't. The…

We had one of those trainer chairs where you sit on the floor and our 4 year old refused to use a real toilet so much it was ridiculous. She agreed to give up the tiny potty and give it to her brother for his birthday, and at the end of the deal I let her choose this brand new potty as a reward in the color of her choice (don't know why). the pink seat is more expensive than the other colors but at that moment I didn't care, I just needed to get rid of that disgusting tiny pot that I have to…

I wanted to love this chair. My daughter loves it, works well, sturdy, serves its purpose, easy to assemble and store etc. BUT the detachable cushion is a major downside. As a result, the urine gets stuck under the pillow and becomes really disgusting. By the time I figured it out it was too late to go back so I just have to clean it every day. Only one girl uses it and somehow the urine gets underneath and gets stuck in the seam of the pillow. I ended up removing the front velcro straps…