OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty - Grey

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It is helpful to have a compact folding potty for trips around town. A travel potty is especially useful for the toddler stage, when your child is too heavy to hold over a public toilet. I was so happy to have the Potette Plus for road trips when my son had recently switched to wearing underwear and would only give us short notice when he needed to potty. Amy: If I could change one thing about this product it would be the size as I couldn’t imagine you fitting it in a changing bag or handbag. However, changing the size might negatively affect the product. I would also have expected more disposable bags with the product.

For extended holiday travel or while traveling abroad, I recommend bringing your child's favorite potty from home. Even if it seems big, get a tote bag to carry it along. We took our son traveling in SE Asia for a year when he turned one-year-old. We left behind our beloved BabyBjorn Smart Potty and brought the Potette Plus. I really regretted that decision. The Potette Plus was too wide to use in my lap for nighttime EC and the reusable insert was too flimsy to use alone as a top hat potty. If you are traveling somewhere long-term (weeks, months, years...) bring along your baby's favorite potty. It's worth it!Are you prepared to clean a potty chair after every use? Potty chairs require bowl cleaning after each use, while potty seats have the benefit of utilizing your regular household plumbing, making post-potty cleanup as easy as a flush. If you are ready to add some distance between yourself and your child’s bowel movements, a potty seat might be a better fit. Pro tip: If your child prefers a potty chair but you don’t want to clean the bowl of the chair every time your child uses it, try using travel liners, such as the TidyTots Disposable Potty Chair Liners, in your at-home chair. This will make clean-up a bit more similar to changing a diaper. These bags are important because they are 100% leakproof and embedded with an absorbent material for you-know-what. I mean, you could theoretically reuse a plastic grocery bag and toss in a few paper towel sheets but, those things always end up with tiny holes punched in them, so they’re not reliable for containing anything liquid. How to use the OXO Tot travel potty Sleek and modern, this training potty is all kids of cute. It has a seamless design with a removable basin and easy-to-wipe surfaces. But what has completely won us over is the book storage at the rear. Adorable. If you are potty training, let everyone who looks after your child know so that they can help with the process For families on the move, these portable little potties will come in very handy. Compact and fitted with a neat handle for kids to hold, they come with all the features you’d expect in a great potty, including non-slip feet and an anti-leak seal.

Laura: This potty is robust, strong and simple in design. We have also used a competitor and the Oxo is much better in build quality. The folding mechanism is much better as it is easier to erect, to use and put away after. It can be used on a toilet as a smaller seat which is perfect. What changes would you make to this product? Whether you’re after a potty with all the bells and whistles or perhaps an old-school classic, we’ve rounded up the best options for helping little ones get the hang of their number ones and twos, and learn exactly where to put them. 14 best potties for toilet training success To help you find the perfect kids’ potty for your little learner, we’ve compiled this handy list of brands to get you started in your search. If you’re concerned about your travel potty seat slipping and sliding on the big potty, the Jool Baby Folding Travel Potty Seat has suction cups to keep it in place. It also has a sleek, minimalist design in light blue or pink that will appeal to both boys and girls while also fitting in better with your home’s decor than some of the more colorful options. If you think I left any out that should be included or have a suggestion for a future article, let me know in the comments below.

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Realistically, however, your child will learn to use the toilet however you teach them, so in this case, your comfort matters too. Consider your space, cleaning preferences, and your own nerves. Here are a few things to consider: