My Carry Potty - Ladybird Travel Potty, Award-Winning Portable Toddler Toilet Seat for Kids to Take Everywhere

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This award-winning potty designed by Amanda Jenner, the UK's toilet training expert and author of potty training books.

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As the NHS advice says, there’s no “perfect time” to begin potty training, although many parents will start thinking about it when their child is somewhere around two years old. A particular challenge around potty training is the inconvenience, especially when you’re on the move. Together we've visited Europe, America, the Caribbean, Africa and Asia, tried a cruise and a road trip, and survived countless long-haul trips.Entertainment aside, this is a working potty with a removable bowl for easy cleaningand a flip-up splashguard. Children that feel safe and comfortable are more likely to use the potty, encouraging a good toilet training routine.

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The colour footprint outlines on the bottom will encourage your child to sit while they’re using it. The potty is comfortable to sit on and stays firmly in place on the floor when being used, with an easily removable bowl for emptying. These legs – which can be removed for cleaning – fold in to allow the unit to be easily transported. The high back and armrests, along with a higher distance from the ground, will make a child feel as if they are sitting at their regular chair reading a book.A high splash guard will stop your children peeing over the front of the potty when they’re sitting on it.

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Make sure you congratulate your little one for doing well, so they begin to feel excited and motivated to use their potty. I know I’ve been fortunate with how smoothly it’sgone but at times I’ve wondered how we can everleave the house between toilet stops [ Non-parents, this post may not be for you…]. This was the challenge faced by the inventor of My Carry Potty, a mum who wanted to design a transportable potty that her child would actually want to carry around.Note that, as it doesn’t have a bowl, this potty – when not used on a toilet – requires reusable liners to collect waste.