BABYBJORN Toilet Trainer - White/Black, 11.5x14x3.5 Inch (Pack of 1)

This is a great potty seat! My young potty-learner started using this seat at 18 months, although I wish I had gotten it much sooner because it would have easily accommodated her at a younger age as well. It is comfortable for her to sit on, she is stable, and I feel confident letting go of her and standing or sitting nearby.It is easily adjustable and so far has fit both toilets I have tried it on (one toilet with an elongated seat at a hotel, the other a smaller toilet at home). The dial on the back of the seat is easy to use and stays in place when the potty is removed from the seat. If the seat feels a little loose it can be quickly tightened by turning the dial a little. The handle on the back allows it to hang near the potty for convenience. The toilet seat is light enough for my 19 month old to pick up and place on the potty herself but she does need help to get on to it due to the height of the toilet and the pee guard on the front.We have the Baby Bjorn Potty Chair with the higher back in pink which she has been using on and off for a while but with regularity since 11 months. The color is different but she associated the Baby Bjorn "Potty Bear" on the Toilet Trainer seat with the one on her pink potty chair and I think it made her feel at ease. The plastic is the same and the curves / hole are also similar which is a bonus for distractable / picky young potty-learners.I plan to travel with this seat. I tried it out in one of my **large-size Planet Wise wet bags** and it fits perfectly. The large Planet Wise wet bags have a handle on them, so I have considered keeping one of these seats in the back of the car in case my little one needs to use a public toilet. We have had nothing but trouble with paper toilet covers because she is still too small and squirmy to use them comfortably and cleanly. I think this seat would make her feel more confident and safe in public toilets and keep encouraging her to use the potty over wetting diapers.Highly recommended.

I have yet to try a Baby Bjorn product that I don't love. They consistently produce smart products for kids that are made at top quality. I read most of the reviews on this seat before buying it, and here are the things that stand out to me after using it for a couple of months:1. It looks great. The white is clean-looking and fits in in any bathroom without looking gawdy. In addition, it's not "dated" with any particular character--I'll be able to use this same seat for subsequent children (boy or girl) without any problem.2. It FITS! Granted, I've only tried it on the toilets in my house (elongated seats), but the adjustable wheel on the back of the seat means that it will fit snugly and not slip around if a wiggly, squirmy child is on top of it.3. It's so easy to clean. I don't care how hard you try, or how well designed you think a potty seat is designed, it WILL get pee on it. Fact of life. The question is, does it wipe clean easily are you left in the bathroom scrubbing with an old toothbrush trying to get into all the cracks, nooks, and crannies? The Baby Bjorn seat, with its simple, all-in-one design is easy to keep clean by wiping with a little toilet paper, and then disinfecting as often as you like with a disinfectant wipe. On a side note, sometimes we wind up with pee on the regular toilet seat (from splashing underneath the Baby Bjorn seat) and sometimes we don't. I'm not sure there's ANY potty seat out there that will guarantee you never ever have to wipe up pee. We're talking about toddlers/preschoolers here...there will be some pee to wipe up from time to time. Again, I don't see it as a flaw with this seat, because I've yet to find any other seat that does any better.4. It's a great design for kids. My son sits comfortably now, and has room to grow (we started potty training around 20 months). No, he can't get up and down by himself, but neither would I want him to at this age. As he gets older and better able to use the potty by himself, he'll also be getting bigger and better able to get up and down by himself. I don't see the problem with this (even though others have complained).

I went through quite a few toilet seats trying to fit my elongated toilet seat. They all said they fit them, and once on it my child would wiggle a little and it would either slide around or fall completely in the toilet. This is the only one I found that fits perfectly and is comfortable for my child. It also has a handle on the end perfect for hanging it next to the toilet when not in use.

All the potty seats I looked at say they are for older children, including this one. My daughter is almost a year old. I had started, earlier this summer, putting her on the regular potty when I noticed her struggling with a #2. So rather than watching her be uncomfortable as she sat in her diaper or stood on her hands and feet in awkward positions, I decided to take her to the potty. It was tiring and uncomfortable holding her on the regular toilet seat, but using the toilet was effective at helping my daughter do the job she needed to do, plus I've saved several diapers this way.After reading many reviews, I decided to try the Babybjorn Toilet Trainer. It is perfect! My daughter seems comfortable on it, and I don't have to use as much strength to support her on the toilet since the Babybjorn seat provides a better and more stable sitting surface without me having to worry about her little bottom sinking into the toilet.I have a very small bathroom and just recently purchased a Potty Hook from Babies R Us. Now the potty seat hangs from the toilet tank and is easily accessible and neat looking.Pros:Sits securely on toilet seatEasy to cleanFlexible handle for hangingCons:Expensive (best price at my time of purchase was here at Amazon)I would recommend it, but I am wondering if the Arm and Hammer seat (which seems to be similar in shape) is comparable. It is less expensive. I would like to get another seat for Grandma and Papa's home, but am not sure if I want to spend the same amount of money I spent on the Babybjorn seat since my daughter will be at my home more than at her grandparents' home.

Lo mejor para baños elongados. Solo hay que sentar a los niños derechitos y no habrá ningún accidente. Me gusta

I tried a few other seats before I got this one. Definitely worth the money, so I even bought another one. Buy it, you won't regret it. It fits snuggly on the toilet, easy to put on and take off if need be. It does mot move when my 22 month only sits and wiggles on it. It is very evident that she is comfortable on it cause she often doesn't want to get off :)

The Best One by far. Secure for toddler. Snug on toilet seat, without movement.

I was kinda sceptical because of the price, but it was well worth it. fits on my elongated toilet seat and adjusts to tighten as well.my son doesnt slip around like all the other seats I have tried. and it seems comfy on his bum (all others I tried left imprints in his bum) I highly recommend this seat to anyone.

The size works really well. Though it is said on the instruction that it is not for child under 2, my 19 month has no problem stablely sitting on it ( I do need to help her up and down as she is not tall enough yet). She had no problem adapting from her potty to the toilet seat. And the splash guard is lower than the potty and works really well for my little girl. And with the adjustable dial, the fit is really snuggle. It does not move much without tighten it either (sometimes I was too lazy and wanted a quick switch, it doesn't shift when I put my daughter on it).