00:00Good news, parents, the toilet is a fight you can win.
00:03I went through the absolute best deals on portable potty seats so you don't have to scroll a hundred listings
00:08all night.
00:10This foldable toilet seat was my top pick, the suction cups grip the bowl so it stays put, and the
00:15built-in urine barrier actually keeps splash off the floor.
00:19It fits most standard toilets, folds flat into a diaper bag, and at 20 bucks and 65 it earned every
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00:26This is the one I recommend to first-time parents.
00:30This one's a soft folding seat with a non-slip cushion underneath, which sounds silly until your kid sits down
00:35and doesn't scream.
00:36The cushion takes the wobble out, the whole thing folds small enough for a stroller pocket, and it's $15.95.
00:43Cheaper than the first one, and honestly more comfortable.
00:47Budget pick here, under 10 bucks, and it's the one that finally made my son stop clinging to my legs.
00:53The splash guard design means clean-up is a 10-second wipe instead of a whole mop job.
00:58It's rated a touch lower than the others, but for a first-attempted toilet training, it's more than worth it.
01:04This folding squatty potty is different, it doesn't need a toilet at all.
01:09It works as a standalone pot for camping, car rides, grandma's house, anywhere.
01:14There's even a urinal option for the boys, and it comes in at $15.50.
01:19Thousands sold, five-star average, so people really do use it.
01:23The last one converts both ways, it sits on a toilet as a seat, or it detaches and becomes a
01:29stand-alone training pot.
01:31That flexibility is why it sells.
01:3417-3, folds flat to store against a wall, and it's the pick I'd grab if you're traveling with more
01:39than one kid.
01:40Timing, P-1 35 words, 13ths, P-2 P-6 53-58 words each, 22ths, P-7 30 words, 11ths.
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