BabyBjörn Potty Chair, Deep green/White

My son would not use the many different pottys we had so I thought I would try this one. Worth every penny! He loves it and wants to use it!

DOES IT

This chair fits my average size 2 yr old. He is a male and the other potty chairs were to small, not enough room for male genetils. It is expensive but comfortable. cleans easily.I should have bought this one first.

Perfect for my tall 4yr old special needs son who is just starting to potty train!

This is the best boys potty I have seen. We now have two of them for the two bathrooms. Works well both standing and sitting.

This chair made all the difference in potty training our reluctant, almost three year old. After months of minimal success with one of the seats that attaches to the regular toilet I decided to believe the reviews and ordered the Bjorn. Literally the very first day I knew we had made the right choice. He was totally in to sitting and emptying the chair (with a bit of help) himself and there was no more resistance to going potty. I am SO glad I purchased this chair...it has made all the diffence and diapers are now gone from our lives :)

Weve had this potty for our son, and will soon be using it for our daughter - its still in perfect condition, works great, its small and portable if you need to take it with you anywhere. It is extremely easy to clean - all smooth surfaces that are very easy to wash/wipe, no nooks and crannies where germs can hide.

Weve had several potty chairs and Id say I like this one best. It has a high back and armrests, making it comfortable for my daughter to sit. There arent a whole lot of cracks and crevices, which makes it easy to clean. The chair is sturdy and doesnt tip over. It is larger than some of the other chairs, which were a little too small as my daughter grew. If I had to do it over again, Id buy this chair first. _____________________ UPDATE: This is the best you can get for a potty seat; but between a potty chair and a potty seat insert, I do prefer the potty seat insert. In fact, I like the ones that insert onto the toilet seat like

First off, I love that its solid [read: heavy duty] white plastic with simple black trim. My first is a 2 1/2 girl and we are expecting a boy in August so I will not have to go out and buy another potty (my mother-in-law will probably have to replace her Disney Princess one though). May appear boring to some who want to make potty training fun for their little ones but I personally like the neutrality and the fact that it blends so effortlessly into our mostly white bathroom. And my daughter seems to like it regardless. Secondly, I like that the insert is easily removed for emptying, can fit in the dishwasher for easy cleaning/sanitizing and has a bit of a lip to it for little boys when sitting. I only wish the potty itself didnt have a lip around the bottom because it collects dirt/dust/etc... and that has to be wiped regularly but its not a big deal since the potty is small. Its sturdy, comfortable, looks a lot like a grown up potty which has been a help for us in training our daughter. Some other pottys have a fold down lid so the potty can be used as a step-stool and that seems like a neat feature that the Bjorn does not have, but I just bought the matching Bjorn step-stool and it works very well. Might actually be better to have them separate- we transition from potty to the sink to wash our hands without having to move anything. Plus the Bjorn step has very good rubber tread on it and a wide enough surface that I have no anxiety about my kids slipping. I also bought the travel potty seat to place on a regular toilet and although we havent used it as much, I have the same compliments. Bought all three a year ago before we started potty training and although were still not seriously committed, our family really likes these products and they are working well for us. I highly recommend them! Amazon delivered all three quickly and with no damage to any of the products either. Price wasnt bad for what I expected of the Bjorn brand- only recently saw the same potty selling at Sears for $16 on clearance.

I tried to love this product. I wasnt willing to admit that it wasnt working for us, given that I spent quite a bit of money on it. But, eventually, I had to come to terms with my distaste for this purchase. What I dont like: the potty sticks to the tushies of my little ones as they get up and walk away. This inevitably results in a few splashes (best case) or a total dumping of the contents (worse case). Also, my kids each complained that this potty is uncomfortable. Each of my children ended up preferring the Fisher Price Froggy Potty, which is a fraction of the price, much more comfortable, and far less likely to spill due to sticking to a childs rear end.