BabyBjörn Potty Chair - Blue

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	BabyBjörn Potty Chair - Blue Baby Bjorn Baby Bjorn average customer review:based on 282 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

loved the potty

My son loves this potty and I think it's easy to clean. we have several around the house and even have one for the car.

Love it!

This is the second potty that I bought. I started with the Fisher Price Fun and Learn potty. My son hated it. I bought the white Bjorn potty chair. I let my son put Thomas the Train stickers all over it. Now, he loves it.

Great seat for boys!

This potty chair is great! My son is a big kid at 2, and the other chairs I purchased were way too small for him to get his whole behind on. Plus, this seat is oval so it gives him plenty of room for his "baby boy parts" without scraping or squishing him, and plenty of room to keep the potty from splashing out. He has never complained about sitting on this chair, and will sit there for ages while we wait! A great product!

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The best thing since sliced bread!

I had very high hopes for my son in terms of potty training so this pretty and sleek BabyBjorn potty was purchased when he was less than a year old. Needless to say, it stood unused for quite some time until he realized that in order to become a 'big boy' he needed to master the very adult art of toilet training. Here are the reasons why I think this potty served as a positive enforcement in his determination to achieve this complex task:
1. The potty has no useless bells and whistles. I remember going through the toilet isle at my local Babies'R'Us and could not comprehend why a child would need flashing lights and music to sit on a potty. Toilet should serve one purpose and one purpose only (I won't spell out exactly what), and too much stimulation takes away from the real function of the apparatus.

2. BabyBjorn people really understand male anatomy. My mom got another potty for when my son visited and returned it after the first try when her living room rug ended up covered in you know what. Boys need higher tabs in the front of the potty, and BabyBjorn is an excellent example of good design. We've never had an accident at home.

3. The potty is easy to clean. It consists of two parts: the base chair and a removable bowl. There are practically no nooks and crannies for dirt to accumulate making it very useful for a busy mom.

4. My son is very comfortable sitting on it. The high back support and no slip rubbery bottom make it a happy and easy experience for him. It's so durable that he usually just uses it by himself without me present when the inspiration hits. I just leave it in the family room where he plays and he calls me after the deed is done to clean up. Works out for both of us :)

So overall, this is an excellent potty. The BabyBjorn products are usually on the expensive side, but are well worth the extra couple of dollars. The higher price accounts for exceptional design, which other companies tend to forego.

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Simple Sturdy Ergonomic

I almost passed over this potty for something with more bells and whistles. There were potties that converted into stepping stools and one that had a handle that played flushing sounds when depressed. $27 seemed a little expensive for two pieces of molded plastic (bowl and base) that made up the entire Bjorn potty get up. In the end, I'm happy with my Bjorn purchase. The simple design is easy to clean. My son is well supported in the ergonomic seat that has a wide base and rubber footings so I don't have to worry about him squirming and tipping over. The bowl is big enough to catch all of his deposits. Some of the potties I've seen have very small bowls which I'd imagine to be difficult targets for little behinds. My only gripe is that my little boy sometimes sprays over the splash guard and wets his clothes. So perhaps Bojorn should look into tweeking that part of their design.

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