Reviews about Potty Training

emilyintx says "Nicely fitted and easy to use!" about Huggies Pull Ups with Learning Designs Training Pants

emilyintx — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:01:57 GMT

My daughter is potty training, and I use both diapers and Pull ups with her, depending on what's on sale. I recently tried the Pampers Easy-Ups, and there is no comparison! I love the Huggies Pull Ups! One thing that I really like is that the tear away sides have velcro so that can be reattached. After my daughter messes in them, I can open the sides, take it off, neatly roll it up, and seal it closed using the velcro. I find them to be as absorbant as other diapers.

I like the soft pink color and my daughter loves the princess designs. They are very cute on her.

The Huggies Pull Ups are more expensive than an equivalent number of diapers. I think they are worth it for the ease of use and good quality. My daughter loves it that she can pull them up and down by herself. I would highly recommend spending a little extra and buying the Huggies Pull Ups. You won't be disappointed!

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dandscross says "Better than Pampers" about Huggies Pull Ups with Learning Designs Training Pants

dandscross — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:52:49 GMT

We started training our 2 yeard old and used the "underware" method. We went out and bought some super hero underware which worked great at home but if we were going to be away from hom we had to find a better solution. Huggies Pull ups are great the side elastic is great you can detach it for the messest of messes. Our son loves the car design they have now and we make it into a game with the learnign designs. We tell him if he can keep the Cars there he will get a prize. He does pretty good but of course still has his accidents. The only down side to the pull-ups is that when he does have an accident the "pee" smell permeates everything. His pants, him everything. Make sure you bring a change of clothes because your toddler will be walking around smelling like pee even after you change to fresh pull-up...

TanaEdge says "Worth every penny!" about Kalencom Potette Plus 2-in-1

TanaEdge — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:20:56 GMT

This potty seat has been a lifesaver.

- It's so easy to transport, though we usually keep it in our van.

- It's easy to clean, so your child always has a sanitary place to potty when you aren't at home.

- The absorbent pad in the bottom of the liner bag does a wonderful job of absorbing the urine.

- It works really well as a potty seat on household toilets. It's not the best on public toilets because it doesn't fit well on their oblong shape. It slides a little bit as a result, which freaks my son out when he sits on it.

The primary downside is that the replacement bags are expensive. It works just fine with regular plastic shopping bags -- just make sure there are no holes! However, when you use regular bags, keep in mind that you'll end up with a bag of liquid pee.

I would really like to see the replacement liner bags sold in larger quantities. They come in a 10-pack, so we end up buying replacements quite frequently.

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lilpinkpiggies says "I great potty training tool!" about Huggies Pull Ups with Learning Designs Training Pants

lilpinkpiggies — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 02:01:33 GMT

OK...well I am going through a rough potty training stage right now! My 2 1/2 year old daughter is sooo darn stubborn that I feel like pulling out my hair! I swore I would never use pull ups but here I am using pull ups for abour 6 mos now!

My oldest daughter was trained within 2 days...I thought this wouldbe the same!!! Boy was I wrong!

Pull ups do have some great incentives!!! My daughter LOVES that there are princesses on her pull ups! She likes to chose which ones she will put on! She also likes that she can put them on herself....as a 2 year old loves to do! I happen to love that the sides are velcro like and I can peel them off of her as needed...even if she is running away from me! And that makes for easy one as well! I don't have to take off her pants of I don't want to! I can just pop themon with teh velcro!! Phew!

I also love that they have the thicker night time ones so I don't have to worry about using diapers at night!!! She loves them & that is helping us big time!

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mama2madalynn says "Overnight protection at it's best!" about Huggies Huggies Overnights Pull-Ups

mama2madalynn — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 01:15:28 GMT

My daughter is right now in the very last stages of the potty training. She is fully trained during the day and when we go places. But she still has accidents during the night time. So to keep everyone sane. I have been purchasing the Huggies Overnights Pull-ups for Girls. And they don't leak and they are just very convienent right now and are a big help. The Huggies Overnights Pull-ups for Girls are also cute too. They have the Disney Princess theme on them which is great for my daughter because she is very into princesses right now. I like that they are overnights too because they actually hold more than the regular Pull-ups do. The Huggies Overnights Pull-ups for Girls are thicker and better suited for overnight use. The Huggies Overnights Pull-ups are perfect for children who still need that added help during their potty training. Because the Huggies Overnights Pull-ups enable them to be training for potty use while at the same time not have accidents all over the place.

