Tesco Potty

Until you come to potty train you probably don't think that much about potties. When you do come to potty training you might make the decision between a potty and a child's loo seat (or possibly, if you're mad, an all-singing-all-dancing toy-like contraption) but, aside from colour choices you're probably not going to think much further. Well, you should. Boys and girls were not created equal and not all boys or girls were, themselves, equal. What suits one child, might not suit another. And when it comes to potties that can be very messy! Tesco's own brand potty is a simple thing. Currently in a shade of turquoise and adorned with ...  Read the complete review

I got our first potty in Tesco, it's light grey in colour with a lemon coloured bit at the back. I didn't think much about what features to look for in a potty, just saw it, thought "we need one of those soon" and bought it. How much I have learned since then! That potty cost £2.99 and it doesn't even have a hand hole at the back so is really awkward to lift. We have since bought a piglet shaped potty for £1.29 at a local "value" shop, and you can guess which is the most popular. Plus the piglet one does have a hand hole at the back so is easy to lift without spilling the contents. One tip, if you're getting more than ...  Read the complete review