Potette Plus 2-in-1, Folding Travel Potty & Toilet Trainer Seat, White/Blue

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In this instance, it can be advantageous to try to work out the reason for the accidents. Some things to consider:- The seat-style BabyBjörn Potty Chair doesn’t come cheap, but Mumsnetters – and parents all over – swear by it. It doesn’t have any bells or whistles, but it's simply designed to do one job well, which we like. It was among the first heavy-duty potties on the market and has been much-copied since – and it’s not hard to see why. Of course, with a travel potty seat like this, you do need to have a regular toilet available, so you can’t use it in emergency situations like the standalone options. The pink unicorn design might not appeal to every kid either. Otherwise, this is a great potty for travel that doesn’t take up much space.

Again, keep in mind that this is just a potty seat and doesn’t have a standalone option. If you think you’ll be pulling off to the side of the road or have a child that’s afraid of public restrooms, this might not be the best option for you. But, if all you are looking for is a travel potty seat, this is a nice option. Tell you when they have gone (they recognise the feeling of a wet nappy, show a desire not to remain wet and have the communication skills to inform you of such) The easy wipe surface can be kept clean with any household cleaner or antibacterial wash, and its legs can be detached for hassle-free sanitation. Award Winner I have always used the IKEA ones – they’re brilliant’ - recommended by Mumsnet user, Mol1628 Our verdict

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The OXO Tot 2-in1 Go is one of the best travel potties you can find. You can use it literally anywhere since it works as a standalone potty, which is great for emergency situations. If you can’t make it to a public restroom in time, you just flip down the legs and attach one of the disposable bags to the seat. If you’re out of the disposable bags it comes with, it works great with standard plastic grocery bags, too. Travel potty – some fold out and have disposable bags inside that can be tied and binned after use, while others can be carried like a bag, opened up for use and then emptied into a public loo. Using potty training language and starts showing an interest in their potty and / or others using the toilet (suggests they are showing an interest) If your toddler isn’t thrilled about toilet training, the My Carry Potty may actually get them excited about using the potty. This adorable travel potty comes in several different animal designs and folds into a carrying case. Not only is the carrying case practical, but it also encourages independence and makes potty training fun. We had a carry potty, which is brilliant. They are expensive but ours has never leaked, it is easy to clean and at a comfortable height for our lo.’ - recommended by Mumsnet user, Gertrudetheadelie Our verdict

Is the approach consistent in both areas? For example, are they being praised in one area and not in the other? Is the potty being offered at similar times? Carry post-it notes to place over automatic flush sensors in public toilets (otherwise they can flush when your child is using the toilet, which can frighten some children) If you haven’t any sort of potty at home, then consider the Potette Plus Max 3 in one, which has a reusable hard liner option for regular use. The OXO-Tot is also a very good option and My Carry Potty if you want to have one stay in the car for road trips. Image Your child mustn’t be showing any signs of UTI or constipation before starting the process. It is usually advantageous to wait until a time when there is not too much going on – big life events such as a new baby or moving house or usually not a great time to commence the process. We had a thing called a family toilet seat - it had an extra seat in it, so adults and toddlers could choose the appropriate size. Much more secure than a removable training seat. Highly recommended’ - type recommended by Mumsnet user, RedCatBlueCat Our verdictIf you’re concerned about your travel potty seat slipping and sliding on the big potty, the Jool Baby Folding Travel Potty Seat has suction cups to keep it in place. It also has a sleek, minimalist design in light blue or pink that will appeal to both boys and girls while also fitting in better with your home’s decor than some of the more colorful options. Potty training age is usually being the ages of two and two-and-a-half, but will depend entirely on your child. Indeed, many parents don’t even think about potty training until nearer their child’s third birthday, while other children are completely dry before age two. What to look for when choosing a potty

Remove any liners from your Potette. The easy wipe surface can be kept clean with warm soapy water, household cleaner or antibacterial wipes. Make sure you completely rinse the water. Do not use any bleach! Can you suggest any advice when it comes to potty training? Comes with a carry handle and the only potty with a leak-proof seal, so there’s never any mess. Kids can take it to nursery, on summer holidays and for days out. Easily portable, it also hangs from your pushchair handle. Hiding when they use their nappy (suggests they are aware of the signs they need to go and are able to act on this) Are the pottys the same? It can be a good idea to have the same potty in both environments to allow consistency in both areas. Use a car seat protector on your buggy (it simply pops in the wash, rather than trying to clean an expensive buggy)

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Changes in the environment: Sometimes changes in the environment such as a new baby, room change at nursery or moving house can be overwhelming for little ones. Sometimes they may believe they are not obtaining their usual attention and may urinate as an easy way to obtain this. In this instance, offer 1:1 bonding time outside of potty training. Clean up the accidents without making too much fuss If you are looking for something super compact and lightweight, you might prefer a folding potty seat like the Hippypotamus Travel Potty Seat. This adorable option is great if you plan on going on some road trips or outings but don’t want to bring a full potty with you. It fits most public toilets and also comes with a travel bag. Although the average age to commence potty training is 27 months, it is important not to become too fixated with age, and instead look for signs that your child is physically, socially, and emotionally ready. Some children begin the process earlier, and others later. It is about working within your child’s developmental timeframe.