🪑 KidWick Purple Seat Flipper Review

A thing of good quality is undeniable, but very small in size (absolutely without a margin, it must be very accurately and clearly placed on the toilet lid, which excludes the child’s independent trips to the toilet ( Different pros: Good plastic, does not creak, does not bend, rubber tabs are anti-slip, a good model Has some cons: The size is close to the standard toilet bowl on top of the lid, if the child places it a little unevenly, it may fail. Before that, there was a large stand, it was…

I liked that the lid is put as cast, does not stagger, does not slip. Installed over a regular rim. A child of 3.5 years old copes with the task on his own, easily installs himself and just as easily removes, does not fail

It may seem like a simple thing, but it can make a significant difference in how smoothly the transition from diapers to the potty goes. They battled one another for two months before they considered purchasing an overlay. Victory - we walk for two weeks "like big ones" ! Quality lining. The plastic is dense and glossy throughout. The child is not anxious about failing since he has the proper shape and support for his back, and he is comfortable. The rubberized bottom of the pad ensures that it

pasted huge barcodes around the edge, the glue was barely washed away by dancing with a tambourine! We ordered another overlay - it came without stickers, but with small smudges in the last photo. So they didn't get rid of it.

We decided to switch from the potty to the toilet and this seat was a godsend! I was pleased with the quality, it holds firmly on the toilet bowl, even if the child somehow does not sit down evenly, the seat itself will not go anywhere, thanks to the anti-slip inserts and rubber edging. The seat survived the fall to the floor, nothing cracked or burst. In my opinion, such seats are much better than goshki, and the sooner you start accustoming children to an adult toilet, the faster and easier…

We were advised to get used to the toilet bowl before kindergarten, because there are no pots in the older groups. After studying the reviews on the Internet, we purchased a KidWick Flipper toilet pad. The son took the idea with a bang. Immediately began to go to the toilet "like a big one." The cover fits perfectly on the toilet. We have standard sizes. Nothing wobbles.