Kalencom Potette Plus 2-in-1 Travel Potty and Trainer Seat - Dual-Purpose Potty Training Toilet Seat - Portable Potty for Toddler Travel - with Durable, Lock-in Legs and Splash Guard - White/Gray

Oh 2-in1 Potette Plus travel potty how I love thee! Let me count the ways... 1.) When my "need to go potty right now mommy!" toddler and now preschool son or daughter needed you- you were there for us! Sometimes even in the back of our minivan or at a park. 2. When my too small/too scared to sit on the big toilet in a public restroom daughter needed you -you were there! I could just open you up & put you on the ground (on top of a seat liner because I'm grossed out by public bathroom floors LOL ) and she could pee into your little bag and be happy as a clam. 3.) When the kids got a little taller and less scared of the big toilet I could just open you up and put you on top of the toilet seat and they would feel secure sitting and were able to hold onto you instead of the germy public toilet seat. 4.) You were inexpensive! Watch for sales because I think I got to you for $11. And oh you have paid for yourself time and time again saving me from changing peed in (or worse!) little kids underwear and pants. 5.) My kids are 3.5 and I still use you in the fold it out way on top of public toilet seats. I love that I can just sanitize you with the Lysol wipes when I get home. 6.) I love that you are so small and portable yet so functional and useful. I researched travel potties to death (I research everything to death) and I like that you do not take up much room at all. 7.) I love that you would be there in an emergency for me too if needed - though I swear I haven't had to yet -you never know,(!) and it is nice to have you there. I have heard some people bring you for their camping trips even as adults. Hints/ tips that work for me: ******************************** *The bag it comes in only carries it in the folded down way. When I was using it a lot as a mini stand-alone potty on the floor I just got a little bit bigger bag to carry it in. *Because the legs can be a little tricky / stiff to fold out and snap back in-and you want to make sure the legs have clicked securely in place so that the potty is stable. Unlike some reviews have said it IS very sturdy if you click the legs in correctly. *I personally love the bags it came with and you can buy for it especially for pee as it does soak up some of it. Also they do fit the potty perfectly (as opposed to using a plastic grocery sack but that is a cheaper / viable option as well) I could fit up to four on at a time so one kid could pee - I pulled off the bag and the other one could pee in the next bag all ready to go- very nice whentime was of the essence as one child was waiting.( did I mention I have twins?'😁) All in all a great purchase and one that has come in handy countless times!

Other moms recommended this seat to me and I'm forever grateful that they did. This little seat has saved us time and again. It has travelled through England and Wales. Attended festivals, fireworks, and parties. Done it's duty at the beach, in the car, on the plane, in public restrooms, in private restrooms, at the pool, at the playground, at the Botanical Gardens... you name it. The ease with which you can use it either as a stand alone potty or as a toddler seat on regular toilets is great. There have been countless times that we have had to use it pronto and pulled it out/set it up/packed it back up and got back rolling in record time. Our son is 3 years old and big for his age (42 lbs & 41 inches tall). It is a short little seat but he has no problems with it. He fits fine and it holds his weight easily. I wouldn't use it as his "at home" option because it wasn't built for that kind of use and it isn't as comfortable as the Bjorn, for instance, but it is great when we are on the go. He knows he has to hold himself down to avoid spills so we are not bothered by the fact that there is not a big cover for little boys. Our biggest challenge with the seat? We have tried using plastic grocery bags with outgrown extra diapers used as the absorbent instead of the Potette liners - we won't be doing that anymore. If you miss seeing the hole in the bag then everything leaks. We found out the hard way several times now so we are going back to the Potette liners. Otherwise it works like a charm. It is small enough that it fits in a backpack/diaper bag/large purse. I'm the mom that magically pulls the potty out of her purse at soccer in the public park when one of the kiddos needs to go right now, the public toilet is too far and people frown on just going in the grass. (Although most of the moms now have this seat too. We are all packing Potettes. Haha.) It has truly helped our little guy with his potty training and helps me avoid all of the extra wash associated with all of the accidents that would have happened if we didn't have this little wonder. Tips: 1. Lock the legs in place when using it as a stand alone seat or it won't be sturdy. When locked in properly the seat is very solid/sturdy. 2. Set the seat up in the car before you go on long drives/trips. It helps to have it already set up before you pull over to have the little ones use the seat. 3. We see the Summer Infant Keep Me Clean Disposable Potty covers for public toilets. They definitely help with the "ick" factor by protecting both your child and the Potette from coming in contact with any part of the public seat. 4. It is small enough to keep with you... so just take it with you. Easy peasey. My family has always teased me for grabbing it when we go out but they always are grateful I have it is the end!