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popcorn2-rm says "Huggies Pull Ups Leak Like Crazy" about Huggies Pull Ups with Learning Designs Training Pants

popcorn2-rm — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 01:23:29 GMT

Our experience with Huggies Diapers have been a less than desirable one.

We have had major leakage problems. I know they are not diapers but they will not hold large urine consumption.

Due to them not holding a lot of accidental liquids, they give my daughter diaper rash so bad she can't wear anything on her bottom. Within 2 days of changing to another brand, her diaper rash went away by itself.

The velcro sides are not suitable either. If you unfasten them, they will go back together but do not stick as well & tend to fall off.

Although the velcro sides make it easy to change a mess one, this was a good idea except it needs to be actual velcro.

With all of our major problems with the Huggies, we contacted their manufacture & they were than happy to send us some coupons to use towards any of their products.

Although these are not our idea diapers, we have sometimes been forced to purchase them due to the store's out of stock of our original brand.

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Erica6635 says "good good good good good good little potty" about Fisher Price Royal Potty

Erica6635 — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 20:21:31 GMT

This potty is very cool indeed because my little godson had one an it helped him learn to go to the bath room on his on. when he was finished with it we passed it along to me little nice and she love it. her mother said that she would give this a great review and tell any one and every one that she new about this product. by the way my nice was potty trained by this potty to so I guess you can call it the potty trainer for two year olds and three year olds. I love it because it is so ceep and budget wise it want put a strain on you purse.I love the sound and the way it looks. it makes the child want to sit down and try to go potty. well with this chair they will do just that. the light's the sound and the real sound of a flush when they pull the handle. it sound's and looks so real. my godson and my nice learned very fanst with this potty so if you want your child to be trained in a little time then buy this potty.

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Svlemommy says "Huggies Pull Ups...the jury is out" about Huggies Pull Ups with Learning Designs Training Pants

Svlemommy — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:04:16 GMT

We are potty training! My Pull Up of choice has been Huggies Pull Ups. I'm not sure if I like them or not. The ones with the Learning Designs don't seem to teach my son anything. The Cool Alert at least makes him uncomfortable. I don't think they're helping him learn when he needs to go, but he is learning when he does go. They are absorbent, which could be another reason they aren't teaching a lot! I've only had one leak and it was just after naptime. The #2s have been contained well.

They are very easy to get on and off. My 3 year old son can do it all by himself, of course, we have to check to make sure he's "pointed down" so that we don't have a mess. Found that out the hard way!

I don't feel these are a good monetary value. I get 26 in a pack for about $8.99, depending on the store sales and any coupons I may have. We use at least two packs a week. I kinda feel like it's a waste, but I'd rather use them than underwear and have to deep clean my furniture!

I much prefer these to any...

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SHELLYCRUZ says "Not impressed" about Boon Dora the Explorer - 3-in-1 Potty Training Seat

SHELLYCRUZ — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 02:35:10 GMT

We bought this for our daughter and she was really excited about having a Dora potty, however, we were not so thrilled once we started to use it. Since a wee one needs to sit on a potty for some time, when she got up her bottom and her legs were all red, so not so comfy. Plus the bowl part would stick to her bottom making it a bit of a mess at times. Also, the shape of the bottom makes it unstable, so if she would lean forward to grab a book or a toy, the potty would tip and I would have to run over to catch her before she fell over. Not pleased at all and we have had to buy a new potty.

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chippie says "Highly recommend the Safety1st Potty Chair with Flushing Noise" about Safety 1st Potty Chair with Flushing Noise

chippie — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:35:11 GMT

We bought the Safety 1st Potty with Flushing Noises as a second training potty. I was tired of carrying a potty up and down the stairs every time we switched floors. We found this potty and liked the fact that it had the features of a "big people" potty. We got home that night and set it up for my 15 month old, lord you would have thought it was the greatest toy in the world.

We no sooner set it up and she had to pee. Well, all the sudden it starts singing to her as the pee is hitting the target at the bottom of the bowl, oh the smile. When the song finishes it says what a good job they have done and now it's time to flush and wash your hands.

I really loved the fact that it came with a progression chart & stickers to place on the chart. I was one of very few mothers I know who did not use M&M's as rewards for going potty.

I have since passed this potty onto my neighbor to use for her daughter, who is finally making progress after months of trying.

