By Visionaire Products Inc.    
 

 
My First Potty™ is perfect for boys and girls who are just getting started with potty training. It has an appealing look to engage the child, a sturdy 'four on the floor' design for security and stability - and a handy place to store toilet paper - in the back! Lightweight and easy to move around, the My First Potty makes sure that the toilet paper goes everywhere with the potty!  It has a removable liner for easy cleaning.

Recipient of both the:   iParenting Media Award Winner,  and the iParenting Hot Award Winner !

My First Potty™ is designed specifically for potty training boys and girls aged 18 months to 2 ½ years.
 
Fun, attractive look helps engage the child without distractions.
 
Solid, ‘four on the floor’ design sits firmly providing security and stability.

Removable liner makes cleaning easier .

Easy to access toilet paper holder – right where you need it! 

Space saving design is perfect for portability .

Raised lip on front prevents messy spraying .

Durable plastic construction for comfort and safety.

Right sized for ages:   18 months to 2 1/2 years 

Dimensions:  11" Wide,  13" Deep, 9" High

**This item usually takes 7-10 days to ship from our supplier.  (Note delay in shipping time)

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Potty Training Pointers:

Pick a potty training product that is stable and secure. Also, look for a product that appeals to your child, yet is still easy to clean. Remember that pieces with more complicated designs can be more complicated to clean! 

Make sure that the potty is the right size for your little one. They should feel comfortable and secure and should be able to keep clothing away from their body. 

Begin potty training at a time of low stress for your family. A new house, a new baby, daycare or any big changes can create a stressful experience and set you up for failure. Pick a time when you can provide the consistency that is essential to your child's success. 

A child's behavior needs to be reinforced with lots of praise. One of the easiest things you can do is provide positive reinforcement through hugs, kisses, high-fives and general excitement. Other useful tools may be to use stickers or tickets which can be accumulated for a small toy, a special trip to the park, a ride on a train or even a small piece of candy. Use whatever motivates your child. 

Have frequent potty breaks during playtime. During this time, everyone should stop what they are doing to allow for the trip to the potty. This will reduce the thought that they may be 'missing out on the fun.

Never punish or scold your child for accidents. Prepare yourself for the fact that accidents will happen as your child learns to use the potty. This is when you need to take control and be a loving supportive parent, encouraging your child that this is part of learning. Assure him that he will be able to make it to the potty the next time. 

Reduce liquid intake at night. While you are first potty training it is wise to use a pull-up diaper through the night to avoid accidents and negative feelings about the whole experience. Once your child starts having dry pull-up diapers after the whole night, you can start using underwear at night. 

It is easiest to potty train while your child is wearing just underwear because it is easy to get them down in a hurry and he may even be able to do that by himself.