Baby Potty

Baby Potty:

As an active parent, you will probably notice at some point that you don't need to change diapers like you used to before. That's the great indicator that your toddler is ready to jump into the potty seat from diapers. So you can give the potty time anywhere in the house by purchasing a potty chair or maybe a potty seat. Moreover, your children get used to potty seat it will also save your money of extra purchasing diapers.

There are many different varieties available in the market but how do you know which one should perfect size for your little one? That's why I have listed the main features so that you can pick the right one before buying. I hope, these features will make your choices easier. So keep reading!

Different types of potty:

When it comes to choosing a potty, you might be surprised to see mane variety out there with unique features. So, let's make a quick review of different potties so that you can find the right one.

Potty chair vs training toilet seat:

Potty chairs are small, portable, freestanding seats and most of them have a removable bowl so that you can clean it easily. On the other hand, a training potty seat is a shaped plastic seat that needs to fit a regular toilet to make the toilet hole smaller. So most parents find adding a training toilet seat makes their kiddo more comfortable.

Portable potty:

If you wanted to make a trip far away from home- a portable potty is an ideal that can be easily kept in your basket. Portable potties are useful for 2 to 3 years old children.

Simple plastic potty:

A simple, toddler-sized plastic potty is convenient as it can be taken anywhere in the house. You will find different colors and designs, some even come with interesting cartoon characters.

Features to consider in baby potty:

• Potties come with different designs based on heights and size so it's very important to choose a potty with a proper fit. If your toddler training seat is too small or big, she/he will probably feel uncomfortable and anxious. 
• Make sure to choose a potty that comes with handles. They are perfect for providing excellent support when they are sitting on a large toilet. When they get support, it boosts their confidence in using the potty.
• The material of the potty should be non-slippery. Slippery potty might occur inconvenience like it didn't allow to stick your toddler bottom in one position.
• I think kids get more easily attracted to colorful designs or cartoon characters. So having something that catches their eyes that also helps to calm any fussy baby while they poop out.
• The training potty seat should be easily removable from the toilet seat. So before buying, make sure to check the locking mechanisms.
• Just like potty chair and seat, there are some potty seats come with a splash guard. The splash guard will help to prevent escaping pee from the potty. You mightn't need a splash guard for a girl's seat.