While the title of this post can relate to almost anything parent related...this is a relatively minor subject. I am overwhelmed with the options for potty seats. Yes, I am writing about potty seats on Easter. I assure you, first of all, that I have video and a million photos and stories from our Easter weekend but that post will take much longer than I have right now.
So back to potty seats. I need two seats (preferably under $20 each) for the girls. While I am a practical mom (no, I do not think we need a potty that sings to us) I would like something cute and clever.
I've narrowed it to these options...please let me know which one you think is good or make a recommendation if you have one. Thanks!
Pretty in Pink Comfy Cushy Potty ($16.99 at Babies R Us)
The Baby Bjorn Little Pink Potty ($12.99 at Babies R Us)
The Fisher-Price Precious Planet Froggy Friend Potty ($14.99 at Babies R Us)
I should also mention that in no way do I think the girls are cognitively ready for potty training, but I am always trying to be one step ahead of them. In addition, we have had to break out the duct tape for Addisen's diapers. Nice.
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3 comments:
Those are all so cute Jess! I'm not a fan of the little potty (having to dump any "deposits" is not my thing) so I'm not sure I can be any help here. I will say that if the round cushy ring that comes on the pink potty comes off and goes onto the big toilet than that would be a good perk. The bigger they get they'll want to be on the big potty and it would be nice not to have to buy those rings when that times comes. Wynnie sits on the big potty now and does fine. :) Happy Easter!
No help with the potties as we are far from there but I have heard duct tape works wonders for Houdini kiddos doing disappearing-diaper acts! :)
We have the pink potty. I like it just fine. The seat seems comfortable, and since it has a lid it can also be used as a step stool. That frog potty is pretty cute, though.
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