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Fisher-Price Fun To Learn Potty | 
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| Brand: Fisher-Price
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $37.99
Buy New: $28.13 (On sale from $30.17)
You Save: $2.04 (7%)
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Rating:  63 reviews
Sales Rank: 1750
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Batteries: 3
Batteries Included: No
Age: 2 - 3 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6.8
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 14.8 x 12.6
MPN: K6072-0
Model: H9483
UPC: 027084279634
EAN: 0027084279634
ASIN: B000BGJSE2
Availability: Usually ships in 6-10 business days
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| Features:
| • | The potty responds to the child's actions in many ways with phrases, music, and sound effects | | • | The child will hear a response or encouragement when the seat lid is opened and closed, the flusher is pulled, the toilet paper roll is spun, when the child sits, and most importantly when the child makes a "contribution." | | • | 3 Stages: 1) the full potty on the floor for the begginner, 2) the seat and back of the potty comes off with the electronics and snaps onto the adult toilet for the intermediary stages, and 3)the seat and lid come off and snap onto the adult seat | | • | You can even use it on a regular toilet seat, bowl removes easily for cleanup | | • | Age Range 9 Months to 3 Years |
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Product Description
The Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Potty provides realistic toilet elements mixed with experiential learning and fun rewards and encouragement. With a flush handle, toilet paper roller and fully functioning seat with lid, it's a great way to familiarize your child with a real toilet. This colorful potty responds to the child's actions through fun phrases, music and sound effects. Kids can open or close the seat lid, pull the flusher, spin the toilet paper roller or "go potty" to hear encouraging responses. The Laugh & Learn Potty features three stages of use: 1) the full "potty on the floor" for the beginner, 2) the electronic seat and back of the potty come off and snap onto the adult toilet for the intermediary stages, and 3) the seat and lid come off and snap onto the adult seat. Bowl lifts out for easy cleaning.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 58 more reviews...
size does matter November 20, 2008
for me, this potty is working pretty well.
the biggest problem with this is that our big-girl toilet seat in our new apartment is too small for the top-part of the FP potty. since i can not use it for a seat for my daughter on the big-potty, that feature is flushed. most bathrooms are not large enough to house a second potty.
the next problem w/this potty is that the back of the potty stays with the "detachable" seat. on our other toilet, this obstructed the flushing portion of the toilet. it also would not easily detach from big-girl toilet. for this reason and also 1 and 2, you can only use this as a whole unit.
if you're ok with using potty on its own, this is a GREAT toilet ONLY if you don't mind the music (which is cute cute cute if you're using potty as a toy and not an actual training tool as it malfunctions and is not as accurate as they claim).
it is hard to clean all of the pieces inside of the toilet which can be affected by germs. the handles of the toilet are great, but mom's fingers cant get in there to clean, whereas toddler fingers could spread bacteria. (for my own paece-of-mind, i've taken the batteries out and just throw it in a bathtub full of bleach--it probably won't jingle now)
if you use this as a toy like i did from 6-12 months of age it is A GREAT TOY!!! @ 13 mos we started using as a potty and it works great since my daughter has very short legs. now she is 18 mos, the potty is too low to the ground and since she is still rather young, she has a hard time sitting down without help as the target can be tricky with your pants pulled down.
i'd give it a 5 star if it were simply a toy. as for practicality, i would only recommend for early-trainers or short legged kids and certainly only if your big-girl potty is large enough to hold the top part of the unit AND your kid doesn't touch themselves and risk spreading germs. knowing this, i'd probably still have bought it since she got plenty of use of it as a toy before we started training. but i'd definitely warn to read all reviews for your own decision of what would work.
 Great Motivation for kids without much interest November 11, 2008
We have tried everything to get my 3-year-old to go on the potty. Finally, I bought this potty and he loves it. He wants to go on the potty all the time, and dances to the songs that celebrate his success. I am so happy to see how well it has worked to motivate him. He actually thinks pottying is fun now!
Good starter potty chair September 26, 2008
I would give it 5 stars as a starter potty. When your ready for the big toliet I would give it 2 stars. The potty can be taken apart to fit on the big toliet. I fits great does not move or slip around. The only thing is that urine get all over the big toliet seat. It's messy you have to clean everytime. The seat is also very difficult to remove a child would not be able to do it. It worked great for us on the floor but when it was time to advance to the big toliet we had to buy another potty seat.
Cadillac of Potty Training September 18, 2008
This one has all the bells and whistles, lol. My niece is a special needs girl and I bought this for her. Very strong construction.
 Fun Toy, but Not the Best Potty Training Device... August 29, 2008
We have had this potty for close to a year and all my nearly 3 year old son will do is play with it. He figured out how to fool the sensors in the potty and sticks his hand between his legs to get it to talk back to him. The splash guard is worthless as it comes off too easily and makes it difficult for my son to sit down without sitting on it. Might be a good idea for a girl or a child that refuses a plain potty.
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