http://www.viewpoints.com/Potty-Training Wed, 06 Aug 2008 05:43:22 GMT Reviews about Potty Training http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-7faa5 the baby bjorn potty seat,is pretty colorful,but its not something i would go crazy on for one its too expensive,and too flashy for the kids they will not use it for long,i think i would just go for something that talks to grab my kids attention,or lights up something to make them want to go to the bathroom on there... Wed, 06 Aug 2008 05:43:22 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-7faa5 isis1212354 3 http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-71cc7 The Bjorn Potty Chair is a simple design that allows for easy cleaning. With the chairs stream line style there aren't any cracks and crevices that pee can get stuck in. It's also very sturdy. I have a tall toddler that seemed to tip in other potty chairs that we tried.But the Bjorn Potty Chair was very sturdy.  This is by far my favorite potty chair, and we went through 2 others before I found this... Mon, 28 Jul 2008 02:29:23 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-71cc7 jbcheshire 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Pampers-Feel-N-Learn-Training-Pants-review-179a5 Training pants are so expensive. So, if you are going to buy the disposable ones you better get the good ones. — — Pampers are where it's at. They hold in leaks; even through the night. They have a nice added perfume smell. Plus, they have cute designs that kids love to wear. — — Also, if you have a kmart in your hometown they offer generic training pants that are cheap and work well. You get 44 training pants for only $8.00. Now, thats a bargain. —... Mon, 28 Jul 2008 01:06:15 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Pampers-Feel-N-Learn-Training-Pants-review-179a5 GrahamFam03 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Royal-Potty-review-617d3 I bought this in hope to make poty trianing a breeze, well it is all but that.. — This chair is great looking, I use it in my living room, the only proble that I hate is that it is way too easy for my daughter to pull the tray with the pee in it out.. more time than not she gets up so fast with eagerness to dump the pot that she ends up spilling the pee everywhere and what a mess that makes of the carpet, I have had to buy plastic sheet to put down under the potty to make life easier —... Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:43:38 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Royal-Potty-review-617d3 strlght26 3 http://www.viewpoints.com/Especially-for-Kids-Travel-Potty-Seat-review-37d44 The Especially for Kids Travel Potty Seat is a waste of money and is frustrating to use.  As everyone knows, public restrooms are often scary for kids and germs are lurking in every corner.  I purchased this travel potty seat to keep my hands and my child's body off public toilet seats.  This travel potty seat miserably failed my expectations - I ended up touching toilet seats more due to the bad fit.  The travel potty seat kept popping off the seat and would not fit securely.  I tried the travel potty seat on different types of toilet seats with similar bad results.  — My boy who is almost three was scared of the travel potty seat because he slid around on it due to the bad fit.  My son was more comfortable with my holding him on a big toilet seat than using this travel potty seat.  — ... Wed, 09 Jul 2008 15:17:36 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Especially-for-Kids-Travel-Potty-Seat-review-37d44 vetter2005 1 http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-de0b2 My 2 1/2 year old son just potty trained and loved using this seat.  I love how sturdy it is and that it looks comfortable for him to sit on.  He loves that he can get on and off by himself and feels like a big boy.  I really like how this seat isn't embellished with characters and blends in to match my bathroom (I have white).  —... Sat, 08 Mar 2008 16:24:44 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-de0b2 RachinCali 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Graco-Soft-Seat-Trainer-review-0fbd1 I have been using this potty chair since my daughter was 7 months old, she is 30 months now. I had to replace the soft seat twice, it was always ripping on the seam. I called Graco and they replaced the seat without any problems. — I like the idea of being able to take the seat off and use it on a regular toilet. Although my daughter does not like that concept. She is only using the potty chair. However, the thought behind it is great. — The potty chair is easy to clean and converts to a stepping stool. Ideal for small bathroom. — I think the price was average to reasonable. I did not look for any of the other futures like music or voice activation. — I plan on using it for or soon to be born son, it comes with a shield that is easily added and removed. —... Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:22:09 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Graco-Soft-Seat-Trainer-review-0fbd1 fytergurl 3 http://www.viewpoints.com/Safety-1st-3-1-Potty-Chair-review-96968 Safety 1st 3 in 1 Potty Chair is designed to help parents with each stage of potty training.  First the chair sits on the floor with an easily removable seat and container.  Parents can remove the seat itself and place it onto a regular toilet seat, where it snaps into place.  