Portable Training Potty for Children, Beige

My Carry Potty - an especially compact portable personal potty for children. Designed for use at home, for carrying to the park, to the store, or taking along on trips. This is a help for parents during the challenging period when they want to teach their child to use the potty or toilet.

Why choose My Carry Potty? Because it:

• Is lightweight, waterproof, sturdy, and beautifully designed.
• Provides convenience with a specially designed carrying handle.
• Is designed with a unique casing that ensures liquid impermeability, making it easy to take along wherever you go.
• Does not require any additional bags to be placed inside.
• Is made from high-quality durable plastic that is easy to clean. 98% of the plastic used can be recycled.
• Makes a difficult period a real pleasure!
• Has won many awards.

Tip - let the child independently choose their potty, decide together where it will be placed at home, so that it becomes a part of their daily routine, and the child can discover THEIR potty without stress when the need arises.

• Recommended for use when you feel that the child is ready to start learning. It is suitable to begin at any time of the year.
• Suitable for use from 15 months old.
• Size 260x235x152 mm
• Weight 850 grams

Manufactured in China by special order from My Carry Potty (UK).

Made in the UK.

Experts recommend:

1. You can start at any time of the year. Choose a suitable time for yourself to wean the child from diapers.
2. Let the child choose their portable potty themselves.
3. Do not compare your child with other children – we are all different.
4. Try to stick to a routine as much as possible.
5. Let the little one choose a place to keep the potty.
6. Inform the kindergarten teacher or other caregivers that your child is currently learning to live without diapers, using the My Carry Potty portable potty.
7. Constantly praise the child.
8. You can use a reward system, small gifts: stickers or other small items.
9. Tell the child to carry the potty with them, it will give them a sense of security.
10. Be prepared for anything when going out, take spare pants with you.
11. Dress comfortably so that the child can easily undress themselves when they want to use the potty.
12. Reduce fluid intake 30 minutes before bedtime.
13. Under no circumstances should you resume using diapers unless there are extreme circumstances.
14. Being patient pays off, the main thing is not to give up!