You lift them onto the big toilet and hold them there every time.
They climb the steps and get on by themselves.
The real problem
Potty training stalls on a simple thing: the grown-up toilet is too big and too high, and the little floor potty feels like a step backwards they do not want to take. So it becomes a battle, you lifting them up, holding them there, and emptying a tray afterwards. What they actually want is to climb up and do it like you do. Give them a way up and most of the battle disappears.
What changes
You lift them onto the big toilet and hold them there every time.
They climb the steps and get on by themselves.
The little floor potty means a tray to empty after every go.
It sits on the real toilet, so there is nothing to empty.
The seat is too big, so they cling on and feel unsteady.
A cushioned, correctly sized seat and side handles, so they feel secure.
A bulky potty or step stool clutters the bathroom.
Folds flat against the toilet when they are done.
How it works
Clips securely onto your existing toilet, seat cushioned and correctly sized for them.
They climb the non-slip dual steps, holding the side handles.
When they are done, it folds flat against the toilet.
Fits standard toilets.
Every bit of potty training is really about one thing: them not needing you for it. The lifting, the hovering, the "call me when you're done", that is the stuff you are both trying to grow out of. When they can climb up, get on and get down on their own, the whole thing stops being a job you do for them and becomes something they are proud to do themselves. That pride is what makes it stick.
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FAQs
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Fits most standard toilets.
Usually, we recommend it for 18 months to 4 years for step-up training seats. Use it as soon as you need your little one to learn how to use the toilet by themselves.
Non-slip dual steps and side handles give them a steady, secure climb. Stay close while they are learning the steps.
Yes, flat against the toilet, so it does not take over a small bathroom.
An ultra-soft cushioned seat, sized for them, so they will actually sit long enough.
Wipe-clean seat and steps.
If they are already confidently using the adult toilet with a simple seat reducer, they may be past the stage this is for.
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