Summer Infant Lil Loo Toddler Potty (Pink)

The quality of the product by itself is good.great material and smooth edges safe for kids.but it came wrapped in only cling film.no box or carton.just plain cling film which had obviously torn in places during transit and as a result the product had scratches.

Bought this instead of the Baby Bjorn much more expensive potty. It's pretty much the same, just small differences in design that don't affect the use or cleanup at all.Easy to clean, looks comfortable to use. Has non-slip material under, so it doesn't move around on a slippery floor.

Very good for the price, don't waste your money on the $50 versions. It's a potty, it does what it's supposed to do!

Helped my daughter succeed.

not the best quality baby cracked it within two weeks.

Excellent for the price. little big for my kid but still being used. The sticker said for kids from 1.5 years to 5 years

Just like the Baby Bjorn except it's a little wider and a fraction of the price!

If you have a daughter buy it.

Excelent!

It is a quality and sturdy potty, for great price. BUT the seat is wide. If you have a narrow bodied child, go with the baby born potty. My daughter was very uncomfortable with this wider summer infant potty because she is slim and complained she was falling in. See my pics but summer infant width was 9 inches, compared to 7.5 inches for the baby born. Otherwise it's a great inexpensive potty option.

About a year and a half ago, our twins were 2 1/2 years old when they started showing some interest in the potty. We decided we should purchase two toddler potties so we didn't run into issues where they would fight over them or have accidents while waiting for the other one to finish. Since we needed to buy two and didn't want to spend a lot of money, I started looking closely at options that were good and fairly inexpensive. The Summer Infant Lil' Loo Potty looked like our best option since we could purchase two potties for about $20 so we ordered the raspberry one for our daughter and the teal one for our son.These potties are made in the USA of plastic. They measure about 12 inches across the seat and 12 inches tall at the highest point in the back. The seat sits about 6 inches off the ground. The removable bowl itself measures 9 inches across (includes the part where kids sit) and the hole measures 5 inches wide by 7 1/2 inches long. It has a splash guard for boys to prevent urine from getting all over the floor. There is a high back so kids can lean back if they want and four rubber pieces on the bottom to prevent slippage. The maximum weight for these potties is 50 pounds.Our twins didn't use these right away and started potty training a little later but, once they started, these worked well for us. I have boy/girl twins and we found these potties work well for both genders. They are the perfect height for small children and my kids were able to sit down on their potties by themselves. When we first started potty training, we bought some stickers so they could decorate their potties since the potties are a bit plain and that was a fun activity for them! The bowl is easy to clean because once my kids have done their business, I just remove the bowl, dump it in the big toilet, and clean out the bowl. At the end of the day or after they do #2, I wipe out the potties with antibacterial wipes and that keeps them fairly clean. You can also bleach the potties if there is some staining.I found just one issue that caused me to rate these potties four stars instead of five stars. There are four rubber feet on the bottom to prevent slipping but my kids will sometimes spend way too much time scooting across the floor. Usually this isn't a big problem and I'm sure my kids aren't the only ones that like to move around while sitting on the potties. I also didn't consider the fact that there is no lid so the potties are open to everything. Before my kids started regularly using them, they put their toys in them which wasn't a problem at the time but it's something to consider. Once they started using them all the time, they haven't put anything inside them which is good because then I'd have to clean up the toys! For the price, the absence of a lid has been mostly okay and I can't really complain too much.Overall, these potties have worked well for us for the past year and a half. They were a good size for my kids for the majority of the time and now my kids are almost four and a bit too big so they've now moved onto the big potty. I'd say the positives outweigh the couple negatives I found and the price we paid was excellent! If you are looking for a potty for your little one(s) and don't want to spend a lot of money or need to buy several for different rooms in your house, the babysitter's, or grandma's, these are a good option.. They come in bright, fun colors for both boys and girls, are easy to clean, and won't drain your wallet. I'd definitely recommend them to anyone who is starting to potty train because they've worked well for us and held up nicely!

My daughter already had Baby Bjorn potty, she likes it a lot, my second daughter ready for potty so I decided to buy another one for her. I was a bit worried because of the price, I didn't think it's possible to buy good quality for a little money. And I was pleasantly surprised how good is this potty. Girls both want to use it now! Don't see much different between this two brands.

Obviously should have come with a manual, we're still working with it.

These potties are cheap and simple. Work for what they are intended, without silly "bells and whistles." The splash guard is handy for my daughter, who sits at an angle to watch herself. She empties it and puts it back together without any issue. We have a Fisher Price potty that she likes, but it's harder for her to put back together, since it's three pieces instead of two.Just be aware that the "raspberry" color is not really pink like the picture. It only looks pink if light is shining through it. Sitting on the floor, it looks red.

My daughter liked using this for only a short while.. Unfortunately she didn't care for it as much as the days went on. She would always take out the removable inner portion and refused to poo in it EVER. Aside from my daughter's reaction to it, it's overall a functional potty trainer and does as it's supposed to. It's easy to clean and easy to move around. The price is also great since most potties are unbelievably high-priced!? It's a mini potty for goodness sakes! lol

I like the color this came in, but the love ends there. Firstly, the rubber grips on the bottom were useless. The potty went flying every time my daughter tried to sit on it until she was big enough to hold it down while trying to sit. Now for the best part, she sat on it maybe 20 times in total, while we patiently waited for her to be interested in using it. Well after actually peeing in it yesterday and this morning, it now developed a crack up the back and is completely useless. I regret not spending the money on a better make from the beginning. A potty that goes sliding is dangerous, and nothing that a toddler sits on should be so cheaply made that it cracks when a 5th percentile child sits on it.