Fisher-Price Toddler Toilet Learn-to-Flush Potty Training Seat with Lights Sounds Phrases and Removable Potty Ring

We have an almost 2 and a half year old who had become uninterested with her over the toilet ladder seat. She originally was so excited to use it, but then had zero desire. Finally, after a couple of months of no interest, I came across this potty and decided to give it a try. It has been a HUGE hit. It sings when pee or poop is sensed on the potty, so this is a great incentive and my daughter loves it. Once it’s done singing, it tells them it’s time to flush the toilet and simulates a traditional flushing noise. I think the feature that makes it stand out above all others is the fact that it sings when the toddler actually uses the potty. Because of this my daughter doesn’t even want to get off the potty - she enjoys it that much and it was a chore to get her on the over the toilet potty. It also has a piece that can be used to fit on your potty (so the seat is smaller) when your toddler is ready for that. The only downside is that you have to clean it after, but I truly don’t mind since we’re finally actually using the potty again. Don’t even second guess it, just BUY IT.

I have tried a lot of potties, this one if my favorite. It is very cute and not at all scary. It is very warm and welcoming to children. It sings and plays music. It even makes a mock flushing sound, which of course is not loud and scary like a regular toilet, but I think prepares them for what the real toilet will sound like when they start using it. The potty cheers for them, saying things like "Yayyyyy!" and other positive words of encouragement. They get some positive reinforcement for using the potty. The container inside comes out for easy cleaning. The blue piece comes off so that it can be placed on a real toilet seat for safe usage. (Which is great for transitioning from baby potty to real potty.) When the batteries get low the toilet will go off randomly during the night when no one is using it, so I recommend keeping fresh batteries in it or turning the switch off when the potty is not being used. (Most toys will start acting "weird" when their batteries are low, so I am not saying this is the only product that does this.) I have potty trained 2 children already and this potty is at the top of my list for potties. I recommend it.

I love this potty. I have a boy and anyone knows potty training a boy is tough. If you are going to potty train your kid early ---starting as early as 18 months then I highly recommend going with a potty vs. the potty seat. We started out with the potty seat on our toilet and he was just too afraid to pee, but when we set up this training potty he immediately started going both 1 and 2. What is even better is not only is this a potty, but the seat is removable and able to be placed on an adult toilet as you transition them. You are getting two products in one. The pee guard works well, but every now and then the little boys aim too high- all apart of the learning process. The music and lights are an added bonus that also helps encourage them. My son loves flushing the potty. I also found it to be very easy to clean. At first I was dreading the whole empty the potty pot of pee and even more the poo, but it is nothing, especially if you are already changing diapers. Very very easy. One tip if there is poo and it seems to stick add some water wait a second and it slides right in with no touching ;) or some people use coffee filters as liners. It also does not pinch like other potty seats. I highly recommend this potty. The only thing I would change is maybe put a lock on the potty seat, bowl, base or find a way to make it a little more complicated so a toddler couldn't dissemble it. Even so it is a great potty. 5 stars!

My son is 1 1/2 and we bought this and a book called "A Potty for Me" by Karen Katz, to start an early introduction for potty training. I love (or I should say: he loves), the fact that it has a flushing handle. My only complaint with that, is that it's a bit too hard for him to push the handle down all the way for the tank to get its full water effect, but he doesn't seem to notice because of the true to life sound: Whoosh. And then you hear: YAY! There are sensor inside the bowl and when your tot successfully pees or poops, it activates a song. The song will activate if you press on them with your hand or like my son does- stand inside it, (when clean of course).. The seat does have a pee guard- which is essential for boys. The only true issues for us, the removeable seat that you can eventually place on the adult toilet seat, will not accommodate our oval toilet seats, so this will not be able to grow with us. But even if it did fit, the other issue is that this does not come with a flat cover to use a step stool to reach the adult toilet as other potty chairs do. These issues are not deal breakers for us, but would have been nice. Overall, we are very pleased and would buy it again and would highly recommend.

pretty good. It plays music even before you use it to encourage kids to go. Easy to clean

This potty is adorable! I was really worried with potty training. My daughter has Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder. She's 3 years old. We were told that sometimes potty training could take a while. So I wanted to get her an inviting potty as well as one that would last us a bit in case we needed it longer for her. This potty was very easy to set up and connect together. It sings little songs and knows when your child goes by singing an encouraging song. It also has a cute little flushing handle that resembles a real toilet so your child can practice for when they go on the big potty. We love it! My daughter gets so excited to go potty because she knows she'll get an exciting song every time she goes. It looks comfortable and she fits on it nicely. It can also detach from the potty and be attached to your real toilet when the times comes too. Very easy to clean and so far seems very durable. We love this potty and we are making wonderful progress with it. Definitely recommend!

Great interactive potty chair to get kids excited about potty training. My son loved and still loves this potty chair, it has a cute song when is filled, and there is a cute flushing noise and light when flushed. For me there is easy emptying and clean up. My older son wasn't ready until age 3 to start training, but my younger son 18 months, when he saw how fun this chair was for my eldest he wanted to try too. The chair excitement got him interested and going due to big brother's excitement over his big boy potty chair. I would recommend this chair for early families due to the interactive fun of the chair and the easy clean-up. The raised edge is perfect for keeping spills in for boys when they are sitting down. I had heard to start kids on the 'real' potty - but for us it was just to big and intimidating for my sons. This small sized potty helped us kick start the process, he has not had any transitions moving to the adult toilet like I had feared. Once he got the hang of the small potty, he gained the confidence to use the adult toilet with no issues, at 3.5 he now regularly uses the adult toilet full time with no accidents.

My autistic son was pretty much terrified of pooping in the toilet. I was starting to think he'd be going to college in a diaper. I bought this as a last ditch effort and let him play with the features before he used it so there were no surprises. He started pooping in the singing potty within a week. He still uses it every so often even though he's fully potty trained. I keep it out and am using it for my younger child who is about ready to start the transition. There is a "flush" feature the kids love. After 'business' is done, a sensor goes off and the potty sings a song and cheers for the kid. It doesn't take much to set it off. By "doesn't take much" I mean sometimes if your paper towel doesn't dry it out enough after cleaning it the potty becomes possessed by the memories of pees gone by and randomly sings (sometimes all night) until it drys out completely. There is an off switch for when that happens. Anyway, then the kid pushes the handle down and the potty lights up and turns blue and sings a song. Our rule is you don't get to push the handle unless you pee or poop. Kids love pushing levers more than they hate peeing in a toilet. I'd highly recommend the potty. Disclaimer: singing kids toys don't bother me at all. I sometimes catch myself singing the silly songs. However, a friend couldn't handle all the singing so if you don't like toys singing more than you hate changing diapers, this is not the potty for you(r kids).

tres bon produit bonne quitte bébé aime

Siège d’apprentissage parfait pour apprendre la propreté en s’amusant. Mon fils a adoré flusher ses besoins , ce n’était pas une corvée d’aller à la salle de bain, mais amusant. Je vais en racheter un pour mon dernier enfant!

The potty is a great addition to any household where you are potty training a toddler. The potty plays songs when your child has gone to the toilet and it has a flush handle that lights up the potty and also plays songs. There is an on and off switch which is good so you can choose to have the sound effects or not. The potty is very easy to clean its sturdy and my child really enjoys using this potty its helping to make potty training a breeze.

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Excellent for little ones who are potty training