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Mothercare Potty

 
Description: Brand: Mothercare / Type: Toilet Trainers / Potty Seats

Newest Review: ... in Mothercare. As potties go, this is quite basic - your child wees into it and then you empty it, it doesn't play any tunes ... more

 ... or come apart. I think it is quite unobtrusive and just sits quietly in the corner of our living room and sometimes goes unnoticed by guests, which is a good thing. The thing I like about it is that there are no harsh curves on it, everything is smooth, so when my daughter parks her bottom on it she is relatively comfortable. It has a decent sized backrest so she can lean back if she feels the need. And I think the raised up part at the front is especially designed for little boys so we don't get any over spray....more

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arleek
Premium Review Mothercare Potty: It's Potty Time (529 words)
by - written on 11/11/09 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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Seeing as though we had the Mothercare change box and top & tail bowl, it seemed fitting that when it came to toilet training we would buy the Mothercare potty to match, and so my daughter's change/wash equipment would all be co-ordinated just how we like it... Anyway, so we purchased said potty for £4.99 which I think is pretty reasonable as far as potty prices go (I've seen much more expensive fandangled singing potties out there!!!) The one we have is a different colour to the one in the picture but it is exactly the same shape. Ours is white and yellow and is part of the Jungle Safari range in Mothercare. As potties go, this is ...  Read the complete review

biffer
Premium Review Mothercare Potties - Various (512 words)
by - written on 12/01/01 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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I've decided that it really is time my son was potty trained. He does show an interest sometimes in using the potty but doesn't seem to be making significant progress. Bulk Standard Potty. This one has been around the house for about 12 months now. If he's running around naked after his bath he will quite happily wee into it, but that's about as far as it goes. He won't sit on it, preferring to stand across it, which is fine but means that he won't learn to do a poo in it. This potty is suitable for both boys and girls and is very easy to clean. It costs about £5.00. Disadvantage - doesn't look too ...  Read the complete review

 

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