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

total lifesaver during potty training and on the go! I love how compact and easy it is to carry—perfect for travel, errands, or emergencies. It works great both as a standalone potty with disposable bags and as a seat on regular toilets. It’s sturdy, easy to clean, and quick to set up, which is a huge help with a toddler in tow. I never leave the house without it. Highly recommend for any parent in the potty training phase!

The OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty has been a total game-changer for our family! Whether we're running errands, traveling, or at the park, this potty gives us peace of mind. It’s incredibly easy to set up, sturdy enough for wiggly toddlers, and folds down compactly to fit in the diaper bag or car.I love that it can be used with disposable bags or directly on a toilet, making it super versatile for any situation. The gray color is sleek and neutral, and the materials are easy to wipe clean. My toddler was comfortable using it right away, which made the potty training process so much smoother while we were out and about.If you're potty training and need something reliable for travel or emergencies, this is a must-buy. Functional, durable, and thoughtfully designed—OXO really nailed it with this one!

This potty chair is the best! I easily throw it in my stroller or car for any occasion where we might not have quick access to a potty during and after potty training with my toddlers. It works well with name brand and off- brand bags, takes 5 seconds to pull out of a bag and get ready for your toddler and is a breeze to put away. Worth every penny spent. I love that it is collapsible with a thin profile. I also love the ease of setting up and putting away. I wish the nice plastic bag that it comes with was a little bigger so it would be easier to put some wipes and potty bags in there with it for convenience.Pros: quick set up and take down, slim profile, super convenient, easy to cleanCons: small/tight size of the carry bag

OMG!! A coworker told me about this when I was mentioning to her my apprehension about driving to our family reunion being that my 3 year old son had finally started adapting to not "going potty" in his pullups. She immediately said this was a lifesaver and she takes it everywhere. So I ordered it, not really having high hopes, but figuring I'd give it a try. OMG, OMG, OMG!! Do you know the whole time we were driving my son told me like 4 times that he had to "peepee" (4 times is a lot because it was only a 4 hour drive). I think he saw it as a game. Dad was driving and I was sitting in the back with him and 1 year old daughter. I think he enjoyed being pulled out of carseat and placed on potty while in the car. We had him wear a pullup just incase, but he didn't go in pullup, he was thrilled to use this new invention.Having said all of that, it is very easy to use, it folds in flat and comes in a thick drawstring durable plastic bag. It also comes with a few disposable bags that have an absorbent pad attached to the inside base to help retain the mess. The reusable bags are designed to be pulled over potty and drop down inside to catch waste. This is great for road trips, as well as everyday here and there's. You can use it in a restaurant if your child needs to go but you don't feel comfortable with them sitting on the public toilet seat or anywhere else at that, because not only does this fold out as a standing potty, but the legs hyperextend out to create arms that allow it to balance across a toilet, (ofcourse when you balance it on a toilet you won't need to use the bags.) I definitely recommend this if you are potty training your little one or even if you have a toddler and are a germaphobe about public bathrooms. Buy it! You won't regret it!

This is the best travel potty! It's very sturdy and easy to fold/unfold. Bags are easily secured on each side and do not slide out. Storing in the car is easy, as it fits under the seat when the legs are folded.

This has been a savior for us as our 2.5 year old is trying to use the potty. Of course, he always needs to go when we are out shopping, at a park, or even when stuck in traffic.While I agree with people that it's a bit short, thus making it difficult for older kids (like 4 or 5 year olds) to use, this is great for use outside of the home.I hate using public bathrooms with little kids, having constantly to make sure that they aren't touching any surface with germs or dirt (everything and everywhere in a public bathroom). This allows me to use it in the car, find a quiet place, and set it up in ten seconds. There is zero mess. It has a built it cover for boys, so there are no leaks. The bags that come with it are great as they are absorbent and can handle both #1 and #2 without a mess. The bag covers the seat so the cleanup is minimal.I carry baby wipes and hand sanitizer with me so that I can do any cleanup on the run.The OXO potty is portable and is great for kids in training and for parents who don't want to use public toilets with toddlers. Once they hit 4, you might need a bigger option.They do make generic bags that have an absorbent liner that is a few dollars cheaper than the OXO and works well, too. Just don't use regular shopping bags. You will end up with messes and leakage.

We got this hoping it would make using public bathrooms easier for our kiddo. Unfortunately, it can be a little wobbly when balanced on top of a toilet seat, which freaks our child out. It’s also big enough to be cumbersome for air travel when you already have a lot crammed into your bags. And our kiddo flat out refuses to use it as a standalone seat with the plastic bag, so that ruins the main benefit of the thing. If you have a child who isn’t picky about their potty seat and you’re mostly going to use it as a standalone, this would be great. But if you’re like us and need something ultra portable that will be stable on a public toilet, there are better options out there (we’re considering the Potty Proud that folds up small).