GrowthPic Toddler Toilet Seat with Step Stool Ladder for Boy and Girl Baby Potty Training Seat Kid's Toilet Trainer Seat Chair

This product is great. The kids can put it on the toilet themselves. It is easy to set up and take off of the toilet so others can use the facilities. It positions the kids properly and securely on the toilet. Although it may seem pricey it does the job and the kids don't feel intimidated by the toilet since they can easily climb up to go

I love the sturdiness and the convenient folding for storage. The concern I have is with the front shield that can be attached for boys. It's made of a soft, rubber which I find much better than the hard plastic of some other products. But the shield seems to be a little high. When our grandson tries to climb up and sit on it by himself, he can't since his privates are stopped by the shield - we have to lift him up and seat him. Not a show stopper, but wanted others to be aware of this if you are purchasing it for a boy - girls no problem.

This step stool is by far the favorite. We have the little toilets also for potty training, but they preferred this. They can easily climb up and the extra little step keeps their legs from hanging. The handles are perfect and great to assist them in turning around. It was very easy to assemble and took less than 10 minutes. What I love about it, is that it is super easy to remove and folds up quickly by grabbing the handles so adults can use the toilet.

Second one we tried. Some points of learning about buying one of these ladders:Step height is super important. Kid won't be happy with dangling unsupported feet. This one won because of the higher step platform.Step depth is important. First one was narrow. This larger step means she can get UP first, turn around and then pull down pants. Before she was pulling down pants first, then getting up on the step was hard and she was taking her pants OFF. As she was way less interested in putting them back on, some of the independent potty value was lost.Total height is important to match to your toilet. The one thing that I liled more about out first one over this one was adjustable leg height. That's a nice feature. To make this one work we have to flip our toilet seat UP, which is annoying and makes it a lot harder for her to do herself so we have to do it.

My son was recently potty trained. It took 4 different potties/potty seats for us to find the right one. We both didn’t like the toddler potty’s (for him he wasn’t comfortable and for me the clean up could get messy). After trying 3 different ones, we decided to put a potty seat on the toilet and use a stool. My son is 3 and still needed help getting on/off the potty with the stool. Sometimes he’d get frustrated because he wanted to do it on his own, so I continued my search for another potty. I can finally say my search is over! Now, he goes to the restroom on his own!