My son turned 2 in February but is no stranger to the potty. When I was pregnant a friend of mine gave me a book written by a woman who had managed to have her own sons using a toilet by the age of 2 and her daughter being completely nappy-free and using a potty by 7 months (on her own.) Completely intrigued by this I purchased a potty for my own 7 month old. I made sure to buy a sturdy potty that was low to the ground as well as being comfy as possible. My son absolutely LOVED the potty! He would clap and smile while on board and seemed quite pleased with himself every time he 'went' in the potty. Fast forward to a few weeks later when I got sick ...  Read the complete review

*Quick information* Plastic toilet seat for 18 months till 3.5 years of age This Ode does contain some toilet humour. There is a lot to be said about toilet training, from setting the rules and anxiously asking about expected stools, installs an on tenterhook wait , wandering if it is going to be late, just like a Royal Mail Special delivery date. It can be the most difficult time for child rearing, concerning their bowel clearing; just passing by. I've just had this with my three year old niece, who is blatantly keener to eat as much chocolate she can fleece, off me, oh what a delightful beast, yet she feasts, all the ...  Read the complete review

Potty Training is one area that every parent thinks and talks about. I first started thinking about it when my son turned one and he loved a crown potty my friend's son had so I purchased one for my son for the sole purpose that he would get used to having a potty around. I was actually shocked that at one years of age he would sit on the potty and wee on demand. Sadly this phase of potty training ended when we moved and then he refused to sit on it or even have anything to do with the potty but this caused me no concern as he was only one so it was sat in the bathroom as something that he could see and use if he wanted to. I have a few friends ...  Read the complete review

Having been through toilet training twice now, I have learnt a thing or two, the first being that though "they" may say a child will be ready to get rid of nappies somewhere between 18 months to 3 years old, things aren't necessarily so simple. If you are reading this because your child has turned two, or indeed three and is showing none of the "signs" - wanting pants or going a long time between wees, panic not and say "no" to competitive potty training. Easy for me to say now that we are out the other side, so to speak, and nappy free after nearly 6 years of changing one child or another, but not so easy if you are at that ...  Read the complete review

My little girl is 2 years old.She point blank hates doing a poop in her nappy so that one half of the potty training sorted to start with and she has been like this for the last 9 months or so. Now all we need is to master the doing a wee wee on her potty or the toilet aswell. So far we have a toilet seat for the toilet upstairs and shes very happy with that bless her down stairs we have a pretty pin potty that she chose from the shop again shes happy with that too.we resently got a travel potty too but have yet to take that out with us and test it. Now she will sit on her toilet seat but tends to look around the room naming things,sings,talks ...  Read the complete review