Has anyone used this before? It works as a travel toilet seat/ring on top of a public potty as well as a free standing travel potty (has legs that you can pop out).
Thoughts? Is there something better for travel?
Trying to gear up and get prepared for potty training.... 
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
We have one but my LO never liked it! She was ok with using regular toilets in public but she liked the floor Bjorn potty at home.
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
I've been thinking about getting one for road trips!
grapefruit / 4006 posts
Yes we use it all the time. Mostly to sit on public toilets. We like it a lot. She is out and about with our nanny all day so that is what they use. We also traveled with it, it was super easy.
pomegranate / 3401 posts
@regberadaisy: that's what I was thinking of! And just to have in the car if we go somewhere with hard to access toilets (beach, certain parks, etc).
@autumnlove: we already have the bjorn potty at home. 
I'm just trying to buy everything I could possibly need so when we start I'm all set. And...I may also be trying to buy some time in starting....lol...
grapefruit / 4006 posts
@Ginabean3: oh and we use it as a free standing potty if we are in a pinch, usually in our trunk of our suv.
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
@SleepyMonkey: haha lol so is clean up pretty easy?
grapefruit / 4006 posts
@regberadaisy: super easy. All you do is tie up the bag and toss it!
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
@SleepyMonkey: so getting one for our next road trip! We had a close one last time but thankfully found a comfort inn right off the next exit! Whew!
pomelo / 5258 posts
I've been bringing ours everywhere. At 37 weeks pregnant I hate holding LO on big potties while she decides if she is going to go. I can just set this up and sit her on it.
pomegranate / 3503 posts
We had it. We kept the bags in the car but would forget the seat sometimes. Just the bags themselves were handy to have around. (Which of course can be recreated with just a strong plastic bag and some absorbant paper) Daughter had to go inside the car once - so stressful.
persimmon / 1161 posts
We potty trained front before my son turned two and he just used public potties (sitting) starting at two weeks into training. It's definitely not necessary for potty training. We drive 30-60 minutes at a time multiple times a week and have never had to stop and use a potty and have not had a car accident either.
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
we use this one and i like it because it gets them used to a regular toilet, but it folds up super duper small.
we had the kalencom one but never used it thru both kids.
pineapple / 12053 posts
Love and use it all the time. Keep it in the back of our car. DD loves to sit in the back and use it. She tells me to close the door while she goes.
squash / 13764 posts
We have one and love it--use it at least once a day as a free standing potty!
cherry / 164 posts
We have it and used it a lot in the potty training days! It was so nice to have it in our trunk ready to use anytime. We also use it a lot on road trips. My daughter can just use it in the car and we don't have to worry about gross public restrooms for her! I've never used it on real toilets though - we would just build a "nest" with toilet paper and then I'd hold my daughter up. Even with the portable toilet seats to place on top, I didn't want my daughter accidentally touching the actual toilet.
squash / 13208 posts
@Ginabean3: I bought it for my DS to use but never used it - DD came along and still never used it. DD is 4 and we just used it! LOL
We were on the highway and could not find a place to stop and she had to go so I pulled into a parking lot and pulled it out - she sat on it and went - life saver!!!!
pomegranate / 3401 posts
@Mamaof2: @serenity207: @hilsy85: @birdofafeather: thanks! I just bought it off amazon....for under $10 I figure why not!
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