Multi-Stage 3-in-1 Potty

Mom of three kids under 6 here. My two oldest (5 and 3) have special needs like autism and developmental delay (ODD and ADHD, both don't have all of those together obviously but they've always been DD). This potty is awesome. It's sturdy and multifunctional. I can totally tuck this away and use it as a stool when we're done with the potty training phase (it'll be a while). I love how the splash guard is built in. It's very easy to tell my son to make sure the "soldier is in the fort". He has to sit all the way back in order to make sure he's not aiming out. It's supposed to be like that I assume. My daughter has had no issues with it. She was hesitant to sit on the toilet topper but she could sit on this one as a potty for hours with a tablet in hand. Both kids love using this as a seat or a stool. It's convenient for changes as either the kids or I can sit on this to lessen strain. This is also the easiest potty to clean. Taking it apart to empty and clean then reassembly is intuitive and easy and hygienic. I mean you can't go wrong with this one as an at home or in car potty. I mean at least with this one you can use it as a stool afterwards...

Love this potty and have one downstairs and upstairs

Love the versatility of this potty chair. It can be a stool or a potty and all parts pull away for easy cleaning. It is user friendly and toddlers are able to use and dump after with relative ease. The seat piece also is fitted to gently set in most toilet seats, making it a awesome go between for gain big potty confidence. The potty seat also comes with a space for an air freshener but they ended up being pulled out almost immediately and I did not appreciate the smell of the air freshener. Still 5 stars due to all the added benefits it brings.

This has made potty training super easy. My 2.5 year old takes it apart, dumps everything into the toilet and puts it back together because he thinks it’s fun. When he washes his hands we put it in front of the sink and I put my foot on it so I can lift him up comfortably and without squeezing him against the counter (I hated that as a kid) and he also uses it to turn the light off in the bathroom.It’s a bit bulky but it’s worth it and I can tell it’s gonna last a while. I don’t care for the little scent pod in it since I don’t let anything sit in it but it was a deciding factor when I bought it

This Munchkin potty is pretty good overall, but not perfect. The build quality isn’t bad, and it does seem sturdy to double as a stool for your little one to stand on. The lid is thick, and has ridges on it to help prevent slips, which is nice. The lid also has a spot inside to place an Arm & Hammer deodorizing disc if you wish.The seat has a built-in splash guard in the front and handles on both sides. It’s removable and acts as a training seat that can insert into your toilet when you child is ready to learn how to use an adult toilet. Depending on the specific shape of your toilet seat, it may or may not work for you. The bottom of the seat has plastic arms that extend downward which hug the inside of your toilet seat when using it as a training ring. We have two toilets in our home, and the design of this potty seat only fits into one of our toilets properly. These plastic arms on the bottom of the seat do feel a little thin and maybe not as durable as the rest of the potty, but this is just an observation and we haven’t had any break.The bowl of the potty is nice and easy to clean. It has a spout on the side that easily allows you to pour the pee out into your toilet. It works well and sits snug into the potty.The only thing I really don’t like about this potty is that the handles on the seat give the illusion that it can be carried this way. Especially to a young child. Attempting to carry it by the handles causes the lid to open and the seat to come out, and the potty will fall to the floor. Our daughter gets excited to grab her potty and move it somewhere either as a stool, or to go potty, but often ends up with things coming apart and the potty falling on her feet because the handles aren’t a secure way to carry it. The bottom of the potty has a slight contour that you can slide your fingers under and carry, but our 2 year old hasn’t be able to fully grasp that yet. Often times I just lift the lid and carry it by the lid with one hand because it's the easiest method I have found. The handle to the bowl of the potty also tends to give the illusion of it being a carry handle, but hasn’t been as big as a problem as the seat handles has.

The media could not be loaded. Toddler approved! Doubles as a stool for washing hands. The arm and hammer deodorizer comes in handy and does not fall out of its little space. Can easily use one hand to remove the seat and empty contents. Comes completely assembled which is great! Clean aesthetic and lightweight - easy to keep in the car or take in public when training. We bought 3 different toilet/toilet steps option and this one outlasted them all as we use the stool function now that my toddler is on the main toilet.

We are very happy with this potty and wood repurchase it. It’s nice that it has the ridge at the front to help ensure the pee gets in the potty for boys. Easy to clean and the seat comes off and can be used on a regular toilet.

Perfect size for my baby, it fits him very well to do his business, thanks Amazon