Try Prime free for 30 days. See other buying options from other sellers. FREE Shipping on orders over $35.00 & FREE Returns. See more product details Discover the advantages of the Potty Chair The BABYBJORN Potty Chair: a potty training must-have. Keeping babies close to your heart since 1961 A rule of thumb for potty training is to make it easy for kids. The BABYBJÖRN kids bathroom sets help your kid to progress from using a diaper to a potty to a toilet seat. With our kids bathroom products – potties, toilet trainers and step stools – potty training will be safe and comfortable. Make potty training a breeze with the BABYBJORN Potty Chair The potty chair is ideal for times when your child wants to sit on the potty for longer thanks to its sturdy and ergonomic design with smooth edges providing your child with maximum comfort. It has a high backrest and the comfortable armrests mean that your child can just sit back and relax. The smooth, rounded edges of the potty chair and inner potty won’t pinch your skin.
There is plenty of room for the legs, making it easier to sit down and stand up. The rubber edging along the bottom ensures that the potty chair rests firmly on the floor without sliding about. Easy to keep clean The splashguard prevents spills and the removable inner potty is easy to empty and clean. Just lift it out using the convenient handle under the splashguard, empty it and wipe clean or rinse under running water. The smooth plastic and clean design with no corners or grooves prevent dirt from building up. Tested and safe materials All BABYBJÖRN Kitchen and Bathroom products meet plastic safety standards in both Europe and the USA. This means that the plastics are continuously and rigorously being tested for bisphenol A (BPA) and health-hazardous substances, and they are certified safe for foods. That’s important to us! More potty training products from BABYBJORN Adjustable seat to fit your toilet Small and portable, ideal for trips or small bathrooms.
Safe, stable non-slip step stool. Fauteuil Pot Notre Fauteuil Pot est solide et ergonomique. Son dossier haut et ses accoudoirs aux formes arrondies permettent à l’enfant de rester confortablement assis. Facile à vider et nettoyer, il reste stable sur le sol même lorsque l'enfant bouge. SOLIDE ET CONFORTABLE Le Fauteuil Pot est solide et ses formes ergonomiques arrondies permettent à l’enfant de rester assis, aussi longtemps que nécessaire. Grâce à son dossier haut et ses accoudoirs, votre enfant peut s'adosser et se détendre confortablement. UNE CONCEPTION INGÉNIEUSE Le Fauteuil Pot n'a aucune arête vive et les bords de son pot intérieur sont arrondis et en relief pour éviter les risques de pincement. Le Fauteuil Pot laisse beaucoup de place aux jambes pour permettre à l'enfant de s'asseoir et de se lever facilement. La base du pot en caoutchouc le rend stable et l'empêche de glisser sur le sol. FACILE À NETTOYER Le déflecteur à l’avant du Fauteuil Pot évite les débordements intempestifs.
Le pot intérieur amovible est facile à vider et à nettoyer. Il suffit de le retirer grâce à une poignée placée sous le déflecteur, et de le vider, l'essuyer ou le laver à l’eau courante. Les surfaces des pots intérieur et extérieur sont lisses, sans coins ni recoins où la saleté peut se loger.DES MATÉRIAUX TESTÉS ET SÛRS Tous les produits BABYBJÖRN des gammes Cuisine et Toilette sont conformes aux normes relatives à la sécurité des matières plastiques en Europe et aux États-Unis. Cela signifie que nous testons régulièrement et rigoureusement les matières plastiques afin de détecter la présence de bisphénol A (BPA) et de substances nocives pour la santé. Nos plastiques sont ainsi certifiés pour une utilisation alimentaire. Un principe sur lequel nous ne faisons pas d'impasse ! Product Dimensions14 x 14 x 13 inches UPC110000068204 110000068006 110000068105 874594005105 110000068150 796629313118 #1,724 in Baby (See top 100) in Baby > Potty Training > Potties & Seats
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Here’s a look at our favorite potty training gear — A Potty Chair is a little training potty that sits by itself on the floor. Most of them have a removable basin that you can dump and clean. Unless you’re dealing with a kid over the age of 3, I feel that the potty chair is less intimidating for little ones who are dwarfed by the size of an adult potty.It can be really gross to clean poop out of the bowl – perhaps even slightly grosser than changing diapers. *Tip: Keep a little water in the bowl to make cleaning #2’s easier. The Potty Seat (below), on the other hand, is a seat that reduces the size of the adult seat to a smaller size such that your kiddo won’t fall into the potty. If you can get your little one to sit on the real potty, score! No transfer of waste is required, and it’s so much less cleanup. Just keep in mind, your toddler might be intimidated by the sheer height of the potty. You’ll also need a kid’s step stool, unless your toilet happens to be really low to the ground.
