Ezire Potty Seat Cover, Folding Non Slip Portable Potty Seat Travel Toilet Potty Training Seat with Carry Bag for Babies, Toddlers and Kids

Was way too small / did not fit.

its not too stable on the potty but it works good enough for traveling. It is the round older style toilets though so doesn't fit that well on most toilets.

We bought this because it looked easy to clean and was portable. This unit does not sit flat on the potty and when we set my toddler on it, the result was nearly disasterous! Because of the way this folds, the kiddo's weight (25lbs) pushed the seat down and was a nasty mess. I'm really glad this wasn't in a public toilet! Definitely not going in our collection of useful items.Update- after being contacted by the seller, We agreed to try another method with a full refund. I did try this on another toilet seat BUT since most toilets are oval designed, this circular potty cover does not work. The seller is very kind and prompt, but this item is not going to work on an over toilet. Perhaps if you had a circular toilet seat it may work, but I would try it on a dry run before placing your toddler, anxious to “go”, on this. You may get more than you bargained for!

The product is okay. I didnt return it because i started using it but it's not the best one out there for sure. It slides and doesnt sit stable. Have to maneuver it and your child to make it work. Wouldnt buy it again.

So this potty seat has fallen into public bathrooms at least half of the time we have used it( all times with adult supervision and trying to catch the darn thing and the toddler—- from going into the public toilet is so much FUN) so now my kid is nervous about using the darn thing- the other times we don’t fall in it normally pinches his tiny thighs... unsure I want to keep trying thing potty seat... not secure or easy

This product doesn't fit all toilet seats well like it says. I returned it

I bought this to assist with potty training my grandaughter. My daughter said it was helpful when out and about, versus trying to balance toddler over public toilet! Thanks.

I don't know if they have different toilets where this was made but in the U.S. (and other places I have traveled to outside of-) this does not work. The seat itself is pretty small and would not sit without a major gap on the front of the permanent seat but also has CRAZY lines of plastic all along the bottom of the seat that make it horribly unstable. It doesn't "fit" onto the toilet at all and just slides all around, not even laying flat. It would seriously be better to use a cheap piece of cardboard.