Lastly, the bottom of the chair flips over so that a child may stand on it to get up to the big person toliet as well as to wash their hands at the sink.  — The bottom of the chair/step stool is white. The removable seat is blue and the catch all container is white.  The container has a protective cup that is a part of the seat. You simply turn it to the back of the chair for girls and turn it to the front for boys.  — The price is a reasonable $9.99 at Wal-mart. My Viewpoint: This is a pretty basic potty chair, nothing really special about it.  There is no music, bells, whistles or activities for a child to do while seated at the bottom. It pretty... Sun, 24 Feb 2008 16:43:46 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Safety-1st-3-1-Potty-Chair-review-96968 LisaCarey 3 http://www.viewpoints.com/Pampers-Feel-N-Learn-Training-Pants-review-310d0 I have always been a big Pampers fan.  We used Swaddlers and Pampers Sensitive Wipes and loved them!  So when it came time to potty train my middle daughter we thought we'd stick with a Pampers brand and bought the Feel N Learns.  BIG mistake!  It was no different than buying diapers.  Everytime we sat on the potty (every 1-2 hours) we had to put a new one on because the sides on these tear constantly.  One time my daughter pulled her pants down and the Feel N Learn was only attached at one side the other side had torn in half!  The nice thing about Pull-Ups is the velcro sides.  If you need to change one, or if it just comes undone you can velcro the Pull-Ups back together.    Needless to say when the Feel N Learns were gone we bought Huggies Pull... Thu, 14 Feb 2008 00:25:00 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Pampers-Feel-N-Learn-Training-Pants-review-310d0 winterfamily5 2 http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Fun-to-Learn-Potty-review-3dbf4 I bought this for my daughter when it was new to the market.  Unfortunately there really weren't enough reviews to know NOT to buy it.  She used it twice and then proceeded to only play with it.  Although she thought it was a very amusing toy, I wasn't amused that I had paid so much for something that wasn't actually doing it's job. I think the part that bothered me the most was the fact that it would tell her she had gone potty as soon as she sat down.  I know it confused her and made it hard for her to understand the concept!  I turned around and bought 2 plain ol' "sit on top of the toilet" potty seat and step stools and she almost immediately started going potty the way I knew she would've had that toy not distracted her so badly!  I'm only giving it a 2 stars because it is very cute and my daughter did use it, even though she used it for a... Wed, 13 Feb 2008 00:54:49 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Fun-to-Learn-Potty-review-3dbf4 MamaRere 2 http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-ee6f0 I bought two other potty seats, but none of the pee shields were high enough. My son would end up peeing all over the place, which was no fun for anyone. This potty seat is perfect! It has a high enough shield, that the pee stays in the little pot. It is bigger than the cheaper Baby Bjorn seats and the cup pulls out, both well worth the extra... Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:36:01 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-ee6f0 RambleQueen 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-4f6d I purchased this because I loved the cute design and the fact that my daughter had support with this where she could rest her back.  We haven't gotten to potty training yet because at first I tried and it worked where she was going on it but she was still only about 9 months and then she didn't want to stay sitting anymore.  Now I am waiting until she is a full 18 months before trying it out again.  In the meantime we have decorated the back of it with care bear stickers so now she knows where the potty is when I ask her.  Another thing I like is that the top comes apart easily for easy clean up.  However this isn't something you could really walk around with since it would be bulky.  I like it though and can't wait to potty train soon. ... Sat, 22 Dec 2007 23:29:47 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Baby-Bjorn-Potty-Chair-Green-review-4f6d Natasha66acting 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Royal-Potty-review-0c111 I love this Potty, but my son is special needs and is older, therfore he doesnt fit on it really well, but the bigger potty scares him. He loves the music, but it goes off at random times. Many times this is in the middle of the night and scares us all half to death. Being that he is a bigger boy he cannot aksways make sure the pee pee is tucked under which can lead to messes. I think that I would like this product better with a typical and younger child.... Thu, 20 Dec 2007 22:56:24 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Royal-Potty-review-0c111 pietilagirly25 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Pampers-Feel-N-Learn-Training-Pants-review-454a0 I have tried every training pant on the market and these are the only ones that my 3 yr old son will wear. — I have also out of desperation with training my son found the one and only piece of advice that has truly helped.  I follow my son with a bowl, a disposable bowl that I catch his pee in when ever he goes.  