Primlect Potty Training Seat, 2-in-1 Toddler Toilet Seat with Step Stool, Ultra-Stable Potty Chair Attachment, Adjustable Seat and Step Ladder, Non-Slip Design, Splash Guard for Boys and Girls(Blue)

My grandson wasn’t a fan cheaper seat cover types. He didn’t feel secure, and it was a hassle to get him to try potty training. I ordered this model and had him help me put it together. Potty training is now easier and more successful. It’s easy to move from toilet to sink and it doesn’t slip. I’m very happy with the product.

Easy to put together and great for duel use of a toilet for my toddler that he actually fits on and step stool to wash hands after. We also have a basic small bathroom and it fits well into a small nook so doesn’t take up a lot of space.

Pretty sturdy and affordable! Easy to assemble.I love that it comes in 5 different colors but I chose the grey and white because it fits the aesthetic of our home. It is true to size. I was skeptical about it fitting my toilet seat and height of our toilet but it fits any toilet/seat. My daughter loves her toilet with steps gives her that safety with the two little handles and gives her much confidence to go potty on her own without me running behind her. Easy to assemble I’d say even without the booklet but of course always read the instruction manual just wanted to point out how convenient it is when it comes to putting it together. When done using you just pull it away from the toilet and it will fold the seat part down and the steps will be the only thing standing.

Definitely helpful for toddlers to climb up and use the toilet, the seat height is adjustable and soft but sturdy. The plastic hardware can become loose due to flipping the seat up when in use. I do like that the seat can be flipped away to use as steps. My 2 year old can carry it. I'd be careful with a finger pinch from the seat.

Potty training is not for the faint of heart, but the Primlect 2-in-1 potty training seat is the kind of small parenting win that deserves a standing ovation—or at least a self-standing seat.Assembly:Bless whoever wrote the instructions. Clear, simple, and no Allen wrench-induced rage. I had it set up in minutes, no power tools or bribes required.Design & Usability:It’s lightweight but sturdy—my 2-year-old can move it from the toilet to the sink all by herself, which she now insists on doing like it’s a full-time job. It gives her that “I do it!” independence while keeping my floors dry and my back unbent.Bonus Feature I Didn’t Know I Needed:It stands on its own. Yes. No tipping, no sliding, no awkward leaning-against-the-wall-then-clattering-to-the-floor-at-2am surprises. I have another brand that constantly flops over like a bored toddler—this one stays put and behaves better than most of my furniture.Bottom line:If you’re in the potty training trenches and want something functional, easy to clean, kid-movable, and miraculously self-standing, this seat is it. No sliding, no drama, and no “Mommm it feeeeelllll!” in sight.

Easy to assemble! Light enough that a 2.5 year old can pick up and move around to use the toilet and then wash hands. Easy to clean. Not sure that it’s so sturdy. Probably can’t hold over 50 pounds but that’s my guess, probably less.

It's that age, time for potty training, even at Grandma's house. I got this one because its the same one my daughter got and my granddaughter likes it. I put it together myself. I made a few mistakes, but figured it out. I got the pink. Its sturdy, cute and fits the toilet just right.

My daughter loves her toilet seat. She has gained so much more independence being able to get on the toilet herself. Easy to put together. A little bulky. Seems comfortable for her. My biggest complaint, which is why I took off two stars, is some how my daughter will manage to urinate through the seat. I’m not sure how she manages to do this. But it is very annoying to have to clean the urine about 50% of the time she uses it. We did keep the seat. I will just have to modify some things to prevent that from happening.