Start potty training with the top 10 toddler potty

Potty training your toddler is a milestone most parents look forward to because it means that your little one is growing and you won’t have to keep changing icky diapers all the time. Yay! Not yay, training your toddler how to use the potty.  

The key to successful potty training is lots and lots of patience. Seriously, you need to have and an endless supply of it and be your baby’s number one fan when it comes to using the potty. Encourage them every time they take a successful wee or poop and even if they don’t nail it, still encourage them and tell them that it’s okay.   

Mostly when your baby is about 1 ½ to three years old, they give you little hints that it’s time to ditch the diapers and bust out the potty training.  

If you notice that your child can hold their pee for longer that your diaper changing schedule is reduced, then your son or daughter is gaining better control over their bladder and is ready to start going like the grownups do. 

You can also take other development cues like showing interest in bathroom activities for grownups or if their cognitive and understanding has greatly improved like they know how to say no to something or understand simple instructions. 

It is important to note that this is your child’s development and you shouldn’t push them to start too early as it will be frustrating and cause a lot of messes and accidents that may make your child fear potty time. Don’t worry if your child is a little late in this phase, continue loving them and encouraging them. After all, you can be definitely sure that you will not be changing diapers when they are in college. 

Below is a list of top 10 potties for your toddler: 

It’s been dabbed the cutest potty in the market right now and we agree. Summer Infant came up with the My Size potty for your little one and it’s a mini version of mama’s and dada’s big potty. Like we said, cute. The potty comes with a handle that makes real flushing sounds when pressed down and a splash guard for your big little man’s peepee. It comes with an in-built tank that is actually an ingenious wipes dispenser to make everything easier for you.

My Size potty makes the transition from a chair potty to the real deal much smoother for you because little munchkin already has got the basics of using a real toilet down.

The BabyBjorn Potty chair is a classic potty that is trusted by parents everywhere. It has a minimalistic, ergonomic design which can easily fit in your bathroom and you can choose one of nine colors to go with your decor. It is really nice for kids because of its high backrest and arms, feels like a real chair so they feel really comfortable going about their business.

It comes with a splashguard that works really well and is really easy to clean and maintain and one purchase can see you through several toddlers.

The Fisher-Price Custom Comfort potty is one potty that your toddler can use as they grow. This potty is adjustable to two heights so whether you have a little on or a much older one, it works just fine. The sides of the potty are fitted with handles that help your child get onto the potty without needing much help from you and this works great as it boosts their confidence. It comes with a splash guard that is easy to clean, leaving you with easy potty-training time. 

Babies can be quite stubborn when they don’t feel the particular motivation to do something. This Potty takes care of that for you. It has a cute cartoony- egg design that comes in a variety of colors that really attract your young one and it comes with a splashguard and is easy to clean for you. Talk about a win-win situation.

Parents love this and we do too because you don’t have to choose between the potty chair or seat. The best of multi-purpose potties out there, The Munchkin potty doubles as a stepstool once your baby is ready to use the big potty. It has a lid to cover the whole thing and the basin is removable for easy cleaning and because they care so much about the stench, Munchkin added a scented baking soda disc.

This Multi-purpose potty features a potty chair, seat and step stool. Its bowl is deep to counter splashback and has handles on the sides to offer kids stability when they climb on and stay on. The potty is adjustable to fit your toilet when your child is ready and the step stool is made from cool non-slip rubber offering more stability. What more could you ask for when choosing a training potty for your kid?  

This Royal Stepstool potty is the king of Step stool potties. You will love the versatility of this potty as you can use it as a potty chair, a seat for your toilet and a stepstool to help your son or daughter get on the toilet. The potty chair comes with rewarding tunes when they go potty that encourages them and makes it just a bit more interesting for them.  

This trusted classic design is an easy fix when it comes to toilet seats for your baby. It has a knob that you can use to adjust the size that fits perfectly on the toilet seat so it’s stable and fixed in one place. Also comes with a hanging hook that’s used to hang your baby’s potty seat when it’s not being used. 

When it comes to stability and holding your child secure, then look no further. The weePOD is really stable and easy to hook on to your toilet. It also features easy-grip handles that make it easy for your baby to help themselves onto the toilet seat and stay on without requiring much help. 

If you don’t have enough space to hang things around or are simply looking for a toilet seat that works for both adults and your little ones, then this combo toilet trainer is your perfect fit.  The 2-in-1 seat comes with a seat for adults and one for kids so all you have to do is just drop the one needed. Perfect and super hassle-free.

Here are a few songs to keep things fresh and exciting while you cheer your little one into successful potty training.

When your child is ready for potty training, potty training underwear is a great option to have as you stop using the diapers. Training underwear is absorbent and keeps messes in check while also allowing your little one to feel a little wetness so they are motivated to use the potty more. Most parents prefer disposable training underwear that is made of absorbent organic material such as cotton.  

The question of using pull-ups instead of training underwear is a tricky one but pull-ups are pretty much like diapers and will extend potty-training for you which is why the potty-training underwear is preferred.

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Potty training has been easier for you by method and structure and we don't see why you shouldn't take this glorious gift and make your life just a little bit easier. Enjoy the little steps you're taking with your little one with less hassle and worries!