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Safe

Made from high quality, 100% recyclable plastic. BPA free.

Comfy

A smooth shape and surface make this training seat ideal for little bottoms.

Clever

Designed to comfortably fit most toilets and is secured underneath the toilet seat.

Check for fit

The inside opening of your fitted toilet seat must be large enough to fit over the toilet training seat. Size: 21.5cm (w) x 28cm (h).

Hygenic

The raised splash guard at the front saves any drips and the simple design means it's quick and easy to wipe clean.

potty training seat

Satisfecha con la compra

Mi marido y yo no sabíamos si encajaría bien en nuestro váter pero ya podemos confirmar que sí, además muy bien! no se mueve nada y el peque se siente como el rey de casa jiji

Satisfecha con la compra

Mi marido y yo no sabíamos si encajaría bien en nuestro váter pero ya podemos confirmar que sí, además muy bien! no se mueve nada y el peque se siente como el rey de casa jiji

adaptable

se adapta genial a la taza del váter

adaptable

se adapta genial a la taza del váter

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Keep it clean

Little hands get everywhere so it's important to keep your toilet training seat clean inbetween use.

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Keep it clean

After each use, wipe clean any drips or sticky poop patches. Use a solution of 1 part water and 1 part white vinegar or an all-purpose disinfectant to spray all surfaces of the seat. Then they're good to go again!

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Potty training tips

For a stress-free move away from diapers, start potty training when your toddler is showing signs they are ready to give it a go. Are they able to stay dry for up to 2 hours or during a nap? Do they ask to be changed and dislike the feeling of being wet? Are they showing signs of independence by doing things themselves?

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Potty training tips

It’s often good to stay at home for the first few days of potty training, making it much easier to clear up the occasional accident. Get your toddler used to their potty, by letting them carry it around with them during the day and move it where they like. You could even sit them on the potty fully clothed and let them read a book or play. Keep the potty within easy reach or even have a couple of potties throughout the home.

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Dry nights

For some children, getting out of diapers through the night is a lot more challenging than the daytime. Be guided by your child and when you start to notice your child's diapers are more dry in the morning, that might be the right moment to start.

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Dry nights

Once your child is potty training during the day, it might not be long before they are ready to try night-time too. However, every child is different and for some, it could take up to 2 years for a child to stay completely dry at night time. Children that are heavy sleepers might be completely unaware they need to go, and may not even realise when they wet the bed. When you are both ready, try getting your child to use the potty just before bedtime and as soon as they wake up too.

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