Potty Chair

The potty chair has, for many years, been at the center of child toilet training. And with the wide range of colors and designs, toilet training is now easier and more fun than ever before.

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Potty training is probably the most stressful period in a child’s developing years, and it isn’t an easy ride for the parents either. If you are a parent of children who’re already past the potty stage, you know the difficulties that all those newbie parents out there are going to encounter.

To ease junior along, and usually mom is the stay at home parent, a potty chair or potty seat as they are more commonly known, is an excellent aid. Children, especially toddlers, have a very short attention span, and tend not to want to do anything they do not like. The terrible two’s is a phrase often used by parents, when junior is throwing a wobbly with all the explosive force of Mount St. Helens in its prime.

Attempting potty training using a normal potty is difficult for the toddler, because the potty is low, and not particularly comfortable. Imagine having to go low to do the business yourself! It does seem quite unseemly. The reason toilets are made to a specific height is not by accident, but by design.

Potty chairs are designed with a certain age group in mind, and are ergonomically designed for comfort (remember the adult size toilet) so that junior will be comfortable, and the experience will not be distressing.

By making a game of mommy sitting on a chair (worked for me) while junior is attempting to do the business, whether number ones or twos, it is like a game, with the reward being a clap or a cheer for being a very good boy or girl.

By introducing junior to a potty training using a potty chair as early as possible, breaking the need for diapers can be a quick and painless task. I remember my son going from diapers to potty chair to step stool for the toilet in a matter of three weeks.

By using a potty chair, the little ones are acting like an adult when they go to the toilet, and the step up to real toilet is quick and painless, and a step stool can be used for climbing this particular mountain.

Yes, there will be little accidents, but the best way forward with what can be a difficult task, can be very straight forward if approached in a manner that puts the emphasis on play and growing up. Going to the toilet is a natural part of life for everyone, but it has to be learned. Toddlers know when they have done the business in their diaper, and they will feel uncomfortable.

By encouraging and cajoling, and making it a part of play will make the transition from diaper to potty so much easier, not just for junior, but for mom and dad as well. The Amish Furniture Bathroom Furniture Pine Wood Child's Potty Chair as well as the Potty Training in One Day – Advanced System for Girls are both available for purchase online at Amazon .

So, take the stress out of potty training. Relax, let your child relax, and get a fun and functional potty chair.