GARVEE Potty Training Seat, Height Adjustable Toddler Toilet Seat for Kids Boys Girls, 2 in 1 Potty Training Toilet, Splash Guard Anti-Slip Pad Step Stool

If put correctly it has a good grip (just put toilet seat up as directed) both lids. I like this better feels like the real deal for my 2 year old. I bought the Summer's toilet and it was not a success. My son feels cool sharing the same toilet as us I just brag how he's such a big boy now & cheer him every time he goes. If you're potty training I recommend putting a timer of 10-15min & seating him even if he doesn't want too. I run the water or make noises which works! It was a long day but by night time he went on his own twice so I am proud. Just try to stay committed & don't skip anydays! I would skip weekends since I was out but I got very behind. I am going to put the Summer's mini toilet in the car to avoid any accidents plus public BR are very unsanitary in my opinion. I hope this helps someone! I am a first time mom & this has been hard for me so leaving this comment for someone who needs some advice! Just get this instead of those mini toilets because then you have to ween off from those i've heard. This folds easy and the next person can go & remove easily!

At first i was very indecisive since i didnt know how sturdy it was going to be i was afraid my toddler wouldnt want to use it since he is used to small potty. This is a game changer.! My toddler felt so comfortable. Definitely recommend! To build its also so easy it has big screws lol. 1000/10

Super easy to put together! Requires 0 tools. Compact and easy to store. I have a very small bathroom and my washer and dryer are in the bathroom as well, but this still doesn’t take up too much space. Should be great for helping my kiddo step up to the toilet 🙂Padded seat is removable for easy cleaning too!

Effective pointy training tool for when an adult is present to supervise. The seat and ladder was fairly easy to put together and took less than 20 minutes to do so. Overall the seat is sturdy, however it is not attached to actual toilet seat at all and has a little wiggle to it, therefore I would not feel comfortable letting my child use it while unsupervised. I can appreciate that the height is adjustable for different toilet heights. Additionally, although the seat folds down I would not consider it to be travel friendly. Overall though if you are just looking for something so you don’t have to constantly lift your child on and off the toilet seat this works great.

I got this for my 2.5 year old and our 3 year old relative who visits a lot. My family members tried it out in my bathroom and said, “This thing is dope!” They loved how the 3 year old was able to get herself on and off the toilet. Overall, we love it too and it fits our needs.It’s easy to put together. Just follow the instructions. I finger tightened the screws or you can use a coin. No screwdriver required.It’s more stable than my other potty ladder with the non slip pads. Yes, it moves some but for typical ability 2.5+ year olds, this is ok. I wouldn’t recommend this ladder for children under 2.5 for stability reasons, and I wouldn’t recommend it for children who don’t fill out 2T pants for size reasons. The hole is HUGE on this thing. It’s the same size as the hole in my other potty ladder and my toddler didn’t stop falling through the hole until he filled out 2T pants. So, as much as I’m a fan of EC and early potty training, I don’t recommend this ladder until they at least fill out 2T pants or they’ll fall through the hole and could become afraid of the toilet. Pictured is this ladder over my other reducer that my son used at 10+ months for size comparison. That one is similar to the Angelbliss toilet reducer and we love it for small bottoms.The color is nice and neutral for almost any bathroom decor.The price is fine. I’d recommend this plus a floor potty for potty training so toddlers can choose which one they’d like to use.I hope you found this review helpful 😊

A good and effective tool in potty training and beyond! This gives toddlers/pre-schoolers additional control and do-on-their-own ability to reach the toilet. The potty training seat with ladder is easy to put together, and sturdy. It does have a little wiggle, but I played with the whole seat/ladder part and wasn't able to get it to wiggle off the toilet itself. My 4 year old tried it out and said that she loves it! In my opinion this is not travel friendly, although it does fold down, and is best for the main house or a grandparent's home. I don't think I'd feel comfortable letting my kid use this unsupervised, as it doesn't attach or "click onto" the toilet itself. It does have non-slip pads in a few places but that isn't quite the same as something that locks/clicks into place. Despite that small con, I think this is a great way to enable kids to reach and use the toilet without always having to be lifted up onto the toilet seat. Would be especially great for parents or caregivers with back or knee/hip injuries who might have trouble lifting a kid onto the toilet. I also like that the height is adjustable to fit many different toilets.

My 2 year old has started potty training and does not like to use the little potty we bought him. He insists on climbing onto the big potty, which is a problem because that is a) kinda dangerous and b) really gross.This makes it possible for him to climb up onto the toilet without touching the bowl or seat at all, thanks to the ladder and handles. There's a padded insert for his little tushy too. Despite the pieces being clearly labeled with "L" or "R" I still managed to take way too long to assemble this lol oops. It fits our round toilet fine, on the lowest height setting (adjustment is easy but I recommend not even putting the bottom step's screws in like the directions say until you have this ON your toilet for height reference). All parts including screws are plastic and Itty bitty plastic screw "keys" are included.There are non skid pads on the bottom step and beneath the seat to keep it stable and it has supported my 5 year old's 50lb self too. My 2 year old loves this and while we still have to remind him to potty, he's now more eager to go.The only thing I don't like about this is that when you remove it so an adult can use the toilet, the seat doesn't fold flat against the ladder. This makes moving it and getting it to lean against the wall awkward in a small bathroom so I have to put it in the bath tub. That kinda bums me out (ha I made a pun) but I'd still definitely purchase this again.

The color of this potty seat is perfect for our bathroom. Is just what I need to train our 14 month old Grandson to use. Only thing so far I'm disappointed in, is it is too wide folded up to tuck neatly beside the toilet for storage. Will update as soon as our Grandson gives it a try.

Got tired of constantly having to clean my daughters other potty seat after she used it, so decided to get a seat that could go on the toilet. This did not disappoint! My mother in law bought one for her house first, and after hearing how much my 4 year old loves using it, I bought one for my house too! Will be using this for my 2 year old son as well. Sturdy, durible, and does what it is intended to do.

I probably looked at a dozen of these style seats trying to decide which one to order. I liked that this did not have velcro to secure the cushion because that would be tough to clean, liked the handles for added the security and the color matched our bathroom. Assembly was pretty simple and took 20 minutes, but please note that it is left and right as if you were sitting on it, not looking at it. That seemed weird to me, but it was clearly marked on directions and L and R embossed on the pieces so as long as you look at the directions you'll be fine. On step 3, it says to put the screws in at the base, but I waited until the end since that is where you decide/secure the height of the seat, and I'm glad I did! It recommends you place the seat on the toilet base not the ring, however, even on the lowest setting, it was higher than ours. When I put the ring down it fit perfectly on the lowest setting. I didn't think our toilet was particularly low but I guess so! Note that the steps really are more like a ladder (which it does say in the assembly) so they don't angle out like stairs/steps. It folds down really well and is small enough to tuck away while not in use. I'm not sure if it being on the seat and not on the rim will impact its sturdiness but I will update if there are any issues. Overall first impression is great!