Training Wheels Racer Potty Training Toilet - Race Car Training Potty - Includes Detachable Toddler Toilet Seat and Kids Potty - Ages 18 Months and Up

We recently started to potty train our 19mo old daughter (it's slow progress), and we had one of these potty seats from a friend. I wasn't concerned so much with the design (though I do like the car theme), but the features included. First, here's a splash guard on the front. This is pretty common for most of these seats. Second, there are side handles for our daughter to hang on to when standing, sitting, and just to brace with. These aren't present on all seats and I find them pretty useful. Additionally, the basin is 2 pieces, where the seat comes off separate from the cup catch underneath. This is preference, but the cup catch is small, and is easier to wash in a sink vs some units that incorporate both into the same piece of plastic. My main reason for buying this on Amazon is to have a second identical potty seat for our home (one in her room upstairs, one downstairs when we can't make it back up in time). I didn't want to confuse our daughter with 2 different seats with different feels to them. No issues with the second unit. Actual usage has been mainly practice and sitting while reading a book so far. I'm sure it functions just fine, assuming your kid doesn't have a 1 gallon bladder capacity.

I love this cute little potty chair, and more importantly, so does my 3 year old grandson. It really helped his potty training progress, because he actually wanted to sit on the cute little car. It's been a great incentive for him. He is going potty on his own now and I credit this potty chair for his success. I highly recommend it.

I have a very nice potty that was on my baby shower list. It is easy to clean and very sturdy and I loved it until I discovered that the little bump in the front was worse than completely useless for little boys. My son is 20 months old and started toilet training at 18 months. He has no concept of aiming or sitting a certain way so that urine does not end up everywhere, so it would get on his legs, me, the floor, and our clothes,. I started putting dog pee pads under the potty and making sure there was nothing within three feet of it. That worked OK, but they are not cheap since I had to get the XL size for them to be effective. So I searched "for boys potty" and decided to buy this race car potty despite the complaints about it being low to the ground. My son is both younger than most boys when they start training and small for his age so it is perfect for him. He loves cars and sits on it willingly. At $27.99 it cost less than one bag of 50 XL pee pads. I have only had it for a week, but I just make sure he sits square and the guard does the rest. You do have to completely remove the seat to get the container out to empty it, I wish it had a lid that popped up like my first one. However, that is a small price to pay for a potty that actually works for a boy.

My son absolutely loves the car-themed design of this potty seat—it’s adorable and makes potty time more exciting for him. That said, the seat runs a bit small, so we have to make sure he’s positioned just right, or it tends to leak onto the floor. It’s also not the most comfortable for longer sits, especially when he’s trying to go #2. Still, the fun design and overall functionality make it a good pick, with a couple of caveats to keep in mind.

My son liked it but it is very small. If you want something bigger I’d recommend another toilet

We potty trained our toddler with this red race car, this very week! It has a solid base, that doesn't slip easily (tall 3 year old fits comfortably. Great for potty training, (I have degrees in psychology). It comes apart very easy for cleaning. We just dump the waste into the toilet to show baby the process, and explain how everything works to help them feel more safe about each new stage (like the eventual toilet). The lid snaps together, and apart easy, but stays together fine (functional). Great value, I would definitely recommend to other parents!; you want something fun that the child will not view toilet training as a war with parents (one of the few things toddler can control, is their bowls/urine , so it's important not to force them, and for it to be fun. Makes the process go faster, less personality issues in the future!

The car toilet is much smaller as it seems to appear in the picture

He’s potty trained at 2.

Yes, I had the exact same thought you all did. "This is amazing, my son loves cars, he will love this!"... Yeah... um the issue is, he wants to try and drive it rather than poop in it. The mix of themes here just don't work. I'd double this one before buying, maybe keeping cars and pooping separate battles.

nice and easy to use

Good for potty training. My toddler quickly accepted the concept of potty training when we introduced this potty as compared to refusing the toilet seat.

デザインが可愛い。大きさも丁度よく2歳の子どもが一人で立ったり座ったりできます。 お手入れも簡単です。

Excelente producto