After a week or so of this he now looks for the bowl but even with that I couldn't get him to wear any other training pants.  These have been a life saver on my laundry budget. —... Wed, 19 Dec 2007 23:29:17 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Pampers-Feel-N-Learn-Training-Pants-review-454a0 blue291 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Graco-Soft-Seat-Trainer-review-b2bb2 This training toilet sounded great until we bought it. The removeable seat moved all over and could be bumped off easily. The stepstool is a joke. It doesn't even hold a small amount of weight without collapsing. When the child urinates, it leaks under the seat, under the bowl, and in every small crack.  It started to smell because no matter how hard you try to keep it clean, it just doesn't work.  We bought the Once Upon a Potty seat for our next child and truly love it.  It is only one piece and my child can get on and off with... Wed, 19 Dec 2007 13:29:55 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Graco-Soft-Seat-Trainer-review-b2bb2 MySpecial4 1 http://www.viewpoints.com/Pampers-Feel-N-Learn-Training-Pants-review-6daa2 In general, the Feel and Learns are good products. The designs (currently Dora for girls, not sure for boys) are fun for the kids. My daughter loves getting her "Dora diaper panties." and putting them on herself. They pull up just like panties, and the designs make it easy for her to tell which direction is the front. — However...there is no real way for the child to tell if they are wet or not. Unlike PullUps brand that has the wetness liners and the cool alert, these have nothing. So most of the time, I have to tell her she's wet b/c she doesn't realize it. They are just like a diaper when it comes to being wet. She realizes she's dirty, but not wet b/c the absorb like diapers do. — I would recommend them, but not to someone who was just starting potty training..only to someone who was working later on in the training. —... Tue, 18 Dec 2007 01:53:29 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Pampers-Feel-N-Learn-Training-Pants-review-6daa2 kott102407 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Royal-Potty-review-d9f22 The potty's price was great and it works fine as a plain old potty....BUT the guard for the boys is always falling down at the slightest bump which means my toddler immediately reaches for it and if he starts to pee he'll make a mess! — Also the music feature is supposed to sing when he pees or poops but half the time he pees and it doesn't go off and half the time he doesn't pee and it does go off! — A bonus it the way it easily converts to a step stool for handwashing. — It's a o.k. potty for the price. —... Mon, 17 Dec 2007 23:19:14 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Royal-Potty-review-d9f22 bekaht03 3 http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Active-Gear%3A-Potty-On-the-Go-review-8914 — Ok, I don't work for nor purposely intend to do PR for Fisher Price but, I tell everyone I meet who has a toddler that this is my personal parent's-pick-of-the-year! This Fisher Price Active Gear Potty-on-the-go has been so incredibly helpful that I'm surprised I hadn't heard of it before stumbling across the whole "portable" potty on my own. Perhaps when I'd previously heard "portable," I thought of the little seat that goes on the adult seat but THIS is it's own, COMPACT, easy to tote, simple, clean, stand alone, no-need-to-touch-the-public-toilet, most awesome potty ever! And I realize I'm getting excited about a "potty" but, it really has been a trip-saver many times! Now, we have no more shortened trips to the park or frustrating trips to Wal*Mart or Costco. I simply bring this stylish carry case wherever we go and when my eldest has to use the potty (2-3 years old ... it's been about a year now), we simply park our cart or, at the park, move to a private area, or... Sat, 15 Dec 2007 08:43:10 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Active-Gear%3A-Potty-On-the-Go-review-8914 Lena 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Fun-to-Learn-Potty-review-f4080 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 —... Fri, 30 Nov 2007 02:47:16 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Fun-to-Learn-Potty-review-f4080 rachaelb82 3 http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Royal-Potty-review-20530 I bought this potty in 2004 for my 3 year old son who was learning to go potty.  I bought this potty because it was small and easy to store.  My son hated the big potty and this made him feel more secure.  I loved that it came with the book.   To try and get my son to be patient enough to sit on the potty we would read the book and sing songs over and over.  When I had my twins in 2004 I used this potty again.  Once again my kids loved it.  I think it mostly the size is what they like.  Also, it is very stable, no tipping over.  I love that it is super easy to clean and disinfect.  The music was great and the toddlers love it.  The only problem I have with the music is that sometimes it comes on when the child has not gone potty.  This makes the parent have to check and see if the child went potty and that requires the child to get up and sit back down.  Some times I had trouble getting my toddlers to sit back down... Thu, 29 Nov 2007 19:08:56 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Fisher-Price-Royal-Potty-review-20530 haygirl77 4