Jool Baby Potty Training Seat with 2 Step Ladder for Toddlers - Soft Cushioned Seat & Splash Guard, Adjustable Height (Gray)

I credit this toilet seat with potty training my daughter. It is so easy for kids to climb up on, is steady and sturdy, and so easy to clean. It can be easily tucked away when not in use and was so easy to assemble. We have one in every bathroom! Highly recommend.

Great product all of my kids like it. Make it easier for them to sit and relax on the pottle with out worrying about falling in. It doesn't wiggle, and is easy for them to put on and off of the toilet.

I was a bit skeptical when I first assembled this because it seemed a little unsteady compared to what I had imagined. However, it's been working out well. My daughter can climb up and down off of it safely. I appreciate the fact that it folds, allowing me to conveniently store it on the side of the toilet when not in use. In fact, my mother ended up getting a very similar one for her house because it's easy for my nephew to move around, and he's 8. The grip on the handles is nice, and while the cushion on the seat is decent, I've seen ones with better cushioning. Nonetheless, for potty training purposes, I think this was a good addition considering the price point. Just make sure to follow the assembly instructions carefully for stability.

Sadly potty training is still going horribly😭but my toddler loves this seat and that can go sit on the seat independently. He’s on the shorter side and is still able to get on it perfectly without help. The stairs can’t take too much pressure or they will crack (I accidentally stepped on the bottom stair.) Other than that it’s steady. I just love that my toddler feels good to get some independence being able to use it on his own.

Installation was easy, and the height is good for my 2-year-old. However, I wish the foot stools were adjustable. The top step isn’t close enough for my toddler to comfortably rest his feet on—he’s actually taller than most kids his age. I looked for other options that would let him rest his feet while using a standard toilet but couldn’t find any, so we decided to keep this one. Overall, it works well despite that small issue.

We absolutely love this! We initally started out potty training with a small kids sized portable potty but quickly got sick of keeping up with cleaning it. This has made our seemingly abnormally tall toilet very accessible for both my 3 and 4 year old. It took a little adjusting for them to climb up and turn around to sit down but they quickly learned the coordination. It is easy to wipe clean when needed! It lifts off and folds for easy storage aside the toilet when not in use. Both my 3 and 4 year old can lift and place it on themselves without any issue. It has several height options and was easy to assemble and adjust to the correct height for our toilet - we've used both at my parents on their very short toilet and on our quite tall toilet. The kids love it - we love it! My children have been using it for at least a year and it was definately worth the purchase.

We got this to upgrade from training potty when he’s ready to start using big potty; I think I set it up a few days ago and he just decided to try this tonight, with success!Kind of Cons: We have an old “round” toilet and this had to be used with the seat up because there is a lip under the ladder seat that doesn’t clear our toilet seat hole, making it otherwise pretty unstable. I should try it on our newer oval toilet too… I could see it fitting over the toilet seat better maybe. I am able to get it very stable on the round toilet once I learned the toilet seat had to be fully up… fine, but my husband doesn’t really keep the rim clean, so not ideal at the moment…. 🥴 The hing can be a little tricky too, you have to make sure the hinge part is locked “down” into place for stability and flat surface. This is okay for adults setting it up but I’m a little nervous if my toddler attempts to set up out of our sight, he’s not going to do this locking step to click it into place. Also folding it takes some effort to pull the joint “up” to unlock. Might take some getting used to, or we leave it on for him?Pros: it’s pretty compact/somewhat easy fold, very light! — my toddler can move it against the wall where it stands. He’s very into doing things himself so I love there’s possibility for independence with it. We have a very tiny bathroom with limited space so I really wanted something compact and stable platform.I think overall this fits the bill but I’m just not sure yet if it’s too nuanced for a 2-3yr old to set up safely on their own; going to take some practice and training, we’ve only used it once and I had to hold it for him since I hadn’t worked out all the stability kinks yet. I am pleased that a ladder like this is making him feel more comfortable and confident to try the big potty though! He was very against big potty prior to getting this. UPDATE: we’ve had it up for a couple days with exclusive use, #1 & #2. I like this enough to keep it, glad it’s working out for us!

The best for potty training. Quick and easy to set up and folds to store. Very stable and easy for toddler to use.