Best potty on the move?

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I have just managed to potty train DS. Every time we go out I end up carting our potty around which is too big for this really. Already carry around stupid amounts of stuff when we go out. Can anyone recommend a good travel potty? I am trying to find one that takes up the least space if poss.

Potette. Or whatever it's called. Fab.

Thanks. Saw this one, is it small enough to fit in your changing bag? Not the best looking is it? thought it looked a bit like a medical type product but it looks like it might do a good job.

I had a fairly basic one several years ago. In fact I got it from a charity shop. I never had a change bag but imagine it would fit fine.

Just seen an inflatible potty!!! www.potties.com/

has anyone got one of these? would love to hear what you think of it. I reckon DS would just use it as a mini trampoline, could be seriously messy :-0. Also I don't fancy blowing one of these up, seems a bit dodgy on the hygiene front.

Inflatable potty possibly not the best if your DS is in a hurry and hopping about waiting to pee!

I second the Potette. You can also get a reusable liner for it now, too. Love the fact that it doubles as a travel potty and a toilet trainer seat - invaluable when out and about.

Watching this thread though as I am about to start this palaver and need to get kitted out

Do any of you that already have the Potette use it at home too? It looks like it would do home and on the move pretty well.

Yes I am also loving that it is also toilet trainer seat, brilliant! I am always stressing out about him putting his fingers all over dirty toilet seats when we are out and about.

Ooh, Mothercare are selling the blue potette online for £10.99 atm. £14.50 on Amazon.

Plus friends of mine use their potette themselves when camping!

Does anyone have the Fisher Price 2 in 1 portable potty?

www.kiddisave.co.uk/store/product/15619/Fisher-Price-2-In-1-Portable-Potty/

It looks like it does a similar job to the Potette but it says you can use standard small size kitchen bags which I liked because the Potette bags look quite pricey.

Ive a potette and 2 each of potty, step stool and 'booster' seat (the ones that sit over the toilet seat)...all used approximately 5-6 times before DS refused them all in favour of the proper toilet!

To be honest my advice is get them used to holding them over a toilette too - I did this as well as a potty at home and it makes it easier honestly

Def the Potette.