Portable Potty Emergency Toddler Urinal Toilet for Baby Child and Kids Car Travel and Camping and Pee Pee Training Potty Cup for Girls

I now keep one of these in my car at all times. We’ve had to use it on numerous times, some for long trips, other Bc there was no access to a restroom. It was easy to clean. The sprout also ensure that there would be less of a mess by providing a barrier for urine not to be splashed around. It fits in a cup holder so when filled, doesn’t need to be lying on the ground (I haven’t tested if it was leak-proof while on its side). Overall, a must-have for traveling with little boys.

This has made my life sooo much easier, I cant even begin to explain. Used to be that when I went out with my toddler, I still found myself packing soo many supplies, between a portable potty seat, wipes, lysol, disinfectant, and seat covers my purse was always full of potty stuff. Not to mention that as soon as she mentioned those dreadded words "I have to go to the potty" I would have to drop everything and run to the nearest BR. This makes potty time a breeze when ee are out and about. I am a borderline germaphobe, so using the rest room with her was to much of a sanitizing ritual, tjis makes it sooo easy. I just regret not buying before. I love how secure the seal is once it is used, never have had a leak. Do yourself a favor and get it!

My son who is currently potty training started using this with no hesitation, so I love it! It is great for emergencies on the go, avoiding nasty public restrooms or as a tool to keep potty training interesting. The seal seems pretty good and there is a sort of funnel inside to help keep anything from coming back out. Easy to take apart to clean. I bought a second one so we can have one to keep in each vehicle. I'll still keep a portable potty in the back of the car in case of #2, of couse, but this is clearly more practical and less messy for boys most of the time.

Traveling from FL to WI. We spend a good 25 hours on the road. So, this definitely came in handy for our 4 year old that needs to pee every 15 minutes. Saved us a lot more time not having to stop at every rest stop.This didn’t leak, however it did drip. That might be inevitable though. You just have to be super careful with it. Which, being in the car while it’s in motion, there was bound to be a drip here and there. It was from the very top though; user error.I would absolutely purchase this again and most definitely recommend!

Not completely leak-proof, so I took one star for that. Other than that, it was an absolute lifesaver on our recent road trip. We drove for 22 hours each way. The only thing I did differently is I took the white funnel part out. When I tested it with water, it seemed to make a spill more likely (when taking it out, and you have to take it out to empty it and wash it). Also, I'm not sure how it would fare with a strong stream. No splashes during use. Just don't forget to put them in a gallon Ziploc bag.

I got the first one 2 years ago for my first grandsonAnd was mocked about his purchaseOnce the started to potty train my first grandson the started using it and they can’t live without it anymore . It’s so easy to use Where ever u areIt eliminates using dirty bathrooms with ur child and is quick and easyThis turned out to be one of the best things I ever boughtThey even bought a second one for the other car and their friends bought one for their sonAbsolutely satisfied

This was the final thing that we needed for potty training. My kid finally got it. It's a bit gross where my son likes to put water in it and shake it. He wants to help clean it after it done, which I don't really mind the help. Anyway, we traveled for 3 days and he got the hang of it. I offered him the choice of using the "elephant" or the "potty". By the end of the 3 days, on the flight, the choice became the potty. We still take it in the car so we can use it when we come upon less than stellar bathroom conditions.

This was great for my already potty trained 3 year old on our long outings and trips. For one, way more sanitary than having to struggle to have them sit at public toilets when you are trying to manage two kids at once. They are able to hold it and just hand it to you when they are done. My kiddo thought it was cool too, so that's a plus that he liked it in the first place. I don't go anywhere without it, just in case! This should be a must buy for any mother with little boys. =)