Is one enough? We have 3 levels.. Do I carry the potty around with me? Or do I put one on each level?
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We have one standalone potty and two toilet seat covers. One of the seat covers also converts into a portable potty. We keep one seat cover and the standalone on the first floor. The second seat cover upstairs. I'm actually going to get rid of the standalone since he doesn't use it - which I'm glad because I hate cleaning it.
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We have 3. One toilet seat potty, one standalone and 1 travel. I would get more than 1 if we had 3 levels. We're always moving the potty around!
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one in each bathroom and a travel one.
we also just got the type you put over the seat. Didn't want to deal with cleaning potties and transitioning her again later to the regular toilet.
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We have a potty chair and two potty seats. The potty chair is currently in DS's room, but when DD was potty training, we kept it in the living room at first, and then in her bathroom on the second floor. The potty seats are on the toilets in the downstairs bathroom and in DD's bathroom.
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We have two potty seats (one in each bathroom) and one potty chair. He doesn't like the potty chair so we rarely use that one. But we'll probably use it when we travel or something. I would recommend getting one for each floor if you can! There were times when my son was just about to pee and I had to RUN downstairs to grab the potty. And then he ended up peeing on the floor. =\ That's when we decided we needed one one each floor.
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We have 3 bathrooms but really only use 2 with DD so we have 2 seat covers and a fold-able one that I keep in the diaper bag (or occasionally in our third bathroom). I would strongly suggest at least one for each level.
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Okay I guess I need to order a couple more!! Thanks!
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