Sorry this seems silly but I cant tell from reviews. So this is just a "step up" to the toilet right? so still need to purchase a toddler size seat?
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Yes this is just a really, really nice step stool that doesn't move and provides really nice handles. I bought the Kohler transitions (used the Bjorn seat for my son but prefer the built in.)
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Yes. This simply allows the child to step up onto the seat. It is also wide enough for the child to turn around on his own. As for a potty seat, our child prefers the one that is hidden inside of the toilet seat, such as this: Bemis 1583 Slow Elongated Flip Toilet Potty Seat
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That is correct. By the way, since you will need to buy a potty seat, I bought and used the baby bjorn potty seat for the bathroom that my son used exclusively (with the potty stool). However, I have one made by Kohler in the guest bathroom that has a normal size seat and a baby seat (you just flip it up or down for the correct seat). It was easy to install and pretty inexpensive. Guests love it because it makes it very easy for the little ones to use the guest bathroom too. I would use that instead of a baby bjorn that you would have to take off and one if adults and the child are sharing a bathroom. That is correct. By the way, since you will need to buy a potty seat, I bought and used the baby bjorn potty seat for the bathroom that my son used exclusively (with the potty stool). However, I have one made by Kohler in the guest bathroom that has a normal size seat and a baby seat (you just flip it up or down for the correct seat). It was easy to install and pretty inexpensive. Guests love it because it makes it very easy for the little ones to use the guest bathroom too. I would use that instead of a baby bjorn that you would have to take off and one if adults and the child are sharing... » Read More That is correct. By the way, since you will need to buy a potty seat, I bought and used the baby bjorn potty seat for the bathroom that my son used exclusively (with the potty stool). However, I have one made by Kohler in the guest bathroom that has a normal size seat and a baby seat (you just flip it up or down for the correct seat). It was easy to install and pretty inexpensive. Guests love it because it makes it very easy for the little ones to use the guest bathroom too. I would use that instead of a baby bjorn that you would have to take off and one if adults and the child are sharing a bathroom. « Show Less
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Yes, it is a step up with handles. It does not attach to the toilet so you will need a seat minimizer.
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yes that is correct. You still need to purchase a potty seat to go over the regular toilet seat.
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Yes u will still need to get a toilet ring if they r small enough to fall in
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Correct. You do need to purchase the actual toddler size seat. I purchased the Prince Lionheart weepod that was soft. Now that he's potty trained I just use the adult/child combo toilet seats. Hope this helps :-)
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This is correct this is just the step not the seat insert. However I got my insert at target for about 10$.
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I want to ensure the "BOTTOM SUPPORT" of this seat is going to be comfortable for EVERYDAY USE, along w the "BACK Support". My child just turned 2 years old 4 days ago. He is custom & VERY use to His "Chairries/by JonTi-CrafT" but enough eating in living room!! Does anyone feel this Transition of not only The Cairrries but his own personal"Security, Stability, Safty" WILL BE MET BY THIS PRODUCT?
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It is a larger seat, so I would personally skip it. How old, tall, and heavy is your child and how much are you wanting to spend on a seat? I could recommend something more compact.
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its about 12 inches taller than a regular. Once you have one and you to use a regular toilet its like sitting on a potty chair??
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Its been a long time since we have had a 2 year old. The porta potty is 16" from top to bottom and a normal toilet is 14' from top to bottom. It would have to be your call. The porta potty is very stable, but I'm not sure I would leave the child alone on it. Thank you,Dick
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agree with all the other comments. I purchased this seat after my 18 month old out grew her infant seat. Thia has worked well.
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This is a standard size toilet seat. They measure them from the outside, and not the inside hole. I have one and it is as gorgeous and sturdy as the day it came last year!
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It was not Amazon's fault, but the manufacturer's fault in that all the dimensions were different from the description!! So, I had to return it! The seat was so small that I (a very small woman) could hardly sit on the seat!! The width and height of the whole commode was smaller than the dimensions given. This commode was not at all what the manufacturer described. It is overall too small, and might not fit over your toilet. There are other commodes that specifically state that they can fit over a toilet; so check out if it does first. Hope this information helps you.
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I did not use this from the beginning with my son's potty training. I do know he is 4 years old now, and he's still potty-training. He was getting too big for the seats in the stores. He does like this seat and will sit on it. I've been told you can use it for younger ages (1 1/2 or 2 year-olds), as well. I hope this helps!
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you can use a regular stool and we did for years even with my little 4 year old girl until we saw this and we ordered it. With the potty stool your feet are in the proper position for it to be a more natural flow and my 4 year old uses it. We absolutely love it. Plus when not in use it can fit tightly up against the toilet and out of the way.
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Not sure what you mean but the picture depicts the toilet. It is a two piece toilet bowl and tank- you must purchase a seat.
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Super easy... Simply sits on top of adult seat... My daughter, who is almost 2, has figured out how to do it herself. It's secure enough that she feels stable & there's no sliding or shifting. FYI: I believe our toilet seat is a bit smaller than most standard sizes. Hope this helps...
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No. This is a convertible seat geared toward toddlers over a year old and over 20 pounds.
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What I can recall is the seat over the toilet itself seems smaller & bit uncomfortable. One reason I did not like. & rtnd.
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Sorry I don't know the answer to Question 1. You need to purchase a toilet seat separately for this toilet.
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It is only an accessory to the toilet. It sits on top of either size, and adds about an inch to the normal seat height.
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It would be a very good seat if the toddler seat were hinged. It is not hinged, but snapped in place. Once it starts to come off, it comes off all the time. Also, if you manage to put up with the seat falling off all the time, the magnets that hold the seat in will eventually fall out because they are held in place by stickers. I wish it were better, but it is not. I bought the top seat with a solid metal hinge and soft close.