Summer by Ingenuity My Size Potty Pro for Toddlers, Pink

My 2 year old was struggling with the potty around nap and bedtime as well as pooping. We keep this small toilet in her room to help avoid accidents if she has to go before we realize she has waken up. The small size also helps her feel more comfortable with pooping and she is now fully potty trained. It is small enough to take on trips so she retains her independence. She now refuses pull-ups as those are for babies.

I absolutely love this. You can put a book at the back or baby wipes like myself. My son likes to wipe his self when he uses the bathroom. He has autism and he’s late to being potty trained because he’s actually wanting to go. We had to wait on that and if you have a child with autism, and you’re having to buy Pull Ups still, and you’re in the state of Texas reach out to Tender heart . Com For free Pull Ups but anyways, he’s finally starting to show an interest now that he started school but he didn’t like the three and one potty chair that looks like a regular potty chair that can also be used as a stepping stool so he just uses that to stand up and brush his teeth he wanted one that looks like a real potty and I love that you can put whatever you want in the back a book for them to read maybe a toy for them to play with or wipes they do have one that has a handle on the side that holds a roll of toilet paper, but I think kids are better to use wipes and it also makes a real flushing sound and when they are ready for the big pot, the seat goes perfectly on the big pot as I showed it on the last photo. Definitely worth the money definitely love it, and he was very excited, especially that it flushed and I think he really liked the fact that it doesn’t look like the other potty chairs.

Very nice and sturdy. It’s hard to tell the actual size from the picture. It’s smaller than it looks which is fine for potty training BUT not good for a big 4 year old to go %232. The bowl is smaller than you’d think. Not deep enough for a toddler boys Pooh lol

I wasn't to sure about buying this bc I thought my son would've just played with it like a toy, this has worked wonders for my son lol I guess because it looks like a real toilet and it makes the flushing sound. I got this two days ago and he peed in it 3-4 times since I had it.

This is so dang cute, right? We have one of the older models. The new one is a tad shorter, and the seat doesn’t hinge. The seat lifts all the way off, instead. The bowl appears smaller. I haven’t measured. However, it is easier to clean! It doesn’t have a lip to catch liquid. It pours more smoothly. They made some good improvements.

Love the simplicity- do not like how the handle easily falls off when the child pushed down on it to flush. Fit wipes and easy to clean. Love the functional ability to be able to sit the cover over the regular toilet seat without hassle.Easy sitting/getting on and off.

so i have potty training boy\girl twins! as far as my daughter is concerned this tiny toilet is AWESOME but.. as far as my son is concerned even teaching him to 'point it down' EVERYTIME he goes pee the ENTIRE toilet and floor has to be cleaned and sanitized. it hard to get excited for him to use the potty when he might as well be just peeing on my floor. i try to show him excitement but literally the entire toilet and floor around he toilet are soaked with pee!! :(

I purchased this for many reasons, but one of the biggest reasons was because of the noise making toilet valve. But upon opening the package and putting it together, I discovered that the battery compartment is missing parts and defective. So when “flushing” even though the batteries are in it, because the correct parts aren’t in it, there’s no power going through so when the toilet is “flushed” it doesn’t make a flushing sound because it doesn’t work. My daughter keeps flushing and expecting a sound and there’s nothing.

This product is made so poorly and cheaply that the top that should clip onto the base does not fit. The receptacle is underneath a seat that should be removable for use on a traditional toilet. The seat should clip into the base, however it does not fit and sharply pinches tiny behinds as they sit/wiggle/position. If pinching behinds because the top doesn't securely clip onto the bottom were not bad enough, the receptacle is attached under this seat, meaning that to empty and clean after use, the majority must be taken apart again and attempted to reinstall. This is the absolute worst design concept ever for a potty training device. RUN AWAY. RUN AWAY SCREAMING from this purchase. Your toddler's legs and bottom will thank you.

I'm potty training my 2.5 year old twin boys. Unless they sit on the potty at the very back and push their equipment down, their pee gets through the crack of the seat, and the potty basin, and runs out onto the floor, even with the shield on the seat.