Family Toilet seat, Round Toilet Seat with Toddler Seat Built in, Potty Training Toilet Seat Round Fits Both Adult and Child, with Slow Close and Magnets- Round, Easy to Install…

So… I had originally bought an enameled wooden toilet seat with a built-in potty seat from a major name brand. However, it became apparent after some months that little boys inevitably cause some pee to splash onto the seat sometimes, and enameled wooden seats simply STAIN like crazy, despite regular cleaning. They also don’t stand up to harsh cleaners. So, after being progressively irritated by my difficult-to-clean and permanently-stained enameled wooden seat, I decided to go look for a replacement that was all plastic, for ease of cleaning.

I was nervous about this product at first, because it was a brand I had never heard of, but I couldn’t find any models from more famous manufacturers that were (1) plastic, (2) had a kids’ potty seat built in, (3) had a magnet that attaches the kids’ potty seat to the lid (so that it opens to the “adult” setting by default), and (4) didn’t require some sort of weird shenanigans by my toddler to “unlock” and bring down the potty seat. Hence, why I decided to buy this one. Fortunately, all my hesitation was unfounded!! The quality of the seat is very comparable to major brands. The kids’ potty seat is firmly attached to the assembly, and it doesn’t detach off easily. The magnet secures the kids’ seat to the lid by default, for adults’ convenience; but, it’s also very easy for little hands to bring down the kids seat when they need to use it. The seat openings are appropriately sized. Additionally, compared to the traditional “flat” wooden seat, this seat sort of “hugs” your bum in a way that is comfortable and reduces mess. The soft-close hinge works well — in fact it should be called “SUPER-SLOW close” — but who cares, it definitely closes softly! The bolts are tight, and the seat does not slide around. The lid is definitely not as “solid feeling” as a wooden one to sit on — this is common to all polypropylene seats, in my experience — but it’s still durable enough that you definitely don’t feel like you’re breaking it (I sit on it every day when drying off my kid from his shower, and I weigh a LOT), and it doesn’t slide around.

To install, you just need some pliers and a flat-head screwdriver. Take a minute or two to make sure you’re happy with the alignment — the mechanism is designed to allow for some “play” while installing it (to accomodate minor differences in toilet bowls), but once you’re “locked in” and you tighten it securely, it’s definitely not going anywhere.

The ONLY things I would WISH for are (1) perhaps slightly fewer nooks and crannies in the hinge area—mind you, it’s still a VAST, VAST improvement from simply-but-stain-prone enameled wood seats, and polypropylene is super stain-resistant and easy to wash—and, (2) maybe some rubber feet on the parts of the seat that sit on the toilet bowl, just because that seems like a good idea ^_^ (even though sliding around hasn’t been a problem). But that’s honestly it!! Really, these are first-world problems.

All in all, a great potty-training toilet seat that gets around the staining issues of the enameled wood ones from major manufacturers. Build quality is comparable to any other major manufacturer, and the design is well thought-out. Would recommend to any toddler/preschooler parent!!!

We purchased 1 of these for my kids to try it out, and after installing it in about 2 mins with no tools, I had to buy 2 more for the other toilets! My kids immediately loved it because it was the closest thing to sitting on the toilet. We’ve tried other potty training seats like the ones where you step up that are removable but didn’t like these as much because you have to keep moving it off when an adult needs to use and they just take up so much space in a small bathroom! This seat, all I have to do is simply raise the training seat and the magnet at the top keeps the smaller seat securely in place. When my little one has to go, they are able to lower the training seat themselves. Its super simple, all white and the adult seat is just as high quality (or better I’d say) than your standard toilet seat! Maybe a bit pricey, but well worth it for our family! High

My two year old doesn’t like her little potty. This has been lovely. She can use the big potty but no worries of falling in or have to grab an extra seat to put on the potty. She also didn’t like how those would slide around.
Easy to install as well. No issues.

Exactly as described. So convenient for my 4 littles. Easy to install and good quality.

Love the product so much I bought it again. Only downside is it doesn’t come with rubber washers so the seat will shift a bit. I used the old ones from the old seat to prevent that this time around. My toddler uses it with ease and the slow close stops him from slamming the lid.

I’ve had this toilet seat for a few months. It’s so convenient for potty training, especially because little ones want to use the big kid toilet just like mom & dad. It’s also slow-close so they won’t slam it down when they’re all done. So far no problems with durability as it’s holding up well! The only thing that concerns me is that the lid seems a little flimsy if you’re sitting on the toilet while it’s closed. That being said, I’m 9 months pregnant and 200 lbs and I sit on it every night for about 10 mins while my kid brushes her teeth, and it hasn’t broken yet!

Edited to add that I’ve now owned this for 10 months, and it’s still going strong! Love this toilet seat.