Super Potty Trainer Adjustable Back Support for Kids Toilet Training

Surprisingly it does the work. Needed something to help my toddler with his back when using the potty and this definitely helps. I recommend putting it on top of the toilet seat. It does not move around once in place so it is secure enough for any movement.

This trainer is lightweight and portable, making it convenient for travel and ensuring continuity in the potty training process wherever we go. The durability of the materials used reassures me that this product will last through the entire potty training journey, even for future siblings. Would recommend

This potty trainer gives the little ones a perfect fit on the regular toilet. By simply putting it under the seat it sizes your toilet to fit the child. You can move it back or forth to fit the child's need. I wish they had these when my kids were training. I currently use it when my granddaughter visits who is new to the potty.

if the base was a bit thinner it would fit under the toilet seat better. Now it makes the seat stay open like an alligator mouth and then when the baby sits down it is forced closed with is a risk of pinching their thigh. We do like it and the baby was always afried of falling into the toilet so it is a great invention.

Starting potty training with my toddler. I like that is is easily washable and plastic. It's adjustable so depending on size of your little one can move farther back or closer as needed. When this is in the toilet there is no fear of falling in and it gives baby a back rest.

This Is a review for the super potty trainer seat in white,i like the concept and idea of this however executing it isnt what i expected ,the back does not stay secure to the toilet ,its wobbly and upon trying it a few times its not something id becomfortable letting my child use ..

We were potty training our toddler and got this at the right time, as he was ready to use the big potty. It is easy to use because you just lift up the seat and place it underneath. It prevents your child from falling into the toilet because it makes the toilet seat smaller. It does a great job for a bowel movement, but if you have a boy who urinates while sitting down, then there will probably be an issue. The drawback is that there isn't enough room for them to point themselves downwards to urinate, so it could go over the edge. I would imagine there would be a major difference with a girl. All in all, it closes the gap so that they do not fall into the bowl. It is sturdy and the back is curved to contour their back.

I like that it makes your regular potty accessible and that if you were going on a trip you could use it at someone's house or hotel. You would still need to either help child up or get a stepping stole for them so might as well buy a regular potty chair.

I wrote when received thst rubber grips wrre poorly installed and one was missing. Nobody there apparently cares because no one got back to me at all.

I've begun to try to potty train my son and though this would be a good idea, but it just didn't work for us. We have an elongated bowl, and I'm not sure if it's meant to, but when you put the seat over the potty trainer, the seat is at an angle. It's not super drastic that it would snap, but it doesn't seem like a good idea making the seat bend every time the child sits on it. Also with the elongated bowl, if I sit it back farther, my son about falls in and gets scared, but if I move it up close, the stream goes right out the potty and can't even make it in the bowl. I will just stick with smaller child seats. This is a nice idea, but is not beneficial for us