This is the best $10 I have ever spent! One week after my son turned 2, he decided that he was going to use the toilet and no more diapers. While I applauded his desire and determination, I had a feeling the "ability" might take a bit of time to perfect. So, after seeing the "special potties for using on the go" in one of his potty books, I took to Amazon to find out what these on the go potties are. For $10, I decided to try the potette plus--and have now purchased 3 potette plus-es! These things are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! They are little folding 'potties' that can be set up as a small potty OR (bonus!) placed upon a full sized adult toilet seat to make it child sized. The legs easily snap into place to set the potette up as a potty and easily extend out to use as a child's seat on the adult toilet. It is the PERFECT size for the "mommy, I have to potty", as soon as you make your turn onto a busy street--you can easily pull off into the closest parking lot or parking space, set up the potty on the car seat, floor, hatchback, folded down seat, what have you, so that junior can make his pee pee, after telling you for the 5000th time before you left the house 1 minute earlier that he did not have to go. Pros: Fits perfectly in the diaper bag where we used to keep the changing pad Easy to set up and use; for a portable potty, stick in one of the included liners (replacements are available for a reasonable price too--they look like plastic grocery bags with an absorbent pad at the bottom), and prop up the potty for junior to use (we keep it set up in the car--we fold down the front passenger seat and let junior sit on his throne on the folded seat. It's saved us many a time from an 'unforeseen car seat incident' as grandpa would call it. Also perfect for bathroom-less parks, the beach, or anyplace else that your little one has to go while "on the go". Once junior does his business in the disposable liner, you remove the bag, tie up the handles, toss it in the trash and go about your day. Easy to use on the adult potty. My little guy was public restroom (or any restroom that was not at home) a-phobic. He REFUSED to use toilets that were not his own, which made leaving the house while potty training extra fun. After we got the potette, every toilet seat looks alike! (because the potette is nicely propped on top and that is all the little one sees). The legs/handles keep junior from grabbing those germ infested toilet seats in public restrooms to hold on--he can just hang on to the legs/handles of the potette plus and keep his precious hands free from public toilet yucks. Cons: We didn't realize that the legs snapped up into the potette to stabilize it when used as a potty. We learned that after a couple of wobbly attempts. Make sure that you snap the legs in place when using as a free standing potty. Overall, it has made potty training a breeze. We never had to spend those long dreaded weekends at home because junior was learning to use the toilet. We just bring the potette plus with us and he's good to go "on the go". We keep 1 in each car and 1 in the diaper bag. It seems like nothing brings on the urge to potty like getting strapped into the car seat and pulling out of the neighborhood.

I really like this trainer seat! My son is currently going through potty training, and we got this to keep in the car for long drives, playdates, and trips. It’s extremely lightweight and easy to pack. I can even fit it into a bag when traveling. It’s also pretty quick to set up during an emergency. The bag setup might feel a little confusing at first, but once you get used to it, it’s very easy to use and pack away afterward. Despite being lightweight, it is very stable and can easily hold a fidgety toddler. Clean up is quick and the bags are very sturdy. And I do love that you can attach this to an actual toilet. Overall, I love this product and it is definitely worth the buy!

We purchased this two years ago at the beginning stages of potty training our son, hoping it would come in handy if we were out and about. We have used it several times and it has been great! It is a really great way to use a public restroom without worrying about our child slipping on the larger toilet seats. We haven't actually used it as a standing potty, but just as a smaller seat on top of toilets. Then again, we were potty training a boy, and boys can pee standing up pretty much anywhere. Our next venture will be with a girl, and she will need to sit when she goes, so we will probably end up using it is a stand-alone potty at some point! (I'll update it with that info!) We have found that it will stay securely on any toilet seat since it has the two handles that flip out and are rubber-backed. It definitely helps our son relax when he needs to go in an unfamiliar environment. He doesn't have a problem urinating, but when it comes to bowel movements, he needs to be sitting securely and to be able to take his time (I'm sure others can understand that need!) It is definitely smaller than the potty seat he uses at home, but that is what is so great about it! It does seem like it would be uncomfortable if used for a long period of time, but in a pinch, it does the job! The carrying bag that comes with it is also a great feature, since it makes it less noticeable when we have to carry it into a restaurant. It also helps keep the germs from the seat off of other surfaces until we can get home to clean it. Overall, this has been very handy and we will continue to use it with our second child, and then with the third on the way!

