OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty- Navy, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Whoever invented this should be elected to the Inventor’s Hall of Fame. Pair this potty with a minivan and you have a mobile potty solution for the terrible twos! We have substituted the expensive white bags, which are unnecessarily thick and expensive, with cheap Costco’s own Kirkland wastebasket clear plastic liners (10 gallon). Cost savings are over 97% by using said plastic liners. We keep rolls of toilet paper in the minivan at all times so we just tear up some squares and lay them down on the bottom so as to help prevent pee from splashing up. Never had issues with leaks so there is no cleaning up to do. We now look forward to taking long trips.

This has been great to have in the beginning of potty trIning for my son. We keep it with us on outings and get him to go potty before we go into a store. (Either in the parking lot or even sometimes in the trunk of our car if it is cold.) Easy to clean. We use grocery bags with a paper towel inside instead of purchasing the plastic bags that go with it. The grocery bags and paper towels work just the same.

So easy to open and use. My toddler loves it and I love it even more then having to take him to a disgusting filthy public restroom where I have to keep him from touching anything and everything dirty! Great to use in the car or in the go this thing is a lifesaver! Wish I found it sooner

This is great in theory, it’s handy for on the go and my daughter will use it over the grass if she really has to go. The bags are a no go though, which was the whole point. I hope they come up with a way to hook the bag from underneath in the future. My daughter refuses to pee on it while sitting on a plastic bag. If you have kids with sensory issues of any kind, keep that in mind. There’s no good way to circumvent it and hook from underneath if your kid won’t sit on the bag.

We leave this in our car for potty emergencies for my toddler! We also bring it on the boat and it’s a lifesaver! I do not like to use public restrooms if it’s not necessary, little hands like to touch all the surfaces. This is fast and convenient and doesn’t take up much room in the car!

The only reason I gave this a four star is because on certain toilets, such as small round ones, when my sons goes pee some pee goes through the crack between the rim of the potty seat and the toilet. He’s two and still learning to point down when peeing. However, it is very handy and effective for large oblong toilets, such as the ones that are in restaurants.

I used this with my 9 month old daughter for elimination communication toilet training. She really likes sitting on it and has actually woken up at 2 am and crawled towards it when she had to do number two! She uses it on the floor with a stainless steel bowl that we empty and it also fits well on any toilet when we are out and about. She is almost one now and is using it all the time when she wakes up from naps or during the day. I just place her on it and she will use it. I was doing cloth diapers so it has saved me SO much laundry and we haven’t changed a dirty diaper in months.

This little potty is amazing and a total lifesaver. I recommend it to all parents I meet starting the potty training journey. My only complaint is that I wish it came with a button to release both sides at once as it can be tricky to get everything situated in time for an emergency ( especially if you’re holding your toddler in attempts to keep them from running out the bathroom stall, while you’re one handedly trying to put it down on the toilet). We’ve used it on public toilets and also outside with success. Shes feels safe from falling in with this. Have not needed to use the poo bags yet, but it’s nice that they’re included. Times it’s saved us already within the 1 month we’ve had it: 1. At a park where the only potty available was a smelly unkept porter potty. 2. At night on a drive home we tried to stop at a gas station that “didnt have any bathrooms” (aka the guy was a creep that wouldnt let a 2 year old use a toilet- so we discreetly set this up in his parking lot). 3. On a “road trip” (aka a 1 hour drive in which toddler needed to pee when there were no restrooms at any exit in sight). 4. At playground where the bathroom was out of order and locked. Set it up by a tree far from all people and it was great. She likes peeing outside more than the toilets ( probably since there’s no automatic toilet or hand dryer noises to freak her out). All in all, Convenient and a good potty training investment so far.

This is a must have for the car and when traveling with little kids. Our 3 y.o. had no issues or hesitations going potty in this when in the back of our SUV. Easy to travel with and take with in the bottom of a stroller when going for walks. Would highly recommend for anyone with little kids and/or recently potty trained kids.

This is so convenient and compact for potty on the go! The bags are the only thing you need to make sure you have, but you can get away with produce bags as long as they’re heavy duty.