Potties & Toilet Training

A challenging stage for all parents comes in the form of bathroom training as little ones face the essential phase of losing the nappy. This will be different for every child but one thing that remains the same are the reliable products available to make the transition smooth. 

Our collection of potties and toilet training seats represent the different ways that parents can teach their children to use a toilet properly. Potties are standalone seats that mimic the action of sitting on a full size toilet. They have space to collect any toilet waste and get a child used to going to the bathroom in a place other than their nappy. Some of these look like simple seats whereas others can mimic adult toilets. 

Toilet training seats are also an option that can be used by children of all ages but are most popular for those who already have experience using a potty. They fit on top of a normal toilet pan but provide a smaller seating area to ensure the child is always safe when using the seat. These can be easily removed and attached when needed.  

Who said toilet training has to be boring? Not us! 

We offer a full range of potties and toilet training seats, which are designed to make children feel comfortable during this transition period. Our potties come in many different designs, from traditional seats to fun, characterful options. We also offer neutral and brightly coloured training seats, which ensure a child has their attention firmly fixed on their new accessory. Finally, we also offer step–up training seats, which means a child can access a regular toilet with ease. 

There are many ways to select a potty or toilet training seat. Our main advice is to understand how your child learns and go from there. If they are more independent and advanced, a neutral seat which mimics a regular toilet is likely best. However, if you are starting younger or have a child with a short attention span, why not select a fun design? With lots of styles and prices available, you can easily filter our collection to find the perfect product.

There really is no hard and fast rule for this, so just assess when your child is ready. Experts recommend that children start toilet and potty training at 18 months old, but just go by what is right for your child. Some parents like to start with a potty and move to a toilet training seat, whereas others go straight for the latter option. Neither way is correct or incorrect, so choose what you think is best.

It’s important to always keep toilet training products clean and hygienic. To achieve this, they should be treated with antibacterial solutions after every usage. Also, a deep clean should take place at least once a week to remove any lingering bacteria.