BabyBjörn Smart Potty, White/Gray

Very small for even 2 year old. Grandson is afraid to sit on it.

This potty chair gives independence to petite kiddos. My daughter is about 18 lbs at 22 months, and she probably couldn’t sit comfortably on anything bigger. It doesn’t have a lid that functions as a stool, but if you have a petite kid, you’ll need a separate stool anyway because no potty chair will be tall enough. It does fit in a standard plastic bag if you want to take it somewhere. I find it most convenient to keep this one at home for my daughter’s independence, and travel with a toilet seat topper. It doesn’t slide around much, is lightweight enough for the kid to empty themselves, and cleaning it with toilet paper or disinfectant wipes is super easy. Basically, it requires very little thought, so you can put your energy towards potty training. Best of luck!!

In the very beginning of our potty training journey I was afraid this potty would be too small for my 2 year old. It turned out just right. It’s also perfectly compact so we can take it with us anywhere we go - in a car, stroller, backpack etc.

Tried so many potties to only have the pee shoot out across the front. Sometimes we still have that problem but I find this potty to be the best at blocking those firehouse wees

This is a great little potty seat. I bought it because of the angle it put my toddlers legs at when he had to poop. He’s a squatter, so mimicking that position during training was important to me. It did exactly what I needed it to. He felt like he was able to get into a familiar enough position to poop easily. It made transitioning from diapers to the adult toilet much easier. It was a great in-between step. Clean up is easy with this. The design has very clean lines, so there’s no place that’s not easily wipeable. Now that he can use the adult toilet, we keep this in the trunk of our car with liners for on-the-go emergencies. It has a small footprint so it takes up very little space.

Simple, easy to clean, easy to haul around - for both child and parent.

My granddaughter has several potty seats and this one is by far her favorite! It is comfortable for her to sit on and is very portable. It’s easy to clean as well. She never has accidents because she likes using it anywhere! I definitely recommend this potty over all of the others!

This portable potty worked great for potty learning. It’s easy to clean, lightweight, and easy to move around the house or bring in the car to have a potty accessible while your child is still learning.

I am really happy with this toddler potty for our son who just turned 3. We were previously using the Munchkin brand one that has the lid and removable seat, but what kept happening with that one is the pee would end up going in between the white seat and the gray bowl onto the handle where you lift the bowl to empty it (I was touching pee all the time), sometimes it would even run down the front of the potty onto the floor. I was spending so much time cleaning pee up from places it shouldnt be going - so we decided to try out this BabyBjorn one and its so much better. There is only ONE part to pick up (the white bowl) and empty/rinse out, and best of all, the pee stays completely in the bowl! I do use a towel to dry up the little bit of water that gets on the rim after rinsing it out so that our sons butt stays dry the next time he sits down, but other than that its really easy to use and most of all, its way cleaner than using the Munchkin one. Maybe parents of girls dont have the same problem, but if you have boys, I highly recommend this BabyBjorn toddler potty!

My daughter didn’t wanna use the foldable travel potty because it was low and she was uncomfortable while getting up and sitting too. This fits under our stroller, travels in the car, it’s easy to clean. And it’s comfortable. We love it