Kalencom Potette Plus 2-in-1 Travel Potty and Trainer Seat - Dual-Purpose Potty Training Toilet Seat - Portable Potty for Toddler Travel - with Durable, Lock-in Legs and Splash Guard - Pastel Mint

This was recommended to me by a potty training mom, and it is excellent! We moved across country and we’re hit with a stomach virus as we began to travel. This saved the day more than once as we could pull over and have a kid using it before an accident occurred. It stores easily under a seat or in the trunk of small vehicles, and the included bags are excellent! (A grocery bag with a diaper in it is a great backup if you run out.)

I am really happy with this product. It's easy to use and I like that it can put on the big toilet in public restroom, too.

Too short for a tall toddler for regular use, but small enough for easy packing.I got this for a camping trip, since my almost-4 toddler sometimes needs to go asap overnight and I didn't want to wake up baby sister to take them both to the camp restroom. And figured it'd be a great solution for the emergency need-to-go-now moments at playgrounds and traveling.I bought the liners, which fit nicely, and can tell it'd do the job. Great folding, feels secure, easy to set up and clean. But my very tall toddler sat on it once in the tent, (had her knees up by her ears and I was afraid pee was about to spray everywhere except the lining), and she decided she'd rather go to the camp restroom instead... So it hasn't been used yet.It's still good to have in the car for emergencies. Definitely not what I'd buy for regular use for a tall kid though. Probably will be more useful when starting potty training my next baby.

Nice for public restrooms or taking the kiddo to friends houses to put over their toilet. But not great for on the go, the legs collapse immediately. It says it supports up to 50lbs. My kiddo is 40…and the bags don’t soak up much urine…

This little potty is great for travel. We go my oldest son's baseball games alot and sometimes the facilities are a far walk for toddler legs. But when they are close she will use it on the "big" potty. But the travel bag reminds of a patient belongings bag you get from the hospital wish they would have thought alittle better on bag. My toddler is now fully trained and she can get on the potty seat on her own.