So, I have purchased three of these since I misplaced two of them through the course of moving states and generally getting out with my kids. This is a fabulous product (hence the repurchase). This travel potty has fit any seat in any bathroom that I've taken my kids into. It works with boys and girls and has no forward and backwards so you don't have to worry about orientation, really. The sides either fold out to be used on a toilet and act as handles for the kiddos or they stand and click in place so the seat can be used as a stand alone potty. It's easy to fold out and is very stable on the toilets I've used so that the kids don't slide around. That is very important for the kids to be comfortable enough to go in a strange bathroom. I can't tell you the number of times I've used this in a parking lot, park, or by the side of the road on a road trip. The handles even have a grippy, rubbery part that makes it stable when used as a stand-alone potty. It works great. The kids like the colors and they seem comfortable on it for a reasonable amount of time given that it is hard plastic. My kids have sat on it for 30 minutes sometimes, when needed. It's also easy to clean. I usually just rinse it off when I can and occasionally soap it down. The seat also comes with a fairly sturdy carry plastic bag with draw string and a few bags that can go over the potty and catch whatever the kids have coming for easy disposal afterwards. If you run out of those, you can use standard grocery plastic bags. Very good design, I think. Frankly, I mostly just put the potty seat on the grass or curb and make sure that the feet are uphill of the stream. The seat is fairly thick but I never had a lot of trouble stashing it in my diaper bag. I just have to clean out a few things first. The only problem with this potty seat is that it doesn't have a homing device so that I can locate my first two potty seats. Seriously, I'd pay for that app. Happy Pottying!

We carry this with us in the car whenever we go out. It has a little plastic case that comes with it, but we use that to store the bags, and got a separate (washable) bag to carry the potty in. It's fantastic. Going out to eat and don't want to balance your toddler on the big toilet seats? Bring this along, lay it flat and your toddler is comfortable and protected from germs! On a road trip and don't want to risk a gas station restroom, or your toddler needs to go NOW and you're on a stretch of open road? No problem! You click the potette into the "seat" position (note that people complain about the seat collapsing, but it won't do that if you just click the "legs" into their place. You MUST click/lock it in to the upright or flat position, otherwise it's not stable), put it in the back of your wagon, or in the back seat on a relatively flat surface, or on the side of the road even, your toddler sits down and pees/poops, you tie up the bag and knot it (please don't litter - just store the bag in the back of your car, or the trunk until you can toss it in the garbage - if you knot the bag, you don't smell it), and boom, you are on your way! My daughter loves it - she prefers going on the potty "in the car" rather than going into an unfamiliar restroom, and on more than one occasion, it's been a lifesaver pulling over by the side of the road for an emergency pit stop. It's all plastic and is easily wiped down by a disinfectant wipe, and takes up little room when stored flat. You can buy refill liners for about 50 cents a bag (I got a 30 pack from Wal-Mart for 40 cents a bag), which some might say is costly, but we only use them when we go out, so 30 should last us a long time. When we ran out of our initial supply that comes with the potty, I did use plastic grocery bags (make sure there are no holes in the bag!) and some left over absorbent pads from my pregnancy kit. You can save money by going this route, but you either have to carry around a bag of women's panty liners/pads and grocery bags, or do it up in advance and then fold them all flat so they are ready to go. That seems like a lot of work to me, so we just buy the pre-made ones from Kalencom. The only "negative" I can comment on about this potty is that it's not ideal as your primary potty seat for potty training. I like that it's all plastic for easy clean-up on the go, but we did end up buying a cushioned potty seat for at-home potty training. When your toddler is sitting for a long time on the potty, cushioning is nice, and our daughter found this seat too uncomfortable when sitting for long periods of time. However, now that she is fully potty trained, she could use this seat for everyday use at home just fine. Overall, I highly recommend the Potette and it's definitely one of our best purchases for our toddler.

