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Most HelpfulI bought this chair on impulse, because my toddler was showing potty readiness. Oh how I wished I'd read other parents' reviews, because I never would have plunked down the 34 bucks for this thing!
Yes, it is cute. It looks like a little mini potty. My son enjoyed "flushing" the potty and dancing...
review »This is the most efficient way to potty train your little ones. I liked this method the most because it made my child feel like a big boy. I thouhgt it would be hard to potty train my son but with the help of Fisher Price's Potty it made a flush noise when my child got off the chair. So it helped him learn and remember to flush the toilet when your done using it. I would reconmmend this to all parents and as long as you are consistent it should not be long before your child is potty trained. I started my son off using the potty chair when he turned 1 years old and by te age of 2 he was a pro....
review »I paid $30 for the Fisher Price Fun to Learn Potty. It seemed like a great buy for helping my daughter potty train. She loves the congratulatory music and the "flusher". I had no trouble getting her to sit on it. What bothers me is that sometimes in the middle of the night we can hear the music. I have to take the cup out so this won't happen. It's weird, almost like this potty has a mind of it's own. It is easy to clean though and overall my family and I enjoy this potty chair.
this potty chair is pretty cute
it looks like a real potty except there is not really a spot for toilet paper it could use a holder there
the other drawback is it doesnt really flush
my daughter didnt think it was real because of that
and the potty is small too small for a little boy