On The Go Potty - Travel Potty Chair-pink
- Contoured seat with well balanced base
- Uses self-absorbing, disposable liners that discard like a diaper
- Folds flat and comes with a drawstring carrying bag
- Comes with 3 super absorbent, leak-proof, slightly scented (to absorb odors) disposable liners
- For ages 2 years and up to 50lbs
Product Description
Potty Training Kalencom This On the Go Potty by Kalencom is perfect for travel. You can take this potty with you anywhere you may not have access to a sanitary bathroom. Just leave the On the Go Potty in your car, SUV, RV, or camper and you can use it w
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On The Go Potty - Travel Potty Chair-pink
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- Publisher: Kalencom
- Label: Kalencom
- Studio: Kalencom
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 9 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #7059
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Summary: Great for on the go training 2008-08-11
Comment: My daughter is under 2 and we started potty training at home first when she was 17 months old. We are now in the stages of on the go training and I love this potty seat. The foldable on the seat versions pinched and were not stable.
She loves to sit on this seat, I love that you just toss away the liner and pop a new one on, no mess to clean up or disinfect. Plus you can see the fact that they went potty and offer the reward.
It also is small enough to go in your stroller or in a decent sized diaper bag or always in the car. I love this seat.
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Summary: Can't live without it! 2008-04-24
Comment: I bought my "On The Go Potty" 2.5 years ago, when I was potty training my daughter. Since then, I always take it with me. It is easy to carry (fits in your bag), light weight and, the most important, is that it is an hygienic solution. My daughter is almost 5 and we still use it! The only thing, buy a couple of refills each time, sometimes they are not easy to find.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: A True Life-Saver.......!!! 2008-01-17
Comment: We have been using the Kalencom Portable Potty for over two years, whether around town or on long road trips, and can't be happier with it! My daughter was a tall and big toddler, but we never had trouble with stability or pinching. Bottom line is... we never leave her unsupervised when she is on the portable potty. This is an on-the-road solution, not meant to replace regular potties at home, so I have no problem that it requires a little more work and attention during use. My daughter likes the portable potty and is comfortable on it (can talk, sing, joke and read while sitting on it...is that enough..?).
I used to purchase the Kalencom liners, but eventually got similar plastic bags (new ones from packaging stores, so there is no risk of holes like used grocery bags), and just put paper towels inside.
The top of the seat is not flat. The elevated parts are supposed to be at the front/back of the child, not the sides. Also, when you set it up, the "legs" must be swung out to it's maxium, then pushed towards the seat-top until you hear a "click" sound.
My daugther is 4 now and we rarely use it anymore, but we still carry it for road trips. It's been a LIFE-SAVER for us many times. Get one and you wouldn't regret it!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: The BEST travel potty!!!! 2007-12-31
Comment: I bought the fisher price on-the-go potty first because there were a few negative reviews about the much smaller potette (claims that it collapses, is flimsy, hard to use, too small, etc.)and the FP had a higher star rating. I later bought the potette for a trip and am so very glad I did! When it comes to travel it is FAR SUPERIOR than the big, bulky Fisher price travel potty!
The potette is very sturdy if you set it up correctly. You have to click the legs into place. If you set it up without them snapping into place - of course it will be wobbly and possibly collapse! It was set up wrong! When clicked into place the legs are super sturdy and the potette will hold up to 50 pounds. My daughter is 3 and weighs 36 pounds. She had no problems at all using this and I anticipate she will be able to use it till at least kindergarten. I don't get the previous comments about it being too small - perhaps if you have big, big kids it might be too small, but otherwise it's just fine!
We recently went on a cruise from Puerto Rico through the Southern Caribbean and this potty was a life-saver!! We went to many national monuments, botanical gardens, a volcano and other outdoor excursions where there were either NO public toilets, or they were super gross hole in the ground toilets. The pottette was the perfect solution in those situations! It is small and lightweight, so it fits in your purse or pack, sets up quick and stays clean. disposal of the used bags is easy because they have absorbent pads inside and you can tie them securely so that they won't make any messes until you find a trash can. The potette has a thick plastic bag it comes in, so you can even stick the used bag inside that with the potette till you find a trash.
A comparison between the Fisher-price on-the-go potty and the Potette:
This Fisher price one is big and sturdy, has it's own case, you can use plastic grocery bags or trash bags in it, etc. and it's great for keeping in the car for "kid potty stop emergencies". However, it is pretty bulky and would not be handy for any walking, hiking type excursions (I'm talking about walks and hikes in places where it would be inappropriate to let them potty in the grass/nature areas & where public toilets are either absent or gross).
The potette however, is perfect for such things - it's much smaller & lightweight, has handy bags with absorbent pads, and comes in it's own little bag. The pottette is maybe 1 to 1 1/2 inches thick and 7x7 inches when folded into its bag - easy to stick in your backpack or even a bigger purse. The Fisher price on-the-go potty is significantly bigger! When folded up into it's case it is about 12-14 by 12-14 inches in size and 5-6 inches thick. Won't fit in a purse at all, and would take up a lot of space in a backpack or suitcase if traveling. It does come with it's own handle and shoulder strap, but why lug such a big thing around when the potette will fit directly into your purse or pack? And the potette doesn't weigh anything at all while the fisher price might add an extra pound or two to your load.
If you're a stick to town & always use a stroller type person, the Fisher price may be great for you. If you're more of an active, get out and about, carry light & no stroller type the pottete is a much better choice for you. If you're a traveler the pottete is absolutely the best choice!
TAKE HOME MESSAGE: The FP potty-on-the-go is great for in your car and people who stick around town, but buy the potette for travel when it would be better to carry a lightweight kiddie potty on your person wherever you may go!
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Summary: Handy pottywhen on the go 2007-12-03
Comment: I use this product with my daughter, and we think it's great. It's very handy when there is no toilet around. I have never had any problems with the legs clicking in place, and she seems very comfortable in it, however, she is still very small--(she's 10 months old, 16 pounds). Also, we use plastic grocery bags with a paper towel in the bottom to absorb the liquid, which is also handy if there are any tiny holes in the bag. The best part is simply tying up the bag and throwing it away--nothing to wash out. And it folds up very small, so it's very portable.
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