Best Potty Chairs / Toilet Seats

Potty training made easier – This potty chair came highly recommended and I couldn't agree more. The chair design is very simple offering great back support as well as a bowl… Read more

that is easily removed. This makes cleaning the potty incredibly easy and I think a much more hygienic design than most other potties on the market. Thank you BabyBjorn for another fabulous product.

Best invention especially for mums of girls – Love this product and have used it multiple times of long car trips or parks without toilet facilities. Doesn’t take up much room in the boot and I… Read more

always replace the liners after each use so it’s ready to go as soon as it’s needed again. I recommend this product to all the other mums I know. Best invention!

Stable but wee goes over the front every time – I am at a loss as to how this design gets the reviews it does. Yes it's very stable, so I don't need to worry about my daughter getting hurt. But the… Read more

shape of the bowl means that every single time she wees, her essentials are so close to the front of the bowl that her wee splashes everywhere and over the front onto the toilet seat - have tried sitting her as far back as possible, still happens.

The Best Buy for a toilet training seat – My oldest son was never fond of learning to use the "big people's toilet" so we started out with a potty which sat on the floor. My son would use… Read more

this initially but it wasn't so great for me, as it meant I needed to clean & sterilise after every use and it was rather time consuming. So I moved onto this toilet seat rather quickly and my son loved it from day one. He is generally frightened of anything new he has to climb so I was surprised he loved it after showing him how to step up just once. He is 3 now and still likes to use it, sets it onto the toilet all by himself and climbs and sits. Would highly recommend this brand as the handles make it safe for him to climb and for him to hold onto. I've even had other mums ask where they could get this as their children loved using it at my place.

Great starting tool to toilet training – My little one loves the idea of climbing up the steps and sitting down on an adult toilet to do his thing. Even if he doesn't need to do anything, he… Read more

just loves to use it haha

It is height adjustable, made of good plastic material, smooth and sits on the toilet seat well. Child can sit on quite comfortably for a short time.

As little one is just beginning to toilet train, and to avoid any complications we remove his pants off completely and help guide him up to the sitting position until he is more confident to do so himself. We used this on a mat so didn't find it to be slippery or unsafe.

Would recommend this product. As to every products used for children out there, care and caution must be taken. I have this product to be well designed, nice colour variations and pretty sturdy that helps with toilet training our young ones.

Very happy, thank you.

Let the toilet training fun begins :)

Very unsafe – This is a very unstable product. My daughter is 3 and she is tiny. 30 seconds after we sat her on the cushion, it collapsed and she fell in the toilet ball. It was very scary and she was traumatized. Do not buy this rubbish please. Show details

Timmy Tortoise TERIFFIC – We love Timmy, both our Grandchildren love to sit on him both in his seat function and in his potty function. It is wonderful to find a product still actually manufactured in Australia, and so well designed. We are now looking for another one.  Show details

The concept of this chair is fantastic, but design lets it down – I used a similar concept potty chair with tray for my children over 40 years ago, with a tray that was screwed down with a very large plastic screw,… Read more

approx 15ml wide thread, it was easy and sturdy (I think made by Namco, sadly not made anymore). It was fantastic and made potty training easy as they could look at a book or play with a toy while they were sitting and before they knew it Hey Presto!! This chair is similar but the way the tray attaches is so poorly designed and awkward that mine (being used for my grandchildren) broke within weeks, and is unfixable, and without the tray fixing it is next to useless . If RA fixed up this poor design fault I would highly recommend it. RA if you want to ask me questions please feel free.

Not for little boys – Nice comfy seat. That's about it. I can imagine this would be perfect for little girls but of you've got a boy like me, look for something else.… Read more

I've had pee sprayed over the seat then it leaks under the cushie and when you lift off the cushie, the pee is all over your normal toilet seat.

So glad I got this for our daughter!! – I'm so glad I bought the Disney Pooh bear, 4 in 1 toilet trainer seat for daughter (two and half years old). I have another cheaper one but this is… Read more

so much easier to use for tipping out stuff into the toilet afterwards (to clean) as it has a lift out section. That way you don't have to wash the whole seat all the time.

