Summer Infant Step by Step Potty, Neutral – 3-in-1 Potty Training Toilet – Features Contoured Seat, Flushable Wipes Holder and Toilet Tissue Dispenser

Very functional. Had no problem with leakage. But it is bulky

Got open box in perfect condition. Wipes don't fit in holder. Don't use toilet paper holder that easily pushes in to disappear cuz toddler unrolls paper and paper would also hit dirty floor. Use wipe holder to store liner bags bought on Amazon. So sturdy. Kid loves. Safe. Love just having easy lift out little separate bucket liner and so easy to wrap with liner bags to toss. Eliminates cleaning. Mine open box so fully assembled so no assembly tips thank goodness. Very unisex. Fits easily in smaller half bath near toilet it wall. Unobtrusive. Stylish. Best one I tried.

This potty is hard to rate. There are serious design flaws, but what it does right is enough to make you overlook it.The biggest problem with this potty is that it is messy and a pain to clean. It's got a lot of parts that don't fit together in a very smart way, and they all manage to get pee on them. Pee gets up under the seat and into the base. You cannot just dump the little pot, you have to regularly clean the seat, the splash guard, and the base. Otherwise, it gets real gross, real fast. We keep a pile of paper towls in the base to absorb what we can. I've tried 5 potties, and this is by far the worst to clean, however, this has been the only potty that I have had any succcess with, because there are 2 things that really make this potty stand out above all other potties:1. THE PADDED SEAT: When you first start potty training, you have to get the kid to sit there for a while, and the padded seat makes it so much more comfortable than all other potties. This is the only potty that I could actually get my kid to sit on without it becoming uncomfortable immediately. He unhappily squirms and fights me on every potty except this one. It's also correctly sized for toddler butts. It fit him comfortably at both 2 1/2 and 4 years old. Most potties seem to work for them when they are real little, but become impossibly small once they get a little bigger.2. THE LARGE SPLASH GUARD: If you have a boy, you know how hard it is to keep that pee in the potty. This potty has the biggest splash guard that I have seen. Yes, it is imperfect. The splash guard is a separate piece that fits to the seat, which is also a separate piece, and the pee tends to find its way down the splash guard, under the seat, and into the base of the potty. BUT, while the pee is all over the various potty parts, it is at least in the potty, and not on my floor and my kid's pants--something that was totally unavoidable with all other potties. Every once in a blue moon, he will manage to get past that pee guard, but he has to really work at it.The toilet paper holder and the little compartment at the top are completely superfluous. I'm also never using this thing as stool or whatever. I don't see it being useful in that regard. I wish they would make the removeable bowl bigger and eliminate the gap underneath so the base wouldn't get so gross. That would be better than having all of this unnecessary stuff.

This is the perfect little potty for training your little one. Love that it has it's own toilet paper holder! So does my little granddaughter. It has a place on the back for wet flushable wipes but haven't found a package small enough yet to fit in it. I'm sure it's out there just need to look a little harder. The seat is nice and soft and does fit well on the adult toilet although she is not ready for that yet. Love the idea of the step stool for when she is on the larger toilet down the line as well. Great grow with child product. Great quality for price. Feel it is worth it in the long run. Cute design and seems to be holding up quality wise as well. Granddaughter runs to it several times when she is at my house as she just thinks it's the greatest thing ever invented. HAHA Would definitely recommend this product.

Really nice to have a potty chair with a seat cover. This way when he goes #1 a tiny bit, I just throw some TP in there and close the lid and he can go another time before swapping the bag out. I use liners in the removable potty cup. I highly recommend this for sanitary purposes. The seat is kinda small and just works so if you have a very large toddler this might not work for you. The boy splash guard is easy to remove and clean after installing. The seat is a great material for wiping with disinfecting wipes and have had zero issues.

This potty is really sturdy, but has a few flaws.It comes with a splash guard (likely meant for little boys, but I have girls), but it’s to wide and hard that it rubs on my girls legs and they complain of it hurting. Without it, they can’t seem to sit back far enough to keep all the pee in the dish. There always seems to be some down below that I’m having to clean up.It comes with a cute stick for toilet paper to sit on and they were really excited about it, but it’s so low to the ground that it’s always getting dirty.It’s supposed to transition to sitting on the adult toilet seat, it it doesn’t fit our toilet.I got tired of cleaning pee out from beneath the pee-tray (a closed space that I wanted to store the potty liners in) so we stopped using it.It is nice quality. Very stable and just heavy enough to not tip, so it’s not wobbly.

This is a great product for potty training. Easy to move around, but also sturdy. It has a few extra features including toilet paper holder, wipe compartment, shield for little boys, and it can be taken apart to sit on your toilet. We have only used it by itself. It’s not very sturdy on the toilet seat. It doesn’t fit tight on ours so it can easily move. It is easy to clean.