Disposable Toilet Seat Covers for Toddlers, Extra Large Individually Wrapped Unicorn Paper Potty Training Liners for Kids, Portable, Flushable with Non-Slip Adhesives, Potty Shields, Airplane & Travel

I keep these on order repeat. They definitely are a must for my five year old daughter.

The material can absorb liquids it is not providing protection against germs. Its paper-based without any real protection.

These are a must have! My son is newly potty trained and typically whenever we go out he uses the travel potty in the back of the car. We planned a day trip to the zoo so I brought along these and a travel folding potty. Worked like a charm! They kind of move around easily so make sure its placed well before your child sits but thats typical with all seat covers. Highly recommend to everyone!

Finally I feel comfortable when my kids sit in public bathrooms

OMG these are a life saver for my recently potty trained 3 year old. She loves to say she gotta potty while out in public and while driving which forces use to have to find a public bathroom. I love these and will make sure i have them handy in the car, in her bag , and my purse so im well prepared.

Great item, covers the whole toilet seat. Their hands or legs don’t touch the seat cover. Have purchased these twice. Definitely worth it

I keep these in my car and take them with me out of town for road-trips. I use them for both my 3 year old and 7 year old for public restroom

If your kids already passed the potty training stage, congratulations it must be a miracle, and for those that have grown children and have soon chosen to forget what the struggles are actually like in this department, bless your hearts I hope my husband and I get there someday soon. Lol but let us be clear. Public restrooms are disgusting. So it is my personal Hell loop taking our daughter out anywhere for over an hour and wearing what type of conditions I might encounter for her to use the bathroom. Now we have bought all types of contraptions and there’s long road that is called potty training, to help us out when we are not at home. One of the more promising ones was a collapsible hard plastic Seat that would be placed on top of the normal toilet bowl. However, it did not protect our child from the rest of the party, or decides to hold her self in place. I can’t tell you the complete horror and the scream that left my body when I saw my child grab the side of a horrifically, dirty, but relatively clean, considering it was a public restroom, side of a toilet ! I vowed then, and there, this would never happen again, as I am wiping her with antibacterial wipes, and letting the faucet warm up in the bathroom with antibacterial soap to scrub her little hands that day. This concept, is a game changer. Now I know we’re here to save the environment and reduce our carbon footprint, but this is some thing that we all need to consider when we have a little ones that are learning basic human needs in a public situation such as using the bathroom. Not only does this disposable toilet cover cover the actual toilet it covers the entire toilet, and not just the seat. It goes all the way to the back there’s at least 3 to 4 inch drop down on the sides and it goes nearly to the floor in the front! The slits for the actual opening is sturdy and it doesn’t break and it does help that the pattern I picked at woodland creatures, which makes our little girl excited and not repulsed when looking at the toilet she hast to use . When she is done, she hops down if there’s any movement it is not drastic and just like that, can you grab it and throw it in the trash! No fear of bathrooms now or me, carrying additional or extra Clorox wipes and cans of travel Lysol, that I have to scrub down the area with a child who is doing her best to hold her pee while I sanitize the area for her to use it . They fit in wallets, and they are individually wrapped. I carry them in my jacket pocket inside my wallet, inside of my purse, and I keep a couple in my car just in case. Genius! Simply genius!

These are great. My kids like to sit and hold the sides of the toilet seats when we are traveling. These keep their hands clean. They are thick and have not torn. They are long and hang down in the front so their pants don’t touch the toilet. The sticky tapes work fine but it is easy to use without it. We use just one tab. They are individually packed for carrying. Easy to pull off and throw in the trash and when done.