PRIMO 4-In-1 Soft Seat Toilet Trainer and Step Stool White with Pastel Blue Seat | 
| Brand: Primo
Category: Baby Product
Department: Children's
Buy New: $24.95
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Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 15 x 15 x 8
MPN: 535W
Model: 535W
UPC: 734970005351
EAN: 0734970005351
Release Date: March 31, 2007
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| Features:
| • | Complete graduated 4 stage toilet training system. Includes stand alone potty, soft toilet seat reducer and step stool | | • | Unique molded design of the PRIMO Soft Seat Reducer will not tear or rip and is easy to clean | | • | Handles are integrated into the PRIMO Soft Seat Reducer to provide extra security and stability to the child | | • | Includes toilet training tips, reward stickers and discount coupons for training pants |
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Product Description
PRIMO 4-In-1 Soft Seat Toilet Trainer Teach your little one to use the potty like a big kid! The Primo 4-in-1 Soft Seat Toilet Trainer & Step Stool is the only toilet training system parents will ever need. The unique soft seat is easy to clean and will not rip or tear apart like cushions. The 4-in-1 Soft Seat Toilet Trainer & Step Stool by Primo provides a stool for extra leg support. This also comes handy for washing little hands at the sink.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Seat Toilet Trainer July 11, 2010
Judith Z. Rojas (Saint Paul, MN USA)
Our baby too young yet to use this product. It is of good quality and exactly what we need for toilet-training purposes.
Great potty and great price July 3, 2010
Kimberly Waldron (Roy, UT United States)
I've loved this potty for training our 2.5 year old daughter. After a couple of days she actually preferred to just use the ring insert on the big toilet, and we use the step stool feature all the time. Great potty and great price. I would recommend it to anyone.
 All right, but I prefer the Graco one May 2, 2010
PghYinzer (Pittsburgh, PA United States)
We had the Graco soft potty for my son and we liked it a lot. I had some issues with the seat coming off the ring but it can be fixed by gluing on some heavy duty velcro (which in an ideal would you wouldn't have to do but it's not an ideal world and I happen to like tinkering with things so...)
I needed a second potty with my twins and decided to try a different flavor. So I ordered one of these.
Honestly, I prefer the Graco one, which is a little cheaper. They are VERY similar. The main body is nearly identical.
Pros - can be totally taken apart and cleaned and reassembled. Pee shield does not come off, so nothing to lose. Generous size for bigger kids.
Cons - Handles feel flimsy. There's actually two halves to them, an underside attached to the base and an upperside attached to the seat. I guess it kind of keeps it together more but I would prefer one set of solid handles, as the Graco has. Seat is NOT soft - I was expecting a padded seat but this is not, it's just a layer of rubbery stuff. Granted, I personally can't stand passed toilet seats myself but the Graco has a soft seat, my kids seem to like it, I was expecting this to have a SOFT seat, and it does not. It also has no skid protection - the Graco came with little rubber feet you could put on so this doesn't slide all over, but this does not.
This will do for our purposes, but save yourself a few bucks and get the Graco one. I wish I had just stuck with what I knew.
 Good but could be better March 8, 2010
Sylvia (NY/NJ)
I agree with the other reviewers that this potty chair has too many parts and crevices/corners to clean and to re-assemble the removeable seat after child has played with it is a bear. The blue cushion removes fairly easily from the white plastic and the tabs do not hold it in very well; personally I think it should be welded or molded with the plastic part, not sure why they are separate in the first place since you would always remove the whole seat. The handles on the side are kind of flimsy and the step stool moves a lot all over the bathroom tile floor, needs rubber stoppers. It is especially a problem when you use it as a step stool for the toilet. My 2.5 y/o son was kicking it with one foot while his other foot was trying to get on the stool (could be he's clumsier than other toddlers too), so I have to hold him and the potty/step stool in order to get him stable on it before helping him pull down his pants. Lastly, the molded blue "bump" in front does nothing to shield the pee in my son is sitting on it - I've gotten sprayed several times, even after I've helped him tuck his "faucet" down below and behind the bump.
All in all, it's not bad, lasted through a few years as I trained my daughter -who's 5 now- on it as well. If I was to do it again, I would probably look for a potty chair that has something for child to hold on to while he/she is trying to sit down. So many times my son (and probably my daughter did too) ended up with his bottom on the floor, b/c he couldn't see the potty and missed or he accidentally pushed the potty a little and it easily slid over. Amusing to watch, but counter-productive to potty training...
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