It helped too that my daughter loves Pooh bear already.

So I'd suggest you choose a cartoon that your little one loves ;) All the best everyone! (The first week potty training can be really stressful but it does get much better after that :) )

xo

It's ok – The potty is cute and attracted my toddlers (1.5yo) attention. He likes the flush sound and to sit on it on occasion. HOWEVER, my boy is a tall boy… Read more

and he struggles to sit on it properly as it is quite high. The splash guard is too fiddly and my boy just rips it off so there may as well not be a guard, meaning we often have spills. Lastly, the base has no grip so it slides on tile.

Cute, probably more suited for a girl, but I would not recommend.

Didn't fit our toilet very well – I liked the concept of how this seat worked, except it didn't fit our toilet very well. The main toilet seat didn't sit flat with this one… Read more

underneath, so there was a risk that when my daughter sat on it, it would pinch her skin. I didn't want to risk her hurting herself when we're just starting toilet training. I recommend doing what I did. Keep your receipt, and check if it will fit your toilet properly before taking the packaging off. That way you can take it back for a refund if it doesn't fit. Easy to clean, simple yet effective design. Didn't fit our toilet seat very well.

Cheap, comfortable – Not a bad potty trainer. Soft and I bought ours for the toilet seat for my 19 month old son. However I found it quite hard to clean and although they… Read more

sell a hanger, you sort of hide it somewhere in the bathroom. In the end I also bought one with steps as you need to use this with some sort of step stool. But it is handy and I used it for a good few months before investing in one my son could climb with no help. I also bought the cushi tushie travel one for visitors houses.

Best little potty around! – Was having absolutely no success with toilet training till we purchased this Potty. My son just loved it and of course wanted to use it straight… Read more

away. Well on our way to no nappies for 3 weeks now! Great investment and well worth the purchase. Had no issues with the sound on it.

Don't Waste Your Money! – I really hate this potty. The cushy seat is just a giant pee and water sponge. With a girl I'm sure it wouldn't be so bad, but with a boy that sprays… Read more

forwards when they pee it saturates the bottom of the seat and it just soaks it all up into the foam. You can't get it clean and it stinks after a very very short amount of time (within a week of use). Also, when you go to clean it it just soaks up all the soap and water and tends to foam if you squeeze it and then their little bum gets wet the next time they use it because it's full of water and pee. The spray guard I have found works fine for boys once they get the hang of pointing themselves down when they sit on it, but the blue coating on the seat comes off after a while and you end up picking it off them if they happen to lean against it. The foam also splits and breaks after a short amount of time (especially with trying to get it clean) and it also started to go mouldy within a very short amount of time because it's impossible to get all the water out of it. It's is impractical and not very durable at all.

The rest of the potty is easy to clean and easy to store, but the cushy seat makes it a piece of rubbish after a very short amount of time. We've had to buy a whole new potty just because it stinks so much now and I'm sure it's not very hygienic either. I don't recommend it, at all. If the cushy seat has a better coating on it so that it didn't absorb all the water and pee it would be a much better product.

I also wrote to Safety 1st to make a complaint and get my money back and was basically told that they "would look into it" and fobbed me off by sending me some dusty products that were probably sitting on a shelf somewhere for several years. I wasn't impressed at all with their product or their customer service.

foam seat soaks up pee and water, foam seat is impossible to get clean and then dry, coating comes off onto their skin, foam split after a short amount of time, becomes a biohazard within less than a week of daily use, grew mould because it was impossible to clean

Waste of money – It is tricky to use for my son as it is very unstable. I took off the ladder and am now just using the seat, but it keeps sliding when i put him on:(… Read more

It was pretty cheap from Kmart, but I still feel a bit ripped off. It is also tricky to put together and I wish I got something a bit more practical. My son also gets nervous on it and feels not very secure, because of it not being very stable. It folds away easily and it is a good concept The step seems to close to the toilet so the child can't climb very easily on the seat