My Size Potty Pro

The realistic proportions and details - including a flush sound effect and a splash guard - are designed to make this feel less like a toy and more like "a real toilet," which genuinely seems to help some toddlers make the psychological leap potty training requires, especially ones who are keen to copy grown-up behaviour. The removable topper is the standout practical feature: once your toddler has mastered the potty stage, the same topper lifts off and sits on a standard toilet seat as a trainer seat, so you get real longevity from a single purchase rather than needing to buy a separate toilet trainer later.

Against My Carry Potty, this is the home-base product rather than the on-the-go one - it's bulkier and heavier and not designed to be carried around, but in exchange it offers the two-stage transition, potty then toilet trainer, that a compact travel potty can't match. Most families we'd point toward this one also end up wanting a travel potty alongside it for days out, since this isn't a product you'd want to carry in a bag.

A strong main potty for home use, particularly for toddlers who respond well to the "grown-up" feel of realistic details and sound effects, and for parents who want one product that carries through both potty training and the toilet-trainer-seat stage that follows. Families who need something portable for days out should treat this as a home-base complement to a travel potty, not a replacement for one.

It's genuinely bulky compared with a basic potty, and it isn't leak-proof or sealed in the way a travel potty is designed to be, so it's not something you'd want to transport or rely on away from home. The sound effects, while a nice touch for engagement, run on batteries that will eventually need replacing.