I found this product while searching on Amazon for a portable potty seat. My 2 year old is pottying training, and while she does ok on "big potties," sometime public ones can be pretty gross (public parks, beaches, gas stations, etc) and sometimes the seats are way too big. I was initially looking for one of those little quad-folding plastic seats but after reading a lot of negative reviews of those (too flimsy, slippery, etc) , the Potette caught my eye. This review is of the Potette Plus, which I understand is different from the original Potette in that the seat is designed to do double-duty as both a self-contained portable potty (used with the accompanying plastic bag attachments) OR as a small potty seat (placed on top of a regular toilet). I'm not familiar with the original Potette seats but my understanding is that they don't have this secondary function. I was a little confused at how it worked, and it didn't look all that portable in the pictures but the price was right and I thought I would give it a try regardless. When I got the product in the mail I got a better feel for how it works. It consists of a small circular molded hard ring (the seat itself), with two half-moon shaped "legs" that fold either completely inward for storage, straight down to function as legs on a potty chair, or flanged out to function as a potty seat. When stored, it's certainly bulkier than a quad-folding potty seat but it's still actually surprisingly compact. It slips easily into all my diaper bags and it's certainly smaller than lugging along a separate small potty chair, which is what we had been doing before I got this. Figuring out how to put it on a big potty was a little awkward at first. It doesn't "fit" neatly on most potties so it felt a little slippy but I found that I was trying to place it too far forward and if I slid it back just a little bit it would nestle in between the two halfs of the toilet seat pretty nicely. The plastic seat itself is VERY sturdy. I think I could probably run over it with my car without even scratching it. It seems very comfortable for my daughter to sit on. It does occasionally slip a little side to side/back and forth since it doesn't anchor onto the seat like some home potty seats will, so you have to hold it and your child steady on some toilets (which is a good idea anyway). But I've never worried she's going to fall through or into the water. My daughter never blinked at sitting on this and in fact she'll tell me she wants to "go potty on the red (one)!" She is very comfortable with the product. I hadn't had a chance to use it as a self-contained potty chair until this past weekend when we went to the beach and she suddenly declared she needed to go. The nearest public bathrooms were really far away and I didn't trust we would make it. Thinking on my feet, I grabbed the Potette out of my backpack, set it up in the sand, opened up a diaper and set it underneath it and she immediately used it without any hesitation. (I would have used the accompanying plastic bag but I hadn't remember to bring any). I've read a couple criticisms of the size (i.e. the seat is too small) and the sturdyness. First, a disclaimer that my daughter is petite. She's barely two and she's on the small side, so size is not a concern for me. It's actually perfect for her, but but also I think that even a much larger toddler would be fine. It's a smallish ring (I'm guessing about 9" in diameter at the widest part) but they really don't need to have something that big if you think about it. Even if their bums hang over the edges it still serves the purpose fine (much as our grown up butts hang over the sides of adult toilet seats). Regarding the legs, to use them the potty chair position, you do have to push them in and click them into place. If you don't do that then this would be very unsturdy, true. But clicked into place they feel VERY sturdy and I would have zero concerns about my daughter falling. I suspect I could stand on it without it even wobbling, though I don't of course recommend that! It comes with a thick plastic bag that you slip it into that has been great for storage. I keep a bag of flushable wipes, and a spare bag insert in with the ring. These bag inserts, by the way, aren't that much to speak of. They are a big like a plastic grocery bag with a small very flat square of what I'm guessing is absorbent material like what you find inside a diaper glued in place in the middle. I haven't used one to see how much liquid it would hold but it doesn't seem like it would trap very much moisure. It looks like you could substitute a grocery bag in a pinch as others have suggested but I'd want one that doesn't have any holes! Bottom line is that I couldn't be more pleased with this purchase and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this heartily to anyone who is traveling with a child or who is looking for an easy-to-tote potty seat for being out and about in public places. This is going on the list of things I recommend to other moms (and dads)!

With the state of public toilets in the county I ordered the potette. Really happy, sturdy, locks into place so my 4 yr old kid (19 kg plus) is able to sit on it with ease. We use regular garbage bags in it and there are never any spills and splashes. Love it

