The Riding Potty Chair by Potty Scotty

Cute potty! (2/29/2012) Reviewer: Rachael Very cute potty. My son loves it and was carry it around with him everywhere when we first got it. However, it's a little on the small side. He's on the small side, he's almost 2, and it's definitely a little snug.

Wonderful Potty! (5/31/2011) Reviewer: Mariah I tried using a "regular" potty chair and although it had a shield for little boys, if he wasn't on there just right the shield didn't help. This potty was absolutely wonderful. Not only do I not have to worry about him missing the potty, but he actually like using it. It's even lightweight enough for him to carry around with him which can be a good and bad thing but he like it and he is using it with no fuss.

It is a good potty (1/6/2011) Reviewer: sisner (New York, NY) Pros: * Easy Setup * Lightweight * Playful Design * Portable Cons: * Child Won't Use It * Height is little less

Well...my son loves it (1/6/2011) Reviewer: pixilateddoxy (Temecula, CA) We have 3 potties- this one, baby bjorn, frog from [...]. My favorite is the fisher price frog but when this one arrived it's the one he likes and uses the most. He's almost 2 but very tall 37". He is able to use it just fine and the straddle style almost makes him sit in a way which makes the pee shoot down. Here's the part I hate: there is no lift out bowl so you must twist the tongue to remove the front face, take the whole potty and dump in the toilet, then clean. Not so convenient, but for my son I will endure this process till he moves to the big toilet.

Liked it so much we bought another for our other bathroom! (7/23/2010) Reviewer: H My husband is the earliest person I know that was potty trained and he has fond memories of his potty chair. He says it all hinges on the handle bars; if you want them to sit there for any length of time then they have to have something to do with their hands. After searching, this is the only potty chair with handle bars that I could find and our son LOVES this chair (but it is the only one he knows). Right now he's still too little to be actually potty trained, but for now he's comfortable sitting on his potty morning and night. Our little guy is under a year and roughly 30% for height; so far it fits him just fine but he has managed to get himself off before he's finished.

this is ... (4/16/2010) Reviewer: Maria It seems weird though for a child to be going potty especially if there a boy to be sitting down. The whole concept of this riding potty chair is unreliable

Great concept & easy clean up (12/16/2008) Reviewer: Cheryl (Farmington Hills, MI)

We bought this in a desperate attempt to get our 3yr old son interested in potty training since he wouldn't sit on a regular potty or toilet for more than a few seconds. Because it looks like a ride on toy he was interested in trying it out and much more inclined to sit on it longer or stop playing to go potty. It also makes it easier for kids to go comfortably since feet are on the floor rather than dangling like the in-toilet seats. The other huge plus is that the front is high enough to prevent leaks and missing the bowl (which was always an issue with previous potty seats for our older son - those tiny splash guards were never high enough). It's easy to dump out into the toilet and great because the front part easily detaches by turning the red key in the front and voila it's a standard potty chair. The only downside is it is very low to the ground, so for our average size three yr old it's a low squat down to get on it, but he still likes it. This combined with the waterproof PUL pants has been a great way to train and very affordable.