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| max weight capacity | — | 200 pounds | 80 kilograms | 200 pounds | 66 pounds | 200 pounds |
| maximum height | 9.5 inches | 5 inches | 5.3 inches | 14.3 inches | 5 inches | 5 inches |
| material | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | — | — | Polypropylene (PP) |
| weight | 0.95 pounds | 0.94 kilograms | 0.8 pounds | 1.3 pounds | — | — |
| foldable | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| assembly required | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
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My daughter finally goes potty unassisted!
This enables my 3.5 year old to use the potty unassisted. Prior to this, we used a squatty potty to help her step up to the potty but she didn't feel sure-footed on it and always asked for my help.The Good:- My 3.5 year old feels secure and sure-footed when stepping up to use the potty alone. Finally!- The dots are not glued on, so they won't fall off and make the stool look terrible. They are all one-piece and rubber/silicone (see pic)- It's light weight and easy for my 3.5 year old to pick up and put in place.- There is rubber footing to keep it in place in case it is used to stand on.- the color is an attractive dark (almost navy) blue.- the curved design helps the stool to not petrude into the bathroom walking area too much which helps when you have a small bathroomThe bad:- I have been avoiding buying one of these because I hate going to a friends house and having to trip over a stool to use the bathroom. But I figured it's worth it in order to have my daughter pee unassisted. It's still true. I do hate having it in front of the toilet in our small bathroom (compared to the squatty potty which hugs the toilet more) but it's worth it. And I CAN push it aside when she's not using it if I want to.- I think the curved design is intended to help the stool hug the toilet but honestly it doesn't help that cause much. If the foot of the stool was bare like a squatty potty, or if it was curved inward then yes it could hug the toilet but as it is right now it hugs the toilet as much as any straight stool would. What this curved design does do is limit the footprint of the stool in front of the stool so that there is more walking space in the bathroom. Look at my picture to see how close I was able to get the stool to hug the toilet. Not impressive.- Yes, the white rings inside the finger holes can fall off (as some reviewers mention) but I don't find that mine do easily. If they were to fall off, it's possible that the jagged plastic (pic) could cut finger skin but I examined mine and found that mind was not sharp enough to do that easily.I am not bothered by the height as some have mentioned. Even my 16 month old can climb up on to the toilet-- granted I don't like that-- but the point is it works fine. =)
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2020
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2018
The Good:
- My 3.5 year old feels secure and sure-footed when stepping up to use the potty alone. Finally!
- The dots are not glued on, so they won't fall off and make the stool look terrible. They are all one-piece and rubber/silicone (see pic)
- It's light weight and easy for my 3.5 year old to pick up and put in place.
- There is rubber footing to keep it in place in case it is used to stand on.
- the color is an attractive dark (almost navy) blue.
- the curved design helps the stool to not petrude into the bathroom walking area too much which helps when you have a small bathroom
The bad:
- I have been avoiding buying one of these because I hate going to a friends house and having to trip over a stool to use the bathroom. But I figured it's worth it in order to have my daughter pee unassisted. It's still true. I do hate having it in front of the toilet in our small bathroom (compared to the squatty potty which hugs the toilet more) but it's worth it. And I CAN push it aside when she's not using it if I want to.
- I think the curved design is intended to help the stool hug the toilet but honestly it doesn't help that cause much. If the foot of the stool was bare like a squatty potty, or if it was curved inward then yes it could hug the toilet but as it is right now it hugs the toilet as much as any straight stool would. What this curved design does do is limit the footprint of the stool in front of the stool so that there is more walking space in the bathroom. Look at my picture to see how close I was able to get the stool to hug the toilet. Not impressive.
- Yes, the white rings inside the finger holes can fall off (as some reviewers mention) but I don't find that mine do easily. If they were to fall off, it's possible that the jagged plastic (pic) could cut finger skin but I examined mine and found that mind was not sharp enough to do that easily.
I am not bothered by the height as some have mentioned. Even my 16 month old can climb up on to the toilet-- granted I don't like that-- but the point is it works fine. =)
My daughter finally goes potty unassisted!
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2018
This enables my 3.5 year old to use the potty unassisted. Prior to this, we used a squatty potty to help her step up to the potty but she didn't feel sure-footed on it and always asked for my help.Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2018
The Good:
- My 3.5 year old feels secure and sure-footed when stepping up to use the potty alone. Finally!
- The dots are not glued on, so they won't fall off and make the stool look terrible. They are all one-piece and rubber/silicone (see pic)
- It's light weight and easy for my 3.5 year old to pick up and put in place.
- There is rubber footing to keep it in place in case it is used to stand on.
- the color is an attractive dark (almost navy) blue.
- the curved design helps the stool to not petrude into the bathroom walking area too much which helps when you have a small bathroom
The bad:
- I have been avoiding buying one of these because I hate going to a friends house and having to trip over a stool to use the bathroom. But I figured it's worth it in order to have my daughter pee unassisted. It's still true. I do hate having it in front of the toilet in our small bathroom (compared to the squatty potty which hugs the toilet more) but it's worth it. And I CAN push it aside when she's not using it if I want to.
- I think the curved design is intended to help the stool hug the toilet but honestly it doesn't help that cause much. If the foot of the stool was bare like a squatty potty, or if it was curved inward then yes it could hug the toilet but as it is right now it hugs the toilet as much as any straight stool would. What this curved design does do is limit the footprint of the stool in front of the stool so that there is more walking space in the bathroom. Look at my picture to see how close I was able to get the stool to hug the toilet. Not impressive.
- Yes, the white rings inside the finger holes can fall off (as some reviewers mention) but I don't find that mine do easily. If they were to fall off, it's possible that the jagged plastic (pic) could cut finger skin but I examined mine and found that mind was not sharp enough to do that easily.
I am not bothered by the height as some have mentioned. Even my 16 month old can climb up on to the toilet-- granted I don't like that-- but the point is it works fine. =)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2019
There isn't a lot that needs to be said about this step stool. It's exactly what I wanted/we needed for our bathrooms so our son could wash his hands after going potty. It's super sturdy, light weight and best of all is easy to wash off/wipe down if needed! I can definitely recommend this stool for potty training age kids and up. Our son is now 7 but we used it during his 6th year as well and it is a great size for that age. Ages 4 and under might need something a little taller or that has a second step. This is also perfect for toilet use as well. We have a separate step for that.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2022
It would be ok for its advertised use, as a child stool for brushing their teeth or potty training, but don’t try using it for a kitchen or laundry room stool if you’re a short adult. It’s too small and not sturdy. Got a much nicer one at Walmart for the same price which would also work for a toddler but it’s a little taller.
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