I asked a question before but think I worded it weird. I am asking if you can leave standing on legs all the time/use as the go to potty for toddler
1034387
Not really in my opinion. It's best for very temporary use - a potty on the go in a pinch.
1034388
You can but there is no bottom. You would have to change the disposable bag after each use. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004X8GJPA?pc_redir=1407738769&robot;_redir=1
1034389
You can leave the legs open, as they snap into position, but I'd be worried about the potty accidently getting knocked over. The other concern are the disposable bags. They don't hold much liquid. So if the same bag is sitting out and being used multiple times, you are likely to have a puddle of liquid in the bottom of the bag. I hope this helps!
1034390
Yes, you can leave it standing, but this would be totally inconvenient as the 'go to' potty. There is no catch bucket underneath, so you would have to put a bag under it each time or be using it as an outdoor potty. We use it as our car & boat potty. It makes the kids feel comfortable to sit and go even if we are on the go.
806559
The good news is, it does both. For the stand alone potty, the 2 legs (per say) stand straight up and click in so it doesn't topple over. To set on a toilet seat, the 2 legs (unclick them) and fold out, parellel to the actual seat. So essentially the legs stand up and down and fold out. Does this make sense? This seat is also small enough to take everywhere. I take it on the plane, and toss in my stroller when we're out and about. Most of the time, I set it up in a public bathroom forgoing the actual toilet. It's worth the price! Buy the refills right away!
28715
I don't think you will need it. I used it as is when my daughter was 6 weeks old. Since she was too small to put her legs through she just had her feet tucked inside. The instructions said to do so that way also. Hope this helps
252271
That is a nice little side benefit. It doesn't make it impossible, so a determined kid (especially a tall one) could probably still get out, but it certainly makes it more of a challenge. They simply can't freely throw their legs up like they can without one (though, the kind without feet holes are even more effective.) Our 26 month old hasn't gotten out yet and I would attribute that, at least in part, to the fact that she still sleeps in one. She will likely get a toddler bed before ever climbing out of her crib (she still sleeps well in it, so we haven't felt compelled to transition her yet.)
1524611
its not the best for removing repeatedly, and yes, it does drip pee sometimes when you move it. i had a toilet dedicated for this, and every other day or so just rinsed it in the tub. a pain, but works great overall. very comfortable for the kiddo, and stays in place and the handles and the step made it super easy for your child to climb up on themselves. i would still recommend it despite the pain of cleaning.
1839194
No !!! I wanted to love this but my daughter who is almost the same size as yours kept peeing over the rim , however she is very particular about going potty and will not keep her legs together while going potty lol so maybe if your daughter is a little more proper about the potty it would work ..... Great design other than needs to be bigger , if u want to try it I do suggest getting some cheap plastic storage bags for the potty as the catcher and if you add a panty liner/pad in the bag it sucks up the pee till you can dispose of the bag :)
2247011
The kids use their legs to push and pull them selfs around the house. You can push them around in it too if you like. I wouldn't get it for kids under 1 years old. They need to be able to sit up and have good balance or they could get really hurt. My 18mo. Old lay down on his belly where the seat is and pushes himself around the house.
1879718
As long as they have on an elastic waistband or onesie, I don't think it's a problem. My daughter is 1-1/2 now and still wears it at night. As long as you put the diaper on tight enough, it stays put. I rarely took hers off during the first year...and she was walking at 9 months and super active. I've even heard some people that have put it on the side or back of the diaper.
1069573
Yes, absolutely. Once thy were walking I switched my girls to the sacks with legs. They can run around with them on just before bed or after waking and almost hate to be taken out of them. Once they were walking and standing I noticed my daughters would try to stand up in their cribs and walk around with the regular sleep sacks and fall over. I got worried about them hitting their heads. I think the sacks with footholes are great for toddlers.
120583
I used this for a girl and she just sat on it. It worked well for that. I don't know if I will use it for my son. I am about to potty train my two year old boy but I think for public toilets, I may just lift him up. A home we are just going to use a stool to stand on.
198437
It really depends on your kid. My son was afraid of the big potty when he started potty training, so we used the baby Bjorn potty chair to get him started, then transitioned to this seat on the toilet. If your child is not scared of the toilet then I think they would be OK just using the seat. It's definitely secure enough for little ones to use without falling in. I would recommend staying right beside them while they use it until they are used to balancing on the toilet though, because they could still fall off to the side or the front.
608819
I agree with other response. I didn't leave it on all day/all the time because to me I believe it would be a nusense. I stopped attaching it to the diaper early on and just cut elastic from one of her pants and hooked it on that way or put her in pjs with pants and attached it to the pants. You get really good at attaching it. Its almost second nature to me now.
1872321
Many 4 month old infants can't support their head, back to sit up let alone use a toilet/potty. My child is nearly 4 yr old. I feel this is best intended for a child capable of walking to the bathroom on its own.
245784
you can use a regular stool and we did for years even with my little 4 year old girl until we saw this and we ordered it. With the potty stool your feet are in the proper position for it to be a more natural flow and my 4 year old uses it. We absolutely love it. Plus when not in use it can fit tightly up against the toilet and out of the way.
801162
I have it for my daughter and she loves it! You could use it until your baby can stand up and reach it. If you lower the crib, you could still use it.
1197421
Hi there, My 2 1/2 year old daughter uses little step stool to climb up/down with assistance; but once on she is comfortable. She is able is get down and shout her potty "good news".Hope this helps.
2272703
Yes, this is how I use mine. Remember it only covers the width of a regular seat, so if you are using an extended rear facing timeframe for your toddler, he or she may have long enough legs to be able to reach outside of the width of the mat.