Fisher-Price Potty Training Seat with Rewarding Phrases Songs & Sounds, Toddler Toilet, Removable Seat, My Potty Friend, P4324

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This is a bit annoying but not to much of a problem for us and you can always prop it against a wall I guess.

It's a simple and straightforward design which focuses on practicality rather than novelty features that appeal to toddlers.Versatility – Some potties do more than just what it says on the tin: we have some potties on our list that convert into a step and have seats that can be detached from the potty and used on the toilet so you have more use out of it as your child's confidence grows. I guess it’s a minor but if you’re slightly OCD like me, this is annoying (I have found that scrubbing the grooves with a small old paint brush and some flash with bleach removed everything though! Some mention that the music isn't too loud or annoying, it's fun and encouraging for a toddler, and it has the flushing sound when the handle is pulled down.

This award-winning design, with a handle at the front to pour the contents out the back, makes the Pourty super easy to empty without having to faff around with two separate pieces. Only reviews that feature the label "Verified Review" have been checked to ensure that the author actually used or purchased the product. Because it looks similar to a real toilet, it encourages kids to make the transition to the grown up “potty”. Parent tester Iman commented, "We picked it as it looked the most interactive as it made noises, had a toilet roll holder and a flush.

It has a practical removable insert that allows parents to empty contents smoothly, without any spilling. Potty training in this house has changed from a fraught, anxious time to a smooth fun filled experience. Other helpful training features include removable bowl for easy clean-up, flip-up splash guard for boys and handles on potty ring to help toddlers feel secure.

She’s 21 months, can easily sit on and off it by herself although a slight down fall is that there is no grip at the base of the potty so if it’s on wood flooring or tiles it does slide about.I bought this for my 17 month old daughter so she could get used to having it around, I had no intention of potty training just yet. Eventually your child will be ready to use an actual toilet, and the My Potty Friend has one last trick under its lid.