Which potty, reducer and stool are useful?

Which potty, reducer and stool are useful?

With the right stuff, you make practicing accessible. You don't have to make expensive purchases: practical and simple often works best.

Choose a stable potty

Make sure the feet can be on the ground and the potty is sturdy.

Why this works: your child feels safe and relaxed.

Use a toilet reducer

A reducer provides support and prevents fear of the big hole.

Why this works: your child sits stable and dares to try faster.

Add a stool

With a stool, your child can climb themselves and rest their feet.

Why this works: this promotes independence and a good sitting posture.

Keep cleaning simple

Opt for materials that you can easily rinse out.

Why this works: less hassle for you, quicker to get back to practicing.

Involve your child in choosing the potty. Choosing together gives motivation and ownership.