Potty Chairs?

[yearlightbuzz]

I have a 2yo son who is getting pretty good at the potty training. I'm excited b/c we don't have to buy as many diapers!! Now to the question, we are staying at BCV in two weeks and were wondering do we need to take our potty chair with us or will BCV have some to use?

 

[SAKPEG99OKW]

I have never seen them in the rooms. Plus with something so personal for your son, i would bring your own.

Scott

 

[yearlightbuzz]

Thanks for your help. I was thinking we would have to take it but it was worth a shot. Actually, he has used many different potty chairs (daycare, cousins & friends) and as long as it is a "little potty" he's ok. Kids make you laugh don't they?

 

[riopooh]

When my son was little, we got a potty seat insert. It was a padded seat that sat on a regular seat and had looney tunes characters on it. It was fairly easy to travel w/ and we got it a Babies R Us (Although that was a while ago ... he's 10 now). Maybe some thing fun like would make the big potties more acceptable.

 

[KristiKelly]

I also had a little seat that folded up & fit right on top of the regular seat. It had a little bag & we took it with us to the parks as well. Here is a link - hopefully
http://www.onestepahead.com/images//product/family/9980_h.jpg
It can be purchased online @ onestepahead.com I bought mine @ either Walmart or Babies R'Us, but that was 5 years ago.

 

[rchristiansen]

2 Year olds can be VERY particular about their "pottys" - At the present time my 2 year old only wants to go in the "upstairs potty!"

 

[kimpossible]

My DS has used the fold up kind as well. It was great in a purse or diaper bag.

 

[yearlightbuzz]

Thanks for everyone's help. This was not a question I foresaw myself asking when we bought DVC or when I joined the DIS.