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tsktsk says "Great protection for overnight accidents!" about Pampers UnderJams

tsktsk — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 18:07:21 GMT

Wow, Pampers rules again! We've been in Pampers products much longer than I had ever anticipated, but they continue to impress me. I was worried as my child grew larger than some of the size recommendations for overnight protection products, but Pampers came through again with UnderJams! They help my child feel as though she is wearing panties to sleep in, but I am thrilled with the protection they provide for those overnight accidents. They are super-absorbent, and plenty large enough for her. I was also impressed to see that they offer even larger UnderJams, but I really hope we don't have to use those (no offense, Pampers!). I just hope we get through the accidents way before then! That is what I love most about Pampers, though. They understand children and their unique needs, so they anticipated the need for this type of product to protect their emotional and physical developments.

I also love the fact that Pampers points can also be found on these packages to be...

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MissNewWorld1984 says "Potty chair works like a charm" about Fisher Price Fun to Learn Potty

MissNewWorld1984 — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 20:50:50 GMT

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. I also used the potty chair with 2 of my nephews and it worked like a charm. So I would say anybody with children should at least try it one time. Please think about using this product and I promise you won't regret it. Thank You and Have a nice day!

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hockeygirl says "Difficult for a toddler" about Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants

hockeygirl — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:08:59 GMT

Okay so i know the whole potty training thing can be scary right? Well picture this, sitting in a hallway with 14 pre school children six of which are in the middle of potty training.. Scared yet? Pampers Feel N Learn Training Pants have both there pros a cons. As a pre school teacher they are my nightmare. I love the fact that they have the desings to let the children know when they are wet but the sides make it difficult. Most children have not mastered the fact that you do not need to strip down to the nude before changing your diaper. So haveing pull ups without the reconnecting sides makes both ends more difficult. Just imagen little Suzzie taking off her pants and pull up off in the middle of hall. Once the children have mastered the bathoom and know about privacy by all means. Give them the "Easy ups" until then.. lets stick to the reconnecting sides.

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Bryan-Carey says "Huggies Pull Ups Training Pants: Cute Design and Good Protection" about Huggies Pull Ups with Learning Designs Training Pants

Bryan-Carey — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 20:20:02 GMT

As babies grow older they transform into toddlers and one of the signs of toddlerhood is the transition from diapers to toilets. Fortunately, there are many products available to assist with making this changeover and one that we purchase with great frequency is Huggies Pull Ups with Learning Designs for Girls, a brand of training pants designed with little girls in mind.

Pull- Up Commentary:

Huggies Pull Ups with Learning Designs for Girls are shaped like a diaper, but with pre-attached sides so that a child can grab the pull- ups and slide their legs through the openings with ease. The material used in the construction of these training pants is similar to a diaper, but these pull- ups are a little less comforable than a diaper and a little thinner. Elastic on the sides helps keep the pull- ups held up against the child's skin and a second, elastic ridge helps to guard further against leaks. Velcro on the sides of these pull- ups make it easy to open up and re- seal, if necessary....

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faeriemama says "Does the job, doesn't cost an arm and a leg." about Safety 1st 1-2-3 Teach Me Training System

faeriemama — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 05:16:02 GMT

This is a great seat for the money. It's got everything some of the more expensive seats have: a splash guard for boys, a big potty adapter, close the lid and it's a stool, and put all the pieces together and it's a little potty chair. My daughter's been doing great with it. At first she wanted nothing to do with it, but that's because she wasn't ready. Now that's all she wants to do!

The only bad thing I have to say is that because it's so easy to take apart, toddlers can figure it out easily and grab the bowl and spill pee on the floor. But my daughter's pretty good and after watching me one time, she knows to pour the pee in the toilet and then take it to the sink and rinse it. I just wish the grippers stayed on better, because my daughter was able to pull them off and now I don't know where they are, so I have to hover over her when she's using it as a stool or else she could fall.

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jessalexander says "Graco Soft Seat Potty Trainer is comfy & practical." about Graco Soft Seat Potty Trainer

jessalexander — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:30:41 GMT

We received this potty chair as a gift, and it was great. The soft seat is wonderful for tiny booties, and it is removable for easy cleaning. It can also be used on the actual toilet to help the child transition from the potty chair to toilet. There are several things I liked about this chair, and a few things I felt could definitely use improvement. Something that could be seen as a Pro or a Con depending on whether you have a boy or a girl is the shield. It is made of a soft rubbery material and is easily removed. If you have a girl, this is a good thing...if you have a boy it is not. My son was always pulling it off, and then unable to put it back on. Most of the time he would remove it when he wasn't actually using the potty, but there were a couple incidents where it was removed at the beginning of a solo potty experience and I had a mess to clean up. The actual seat was relatively easy to clean except for when urine leaks into the base, but this didn't happen that...

