==Mothercare Thomas Training Seat== Now jack is fully toilet trained (no thanks to me as he seemed to pick this up rather easily on his own and has been dry both day and night for nearly a year with no accidents whatsoever in bed! Lovely) we have all these little child aids around the house. The Thomas training seat is sold in Mothercare and is an essential piece when toilet training. This Thomas training seat is a little more expensive than most at £16.99 pence but does have a few added features that make it slightly better from most too. The fact of course that it is a Thomas The Tank Engine product makes the price instantly go up in value ...  Read the complete review

As anyone who has read any of my recent reviews may know, I'm going through that period of pure delight whereby son is learning how to go without nappies and use the toilet like "big boys". We've had quite a fair amount of success teaching him, during the day at least, but unlike my daughter who was more than happy to use a potty, my son is not very keen on the idea at all. Right from when we started, he liked the idea of using the normal toilet far better.......I guess because that's what he sees the rest of us do! However, as I found very quickly, normal toilet seats are not designed for little bums! More than once he fell down into the toilet and ...  Read the complete review

We started potty-training our then two year old in May this year. At first, we counted ourselves lucky if he would even sit on the potty, let alone actually do anything in it, but after a bit of persistence (and several accidents) we reached a stage where he was dry during the day and we felt confident enough to ditch the day-time pull-ups completely. Even at that age, he considered himself a 'big boy' so we decided to try and move away from the 'potty in front of the TV' approach that we had adopted in the early stages (anything to encourage him to actually sit on the potty) and to use the toilet instead. Holding him on the toilet didn't work as it went ...  Read the complete review

Having twin boys who are 2 the end of this month I knew there would come a time I'd have to prepare myself for potty training. I actually purchased two pottys in boots at a clearance price of 50p each but my boys think they are just to play on and stand in, or use as a hat. It is the toilet they are more interested in though and they point at it and tell me 'wee wee' or 'poo'. Now I know they are not quite ready yet to go properly but I wanted to introduce the toilet to them slowly so not to scare them out of it completely. Knowing that it was the actual toilet they were interested in I headed off out in search of a toilet seat that would be safe, comfortable ...  Read the complete review