September 30th, 2020 
lynsa “Selecting a potty training toilet seat plainly depends upon your method of toilet training and your child’s unique personality. A number of parents will be happiest having both a potty seat and a potty chair and in fact, some potty chairs come apart to use as both chair and seat.”
Your kid’s comfort should be very important to you. There are many of portable potties that have tailored their features to suit your child’s needs. Some are padded, some are wooden, or made of plastic. An excellent potty seat includes a sturdy and well-balanced base to keep him from toppling over. He should also be able to use it with great ease. You will find it hard to potty train your child if he finds it hard to utilize portable potty. Because of this, he will also have a harder time adapting to a real toilet if he did not have enough practice on the travel potty.
If you feel your child might be frightened of the “big potty”, start with a simple and low-cost plastic potty that you can sit in the bathroom. Get a model with a stable base and a little spatter guard in the front.
If your kid is a big fan of a particular character like Dora The Explorer (TM) or Elmo (TM), you might want to obtain a potty chair with a sticker of her favorite. Of course you could also embellish any basic potty with some stickers. This will make it a lot easier to convince a stubborn youngster to give potty training a try. Just tell her Dora send the chair and said it was time to get free from diapers.
When you have a few days or even weeks to pick a potty chair, look around. You can find some good sales on potty chairs both at your local department and discount stores as well as online. Shopping around can make a huge difference if you (or your child) have your heart focused on a much more expensive model.
Now put that potty chair to great use and start getting your child out of diapers.
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