SKYROKU Toilet Potty Training Seat with Step Stool Ladder, Toddler Potty Seat for Kids and Toddler Boys Girls, Splash Guard and Safety Handles (Grey)

We are starting to potty train and this is just so fun for my lo! He loves climbing to seat on his potty! Hahaa

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It was only slightly difficult (confusing) to assemble, but worked out fine in the end.

Works really well! Its very convenient and comfortable for my toddler.

Despite the lack of instructions, this is a great potty training seat that goes on top of a normal toilet. This is great for training kids to go on an adult potty confidently. Normally, I would have to hold my 2.5-year-old niece up when she is going, but with this, she can go on her own without any help! PROS: - Super lightweight! When it’s not in use, I put it on the side of the toilet. My niece was able to take it out and plop it on the toilet herself. - They include all the necessary pieces and include extras if lost. They also include a little plastic flat head screwdriver, so you don’t need your own tools to build. - Adjustable double step ladder and footrest to ensure stability and sturdiness. A lot out there only have a single step. - Included cushioned seat cover that is removable for easy washing/cleaning. - They also include velcros that you can attach to the bottom of the seat cover. Without the velcros, the seat covers move around and can slip off. - There’s a backrest and anti-slip handles! My niece uses the handles for support when she is climbing up and holds on when she is on the toilet. - Easily folds in half for storage or when it’s not in use. CONS: - The instructions don’t show step-by-step instructions, and you’re left to figure it out on your own. I kept looking back at the picture reference as I was putting it together. Building it took about a solid 25 minutes. - At $36, it is on the higher end. These toilet seats average around $25-$40. As a note, this is for children only! It doesn’t feel like thick plastic for adults… only saying this if people are lazy and don’t want to move it temporarily.

I found this to be a good training tool to help with potty training. However, the lack of instructions is ridiculous - especially for the price of this thing. PROS: - Lightweight AND foldable. When it’s not in use, I fold it, and place it to the side of the toilet. My child was able to take it out and put it on the toilet himself - and was proud to do so. - It fits perfectly over all three of our toilets in our home (all elevated toilets). - All the necessary pieces (and extras) are included. Theres also a little plastic flat head screwdriver, so you don’t need your own tools to build. - Adjustable double step ladder and footrest to ensure stability and sturdiness. - Included cushioned seat cover that is removable for easy washing/cleaning. And they include velcro that you can attach to the bottom of the seat cover. Without the velcro, the seat covers arent stable and can slip off. - There’s a backrest and anti-slip handles. My son uses the handles for support for climbing up and holds on when he is on the toilet. The backrest ensures my son that he wont fall into the toilet. CONS: - At $36, this potty stool is on the higher end of similar models. - The instructions don’t show step-by-step instructions, so you’re left to figure it out on your own. I kept looking back at the picture reference as I was putting it together. It was frustrating and took longer than it should. - Plastic is on the cheaper, flimsy side, so its possible it could break. Take care when handling. - Due to its size, its a bit bulky and large. So you do need someplace to store it when not in use. Because of this, this potty seat stays in our basement bathroom. Like I mentioned in my headline, itll serve its purpose.

This toddler potty attachment is similar to other ones out there. It is made of hard molded plastic with no sharp edges. Assembly is with large plastic screws, so no metal to scrape the kiddo with. There is a padded seat that is removable with Velcro so easy to clean. And, the leg height is adjustable. The seat folds down for storage. The only thing I dont like about this toddler potty is the cheap setup manual that comes with it. Its a single, small page and can be hard to figure out. Not enough to ding a star, but a needless skimp.

Easy to assemble and very sturdy. My granddaughter loved it.

Our 2 year old has a hard time turning around. I suppose itll get easier for her with time. She likes climbing up and seem decently comfortable pn the seat.

This is a great, well made potty training seat. I am really happy with it!