Summer Infant

Summer Infant All-in-One Potty Seat and Step Stool, Pink (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

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4.17 / 5 star rating
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5 / 5
I was looking for a potty for my toddler, so I decided to go to ross and check out if they would have a potty that can be 2 in 1. And I found this one for a pretty cheap price like $9 dlls, I was surprised because I also checked my Target store and they had a different one (not the same brand) but more expect and it would be like just the potty by itself or if they had 2 in 1 were prob like $20. So I recommend this item for a cheap price and it works perfectly fine.
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4 / 5
Best potty out there! I have this and the more expensive Bjorn. I bought the similar Bjorn first at a yard sale, but I wanted a second potty for the bathroom my son uses in the morning. This potty is like a quarter of the price, and much better! The white insert can only be inserted front-ways with the pee-guard facing out, unlike the Bjorn, where my toddler tries to jam the insert in backwards. This averts a lot of accidents, especially with boys. It is also larger and it has a more substantial back, which my toddler 2 year-old finds more comfortable. He nearly always refuses to use the Bjorn potty and will seek out this "blue potty" almost exclusively. You can see in my photo that this potty is much wider and comfortable looking than the Bjorn. I haven't had any issues with staining, but I empty and clean the insert and wipe in dry right after he uses it. It's eay to keep clean, sometimes things collect in the rim under the white insert, so I do a deep clean once a week or so.
2.00 / 5 star rating
2 / 5
This seat was just okay I had one for my house and mom's place but my baby never chose to really use it. Then the step stool part got to be that it wouldn't even support her weight once we chose to strictly use it as a potty step.
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alejandra C.
Why did they discontinue it?
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