One Clever Potty Seat
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So far we’ve had five out of six children go through potty training. (Graduates shown above.) After some trial and error, we’ve found the toilet seat insert to be the most useful tool. Coupled with a stool to climb on, the toilet seat insert has proven to be the gear our kids needed to get on the pot and do their business independently.
Prior to receiving this travel toilet seat insert there were vacation moments when our little guy wouldn’t go without an insert. Yes, we’ve packed one in the suitcase for cross-country travel. And on another occasion, one desperate Nanna ran to Kmart in search of one.
Imagine my surprise when I saw this snazzy toilet seat with built-in insert at the grandparents’ house!
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It’s a multi-tasking toilet seat. My in-laws installed them on all their toilets when the FishKids moved back to California. It’s a brilliant idea, especially for a family with young children or grandparents with frequent young visitors. The child size seat stores itself in the lid when not in use. Not only is the insert always available for whoever might need it, but it dramatically reduces bathroom clutter.
Love that!
hi I was wondering what is the brand and modle name of the toilet you mentioned in your article?
my daughter just started potty training we bought her her own baby toilet but she wants to only go on the adult toilet when she can’t get up their the simply pees beside the toilet flushes and then wipes off the pee on the floor beside the toilet.
I’m not sure which one you’re talking about. I mentioned two different ones. But, if you click on the blue letters of each one it should take you to their listing on Amazon.