Or you live at a preschool. In my experience, toddlers less than 2 or 2 ¼ prefer a potty chair and kids over 2 ¼ or 2 ½ seem to be okay with going on the big potty. At the end of the day, try both and let him decide which is more comfortable. Generally speaking, a potty chair is the safest bet, but most people end up getting a potty seat (sometimes called a seat reducer) later on when the child becomes a little bigger and more confident. Here are our favorite potty chairs. You can also find a variety of potty chairs at your local Target or Walmart. IKEA Lockig Children’s Potty ~ $10, Value Pick Affordable, simple, and lightweight with anti-slip material on the bottom. Less than $10 if you buy it in-store. Summer Infant makes a similar one called the Lil’ Loo that you can buy on Amazon for about $10 as well. BABYBJORN makes a couple of different potties, the larger of which is the BabyBjorn Potty Chair (below), which has an ergonomic design with a high backrest.
Because the chair sits a little higher off the ground, I find it’s easier for kids to “center” themselves and sit on. They also make a smaller potty called the Smart Potty (~$13), which is a perfect portable potty. Many moms keep the Smart Potty in the car for emergency pit stops and such. The smaller footprint makes the Smart Potty great for multiples. Look, it’s a tiny little version of an adult potty — and kids love this thing! It’s the closest thing to “cute” in the world of tiny potties. This potty has a handle that features a “flushhhhh” sound to reward a job well done. A built-in wipe compartment keeps everything together and for little boys, a splash guard helps with the peepee. Note that the wipe container won’t fit regular disposable wipes but should fit flushable wipes (Charmin or what have you), which you should be using anyway. For small spaces, check out the… Get all of the components you need in one unit: a stand-alone potty, a soft toilet seat reducer (which later goes on the big potty), and a step stool.
The handles provide extra security for getting up and down. Perfect for small bathrooms where you don’t have the space for multiple components. Again, if you can get your kid to sit on the big potty, you’re sitting pretty! No transferring of waste makes everyone happy. Here are the best potty seats ~ Another “Old Faithful” product, many prefer the BabyBjorn potty seat because it has a knob you can adjust (on the back) to get the perfect fit on your toilet seat. The last thing you want is for the seat to be sliding around. Also, if you plan on taking the seat on and off (in a shared bathroom and whatnot), you’ll appreciate the hanging hook (you don’t want it sitting around on the floor, right?). By far my favorite, Bemis makes an awesome mini seat/big seat combo that blends in beautifully in any bathroom without screaming “kids!!!” This toddler toilet seat replaces your existing toilet seat — and you can remove the mini seat by unclipping it once your kids have outgrown it.
Can be found at Home Depot and Amazon. * Be sure to identify whether your toilet bowl is round or elongated (most are elongated) and buy the appropriate size. * Get the “SLOW CLOSING” version — it won’t pinch little fingers! Stay away from cheap character seats that you see at the drugstore and such. The problem is they aren’t secure and will slip and slide all over the place and cause falls. Trust me, the fastest way to scare your child away from potty training is by having him fall off the potty! Whether getting up to the big potty or getting up to the sink for hand washing, you’re gonna need some step stools. You can use the same one for both if you don’t mind moving it around. I have step stools all around my house, such as in the kitchen and bedroom closet, so the kids can get things for themselves. Note: If your child is pretty small (or your sink is rather tall), you may need one of the taller stools for hand washing. For a smaller stool…
Did I mention it’s $5? It’s not particularly tall, but good for those who need a little boost. …and for a taller stool, check out the BOLMEN (below) for $7.99. I have two in my house. Update: I have had these stools in my house for years now and they hold up wonderfully! My kids now use them in the kitchen to “help” cook. This is a nice potty stool for little ones because it’s wider and taller (than most) and very sturdy. * Did you know Bumbo does really great non-profit work? Cute and very sturdy with anti-slip material on the bottom and top, the Safe Step from BabyBjorn is another crowd pleaser. Anti-slip is so very important because hand-washing stools get wet easily by messy kids. Note this one is not particularly tall. PB Kids makes cute wood stools that look great in any bathroom: a one-step and a two-stepper. The two-stepper will give a small child more height at tall sinks. Add your kid’s name for a little flair (this is mandatory if you are Southern….).
Aqueduck Faucet Extender ~ $10 For anyone who’s ever had to hold their child in midair so he can wash his hands… I bring you the Aqueduck Faucet Extender. Give your back a break. Last but not least… you may find it hard to go from nice, wet baby wipes to dry toilet paper overnight (we looove getting that butt really clean, no?). Since we’re moving toward everything being flushable now, it’s time to transition your wipes too — Eventually, there will come a time when you stop using these, but for now… it’s a great transitional product. So, you’ve just potty trained your kid (you think), and now it’s time to go to the park. And — WAIT — what if she has to go?? (Because you KNOW she will, lol.) Because you don’t want to confuse her by putting a diaper back on, a travel potty seat will get you through those first few weeks and months of potty training when time is of the essence. * Don’t worry, in time, they learn to “hold it” much better.