Here’s a list of potties we use and how I rate them on a scale of 1-10 (10 being the best).

1. Sesame Street Elmo Hooray! 3-in-1 Potty: This was the first potty I purchased. I chose it because of the Elmo theme, and I could place it anywhere – living room, playroom, bathroom, or even vehicle (yes, we have traveled with it to avoid using public restrooms). My kids love using it as a step stool and have fun pushing the pretend flush handle and they love hearing Elmo’s laugh. Plus, any of us can easily empty it, even the kids. Our rating: 10
   

2. Homsis Travel Potty Seat for Toddler: This is the last one I purchased and probably my favorite. Mostly because it is my best friend when we are stuck out in public and we have an immediate potty request. It conveniently folds to fit nicely in my purse/bag (I carry a backpack). Plus, it fits most toilet seats. If you are like me and are absolutely disgusted by public restrooms, fear your toddler hands rubbing the commode, and want zero toilet contact, then you may want to purchase these seat covers to put on the toilet seat, underneath the Travel Potty. Our rating: 10

3. ACKO Step Stools for Kids 2pc w/ 1 Potty Training Toilet Seat: This potty is interesting because it comes with a really comfy, rubber-lined seat (I think it’s the most comfortable of the potty seats we own). The seat has a hook to hang on the wall. It also comes with two step stools. For twins, the two step stools are extremely convenient for when they want to wash their hands in the sink at the same time. Our rating: 9

4. HEETA Potty Training Seat for Boys Girls Kids Toddler: This seat also has a rubber-lined seat but the shape doesn’t seem as comfortable as the ACKO. It also doesn’t come with a step stool, so your kids will have to rely on you to lift them up onto the commode. Our rating: 7

5. Skyroku Potty Training Toilet for Kids: Now this one is interesting because it is a step stool ladder and potty seat, all in one and easily folds for convenient storage. I really like the concept of this potty because my twins can get up all on their own. However, the potty seat is detached and is a little wide for their little bottoms, and doesn’t seem that comfortable for them. They were two when they started using it, and it always seemed like their little bottoms were about to fall through (although they never did). Our rating: 7

6. Foryee Cute Frog Potty Training Urinal : This is for BOYS! My husband and I love this concept. It helps little boys learn how to stand and use a urinal. It also has a moving part that they can aim for to make it spin. My son has mastered this but for some reason, still wants to sit down and to his business (maybe that’s his German side). Our rating: 9

7. BEMIS NextStep2 Children’s Potty Training Round Front Closed Toilet Seat. This is the last and final potty we purchased. We needed a new toilet seat for our commode, so we decided to purchase one that came with a child’s potty seat. It works rather nicely and has a magnet within the seat to keep it attached to the lid if you want to keep it up. It’s also guarantees no slam, and whisper close, which is genius, because my toddlers love to slam things and make lots of noise. Our rating: 9.5

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