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joni4122 says "Lets the big potty fit your little kid" about Mommy's Helper Cushie Traveler Folding Padded Potty

joni4122 — Sat, 02 May 2009 10:27:44 GMT

The Mommy's Helper Cushie Tushie Traveler Folding Padded Potty is a mouthful of a name but a great traveling potty topper that can be put right over top of a regular toilet seat to allow your toddler to fit without fear of falling in!

I'd read about other folding traveling potty seats online and heard horror stories from moms who said their kids' bottoms got pinched in the folds of the plastic seat. Not so with the cushie tushie! It's padded and folds easily, fits both round and oval toilet seats and comes with its own carrying bag.

We've used this while traveling to restaurants, hotels and grandmother's house. No more holding your toddler over a public toilet seat or having them try to balance while going potty. The cushie tushie seat is just their size and lets them be more independent. My girl likes to get her own toilet paper off the roll and doesn't like "help" on the potty. This seat topper is the perfect size to allow her to do that. The underside is hard plastic and can be...

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joni4122 says "Have a potty anywhere away from home!" about Fisher Price Active Gear: Potty On-the-Go

joni4122 — Sat, 02 May 2009 10:16:33 GMT

The Fisher Price Potty On-the-Go is one of the best pieces of baby/toddler gear we've ever purchased. It comes in a a great nylon carrying bag with plenty of pockets for extras and a shoulder strap. Looks so cool no one will know you're carrying around a potty!!

Inside, the potty is easy to set up by locking the three legs. It comes with plastic bags and absorbant pads but any grocery store or kitchen garbage bag will do and, in a pinch, a sanitary pad works inside so no reordering of specialty pads.

This Potty On-the-Go is perfect for those times at the playground when there is no bathroom available or only a questionably clean porta-potty. We keep the Fisher Price potty in our car and I can set it up in the hatchback so my kids can use it right inside the car.

We've also pulled it out alongside the road on long car trips in a potty emergency because it's comfortable and discreet. It's also sturdy so no folding up while kids are on it.

The best part is that it gives my kids and me...

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GAangel27 says "The best toilet trainer!" about Baby Bjorn Toilet Trainer

GAangel27 — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 15:32:24 GMT

The Baby Bjorn Toilet Trainer is the best on-top potty seat that I have found. When potty training, I went through three different potty seats, before buying this one. It is a lot more expensive, but is well worth it.

The Baby Bjorn potty seat is made of durable plastic with rubber lining and a convenient hook for storage. We purchased on of the 3M easily removable hooks and hung the potty seat on the side of the toilet while not in use. This potty also has a built in splash guard for boys. The hole is an adequate size without leaving your child feeling like they will fall in. On the underside of this potty, there is a place to adjust it to fit the size of your toilet (a wonderful plus!).

The first potty seat we purchased had a soft cushiony seat, but after several uses, there was a horrid smell coming from the bathroom. it took us a few days to realize that urine was actually trapped inside of the cushion. Yuck! The Baby Bjorn is made up of a durable plastic, so there is nowhere for...

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klamfr says "The first years Disney Princess 3-in-1 potty is great buy!!" about The First Years Disney Princess 3-in-1 potty

klamfr — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 07:19:53 GMT

my granddaughter got the first years Disney Princess 3-in-1 potty for a gift and i have to say that at first she did not like the potty she was scared but the next day she asked to get on the potty.I like that you can use the potty three ways.she can use it on the regular toliet,also as a step stool like to stand on to the sink and i like that alot.I think that it is a good value for the money because you can use it for 3 things and not just 1 thing and I also like that it is made strong that means that it can be stored away and used for another child,that saves money to be able to reuse the potty for a later time in the future. The height is just right for her legs.The potty comes with a certificate for when she gets potty trained ,and there is a web site you can go to for charting the progress of potty training and you can get more info on the web site also.I have to say I highly reccomend the first years disney princess 3-in-1 potty for its good value and strong built and good height...

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