Potty Training Toilet Seat with Step Stool Ladder for Boys and Girls Baby Toddler Kid Children Toilet Training Seat Chair with Handles Padded Seat Non-Slip Wide Step (Blue Green)

The Potty Training Toilet Seat with Step Stool Ladder is absolutely fantastic! I can't recommend it enough—I've already suggested it to many people, and they all thank me for the recommendation. Having used it for my fifth kid, I can confidently say it works like magic.The padded seat and non-slip wide step make it super safe and comfortable for little ones, encouraging them to use the toilet with ease. It’s made potty training so much easier and less stressful for both me and my child. Overall, a great investment for any family starting this journey!

My son actually WANTS to go potty now!! We've tried EVERYTHING, you name it, I've bought it. He loves that he can almost set this up by himself and it's so sturdy that he can stand on the foot stool or sit in the cozy chair to go potty! Extremely pleased with this purchase!! Would DEFINITELY recommend!***Update: Still in love with this potty training seat months later!Back story:We purchased a highback Baby Bjorn potty chair, a lowback Baby Bjorn potty chair, the Summer My Size Potty and this potty training seat to test the top rated potty training chairs according to Google & Amazon reviews. (We also purchased a small frog urinal for our son but I feel like that's in a category of it's own :) ) . Hands down, after 6+ months of potty trying, this potty seat is by far the most superior. Although he did enjoy sitting on both Baby Bjorn potty chairs when clothed, he refused to actually use them to go pee or poop. They seemed to be more of a toy to him and he threw a major fuss any time I tried to get him to use them. He did enjoy the My Size Potty by Summer because of the fact that it's a miniature version of our large potty, has 2 storage areas and makes realistic flushing noises as a job well done reward. However, same situation, convincing him to actually use that potty was still proving to be a somewhat difficult task (although he did end up using it several times and in my opinion this potty chair definitely placed second place for the above mentioned reasons!). He absolutely LOVES this foldable potty chair attachment however. It's such an easy set up and he has such gratification from being able to set it up himself. The stool and handles make it both easy and safe for him to climb. The colors are fun and there are different color themes for boys, girls and gender neutral choices as well. The seat is heavily padded and when properly removed, can be easily cleaned along with the rest of the chair. Additionally the durability and sturdiness of this chair is awesome! (assuming the foot pedals are properly adjusted to your floor according to the user manual). Again, after comparing 4 of the top potty chairs to determine what worked best for our needs, this chair came in first, hands down! I would highly recommend this seat!!

We had one of those trainer seats that you sit on the floor and our 4 y/o was refusing to use the actual toilet so much it was getting ridiculous. She agreed to give up the tiny trainer potty and give it to her brother for his birthday and to seal the deal I let her pick out this brand new potty step as a reward in the color of her choice (I don't know why the pink seat is more expensive than other colors, but at that point I didn't really care, I just needed to get rid of this gross, tiny potty that I have to empty and clean). Anyway, the seat came and my daughter was super excited about it and started using it right away. It was super easy to put together and it folds up pretty easily. It is easy to move from one bathroom to another and is very sturdy. Our 2 year old has even attempted using it and has previously refused any kind of potty training attempts so this thing is basically made of magical rainbows as far as my husband and I are concerned. A+++

Probably one the best options for toilet training. You don’t need to empty a separate potty, and it’s easy for kids to use, and it’s sturdy. The only negative is it doesn’t fold very compactly so it does take up space if you don’t have it over the toilet the hold time. I have also found some of the white knobs come off over time but it doesn’t change the functional use of it much.

I am a grandma, my 3 year old Grandchild has been using a ?dumpable? poddy chair, so I thought I would try this. I had HIM put it together with me, that is how simple it is. It comes with the tool to assemble and an easy to follow diagram. It is very sturdy, large parts all fit together, it can be easily taken off and on the toilet seat. I have an elongated toilet I am using this on, and it fits just fine over it. My grandson is very confident on this, as I have always suspected that a tiny bum would be nervous sitting on a large adult toilet seat, DUH?... so yes, success, stability, more independence. My son came over and when grandson used it and demonstrated it, my son said "do we need one of these for our house?" and so I vote YES. get one.

I have a SMALL two year old (he's been on growth medication since the month after he turned two), and every potty stool we tried to buy either was too small or not sturdy enough. I had a child who wanted to potty train but needed way more assistance than he wanted (he's the "I can do it myself!" boy--parents,you know what I mean!). This seat took us frol potty struggles to immediate success. He "helped me build it," and he was so psyched to use it. He loves going potty on it. He's very capable of setting it up himself, and he's learning to slide his pants down himself while standing on the little step with his back to the toilet bowl. We've had absolutely no pee incidents with pee coming through this seat and the bowl, nor with pee spraying past the splash guard. Suddenly, mama has more time to get other things down and work with baby brother while big brother takes himself to the bathroom. I resisted buying this before for the price. I would have saved myself months of headache. Worth every penny!