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Potty training

Is your child ready for potty training at nursery? Here's the place for all your toilet training questions.

Rec for a potty not too big or expensive that doesn't tip over

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sedgieloo · 25/04/2012 13:40

As above really, my supermarket cheapy has let me down one time too many, dd sits on it so long I have to leave her to it sometimes with a book or two, and then whatd'yaknow its stuck to her bum, she's lept up and everything is everywhere on my wood flooring!!!

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forevergreek · 25/04/2012 14:03

Can you use a toilet seat. Like one of the toddler ones than stop them falling down? Means no cleaning as can just flush as usual

sedgieloo · 25/04/2012 14:18

I've tried this and she is not happy about it. She's only 18 months though maybe later on. At the moment she quite loves the potty.

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TheSurgeonsMate · 25/04/2012 14:22

I've just bought one in mothercare. DD chose it. It is chair shaped, and under a tenner.

Hmm, it is not under a tenner I think DH hid this from me as he wanted dd to have her preferred potty.

WhenDoISleep · 25/04/2012 14:23

We got one from eBay - it is a good size overall and the actual bowl bit has a good diameter (so a bad position is less likely to cause a mess on the potty/floor). Not been knocked over yet - I think the style of it would make that quite hard to do.

It plays a little ditty when it gets wee'd in, so at least you have some warning that it needs to be dealt with.

Can't link at the moment but a search for 'musical taxi potty' should bring it up on ebay?

WhenDoISleep · 25/04/2012 14:53

Switched to laptop - it is this one.

I'm using it with DS who is 3.3yrs - so I guess would be a little bigger than your DD and it really is a great size.

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