Wir haben dieses mobile Töpfchen gekauft, als unser Sohn 2,5 Jahre alt war und wir immer längere Wochenendausflüge mit dem Fahrrad planen wollten - darunter auch eine mehrwöchige Campingtour. Potette hat sich dabei schließlich als das beste "Gadget" herausgestellt, das wir auf der Tour dabei hatten! Wann immer der Kleine auf Toilette musste, konnten wir sofort anhalten und er konnte am Straßenrand sein kleines oder großes Geschäft erledigen. In Anbetracht wild pinkelnder Tiere (und Männer...) im Wald, haben wir die Tüten dort fürs kleine Geschäft auch mal weggelassen. Positiv: + sehr schnell aufgebaut, auch im Voraus für die Nacht im Vorzelt + einige fertige Tüten zum Ausprobieren sind inklusive + passt auch für Jungs + auch als Sitzverkleinerung auf öffentlichen Toiletten verwendbar, wenn man die Beine zur Seite flach wegklappt + abwaschbar und wasserbeständig (nasse Wiese, Waldboden...) Negativ: - der Abbau benötigt etwas Feingefühl/Übung, damit man(n) die Beine nicht immer wieder rausklickt - die Sitzverkleinerung verrutscht auf manchen großen Toilettensitzen, aber nicht doll - die Tüten sind ziemlich teuer zum Nachkaufen, wenn man z.B. für 3 Wochen täglich 3-5 Stück braucht Tipps: * nur mit dem Daumen in die Lücke zwischen Beinrundung und Sitz reingehen und mit kurzem Schwung rausdrücken - also NICHT mit der ganzen Hand an den Beinen ziehen * ganz normale Mülltüten in der Größe 5L passen auch drauf, können dann aber nicht unten an den Beinen befestigt werden, sondern genau um 90° gedreht um die blauen Ausbauten klemmen; Die Tüte liegt dann auch nicht so ideal geöffnet drin, aber es klappt trotzdem alles super; Dazu kann man wunderbar auch dieses Pulver zum Aufsaugen benutzen: S-Pro TurboAbsorber 500g - Flüssigkeitssauger zur schnellen Aufnahme von unangenehmen oder geruchsintensiven Ausscheidungen, wie Erbrochenes, Urin, zudem auch Kaffee, Limonade, Bier usw. Alternativen? Wir haben auch andere mobile Töpfchen ausprobiert... Warum konnte sich nur der/die/das Potette bei uns durchsetzen? - Papptöpfchen zum Auffalten müssen immer ganz genau wieder zurückgefaltet werden, eventuelle Stecklaschen gehen nach häufigem Gebrauch als erstes kaputt, dann konnte es nicht mehr stabil hingestellt werden - Papptöpfchen werden auf nassem Gras unten nass und quellen nach kurzer Zeit auf Inzwischen haben wir auch ein zweites Töpfchen gekauft, damit auch der jüngste Sohn (fast 2 Jahre alt) gleichzeitig auf seinem Töpfchen unterwegs sitzen kann. Auch wenn das erste Töpfchen nach einem Jahr Dauergebrauch noch 100%ig einsatzfähig ist, so ist das unter unseren beiden Jungs manchmal schwierig, wenn sie dann beide irgendwas gleichzeitig haben wollen... Dieses Töpfchen ist sein Geld aber auf jeden Fall auch doppelt wert!! :-)

Amazing product! Bought one for my diaper bag and one for at home use. Great for girls and boys (has a small shield for boys). Sits firmly on ANY toilet seat (oval or round), sturdy handles for child while sitting, very easy to clean and extremely practical. Pro and con: the handles fold in which makes it easy to use multiple times when using public toilets without needing to sanitize (your hands never touch anything the toilet does); with that said, the oval part of the potty does not fold so it is bulkier to carry than a fold up potty. I look at the pro of this because the sanitary feature is most important for me. This potty is also great on the go because you can attach a plastic bag to it to make a convenient potty anywhere you are if no bathroom is available. When the child is done, you simply throw away the bag. No cleaning necessary! Amazing product!

Lo abbiamo comprato in previsione di un viaggio negli USA, ma lo abbiamo anche usato prima, in giro in montagna, da amici, o semplicemente al parco giochi...è un'idea geniale, il vasino è benfatto, resistente ma leggerissimo da portare in giro, comodo nella sua sacca (dove ho messo anche le ricariche dei sacchetti), sta in un piccolo zainetto, nella borsa del cambio o in una borsa da donna capiente.. e lo si utilizza DAPPERTUTTO, in un attimo, con facilità, senza dover fare acrobazie nei bagni pubblici e lasciando al bambino tutta la sua comodità... averlo visto prima evitavo di prendere il riduttore e il vasino per casa..perchè questo va benissimo! Un genio chi lo ha inventato!

L’emballage ne correspond pas à la photo, cela étant dit, le produit est à la hauteur de nos espérances de parents. Très pratique en déplacements quand nous n’avons ni pot ni réducteur. Se glisse sous le siège de la voiture sans problème.