Portable Potty Training Seat with Dinosaur Training Chart for Boys, Non-Slip Locking Grip Foldable Toilet Seat for Toddler, Travel Potty Seat Fits Round & Oval Toilets Home & Travel use, Bag Included

This folds out and back in nicely and easily. It grips well to the seat and doesnt slide around like other ones. I like that it is portable and I can throw it in my bag without it being bulky -- I can take this to other peoples houses and to businesses and not worry that when my kid has to go they will be able to go on a seat sized for them. The other things that come with it are good too - my kid likes playing with the stuff more so than using it as a chart. But I can see how it could be a good motivator if your kid needs the visual on how well they are doing or the encouragement.

This seat is functional and very easy to unfold and stick on the potty. There are two little prongs that unfold on the bottom that keep the seat in place for your child. It’s good as a portable option for sure but get a nice one for home. This one, if too much weight is applied, it bows slightly and could pinch your kids bottom. My daughter is 3y/o and tall for her age, but even though she doesn’t weigh all that much I still worry it will pinch if she sits in the right spot. The fold creases are what I’m referring to. Still love that it folds for on the go use, into a little waterproof carry bag.

I watch my Goddaughter 5 days a week and we have recently moved into the PRE-potty training. So while her mother and I don’t expect her to gravitate right to the potty and use it off the bat, so that is part of the reason I actually like and I am impressed with this seat cover AND the potty chart. So, first, the seat is light, compact. And folds all the way up. It is easy to take with us on the Go or use at home. The seat seems to be well made and I like that it is easily cleaned and sanitized. Fits pretty much any regular/standard toilets, I have a long, oval like seat and it works perfect. Additionally, the potty training chart- is a very useful tool when just starting the potty training adventure. And this chart has realistic, baby step type goals. For example: ‘I said I needed to go potty’ or ‘I sat on the potty’ or ‘I washed my hands’ And I know from potty training mine, celebrating those little tasks master. It builds their confidence. So yeah, I was impressed when I saw the chart and it is decent quality, great for a little princess, plenty of star magnets, can be hung or put up on fridge. I do think this is worth the buy and an awesome deal considering the price! I 100% recommend this seat set...AND Good luck!

Perfect product! I recommend it!

My son was past the age where this potty training seat would be useful for us, but a relative has successfully used it with their two-year-old newly potty trained son and he seems to really be intrigued by it.