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This potty will leak more than your child will.
I absolutely hate this potty. My wife and I thought the potty would be a great motivator to get our son to start using the potty. He wasn't motivated by it at all. However, the worst thing about this potty is that it leaks everywhere. Every single time my son using the potty I have to clean the potty and the floor it sits on. I have checked it and check it to see if something is amiss but to no avail. Don't waste your money on this one. You'd do better with a Maxwell House can. This isn't a Royal Potty, it's a royal pain.

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NO thanks!
We purchased this when my daughter was a little over a year. We thought it was so cute. Around 18 months we started working with her. She saw this as more of a toy than anything else. She continually wanted to make the music go off, so she would put toys in it or stand in it. It defeated the purpose...she wanted to play rather than potty. We ended up taking the batteries out and put it away for a while. We bought another chair to use...but we still use this one (as we have 4 bathrooms). She is now well-potty trained and does everything on her own. My other major complaint is how hard it is for her to empty the chair. WHen she tries to pull out the dish, it tends to spill b/c the dish is so well connected. Our other potty chairs are SO much easier for her to empty AND put back!!! This one, she can't get it back on the "hooks" underneath. So, needless to say, I wouldn't buy this again!!!

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Great little potty!
I ordered this potty for my son after being disappointed by another one I had purchased (from another maker) and which always produced spills since the tray was constantly falling out. This product looks very sturdy, comfortable for the child to sit on and, I'm not sure if they have improved it since other reviews on this page, but the tray secures very well on it. <
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>Now, I will admit that my son hasn't used it yet. We believe he was intimidated a little by the light sensor and even though I took the batteries out (would have preferred if it had an on/off switch) he still points at it, says nice potty but refuses to sit on it. <
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>Why did I give it five stars you will ask? Because the fact that my son was intimidated by it does not mean that other children will too. It is a very nice product. Better than anything I have ever seen here in Greece and believe me we searched a lot. <
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>So if you feel that your child may have the same problem as my son don't let that stop you from buying this cute and sturdy little potty/ chair as we call it, it might be just right for your child. Just avoid putting the batteries in when you first introduce it to your child until he or she has adjusted to using it. <
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>I am one of those people that believe that the child will decide when he/she is ready to potty train. Forcing a child will not just make them resent any potty but also the process. Potty training at 10 months might be a little too demanding on the child, and early or late potty training does not make a child any smarter or less smart anyway. After all they all do learn to go potty eventually. Also a potty is a personal thing just like a baby bottle, I made the mistake of not allowing my child to pick his own by allowing him to at least see it in the store (I just ordered it)! Don't make the same mistake, give your child the option of picking; it will give them the confidence that it is their decision after all. <
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