Mothercare Winnie the Pooh Potty Chair

The biggest hurdle in any parents life is getting through that dredded potty stage. I am currently trying to train my daugter without alot of luck but as I remember I didnt have much luck with my son either. I think I must have bought 5 different potties for my son the first was a cheap one which I think he found too low then I got him a toilet seat which was padded and he didnt like the bathroom I think it was because it echoed. My next investment was a potty that was like he was sitting on a ducks back and it even had handles he wouldnt sit on that unless the top was on it. Then I remember buying the potty chair from mothercare it cost me about £10 seemed ...  Read the complete review

In my mind, one of the biggest hurdles when bringing up small children, is getting them through potty training! We are soon to start upon this process with my younger daughter who has just turned two and will be using the Winnie the Pooh Potty Chair, which we bought when we were trying to toilet train my older daughter. We had actually had a couple of false starts with Rachel, even though we'd bought lots of books and had a potty all ready. She just didn't seem ready though, as she would sit happily on the potty and do nothing, and then as soon as she got up would wee all over the carpet and apparently not even notice! As a consequence, we put all ...  Read the complete review

The reason this chair is named "Winnie the Pooh" is that there is one sticker on the back of the chair featuring the character. It is a nice chair in orange and green with a removable catch bowl. It's sturdy and stable and gives a child a sense of security whilst sitting on it, opposed to traditional potties without back rests. There is a raised front to the catch area, so it suits little boys as well as girls. The base of the potty has five rubber grips and the chair will not slip on an uncarpetted floor, eg the kitchen. My eldest son is mid-training and loves this chair, although I do think they could have made ...  Read the complete review