Some of the options on our list fold up extremely small and are very light, while others are more cumbersome but have a handle to make them easier to carry. When it's time to progress, our baby toilet seats and step stools are here to aid your child in using the adult toilet confidently. This potty trainer comes with a removable potty ring, making it easy for infants and toddlers to use whether you’re at home or on-the-go.

Check out our range of potties and toilet training aides to make your child's transition from nappies smooth and stress-free. There is also an effective clip which will keep it closed if you can’t empty the contents straight away. We found that this potty was also a great way of getting our toddlers excited about going to the toilet, so we didn’t have to keep reminding them to go quite as much.Unlike others on the list, this potty opens up so it has back support like a traditional toilet, which helps make sure your toddler is sitting on it the right way round. When it’s in its bag, it’s still the size of a small toilet seat and weighs 680g so bear that in mind when planning trips and days out. The plastic potty folds down small and comes with its own convenient and hygienic drawstring bag to carry it round in. The Potty Proud is designed to create a comfortable platform atop all common plastic toilet seats, including commercial versions found in public settings. If you have multiple children in your household, you can use it as a potty for smaller tots, and as a step and seat for older preschoolers.

If we had one criticism it would be that our toddlers loved the novelty of this potty, but we did struggle at times to make them understand that it wasn’t a toy, and only something to be used in the bathroom.Parent tester Lauren, who tested this with their 6 year old, said: “Harley absolutely loves being able to use his whizzer, especially when out and about as he doesn’t have to wait to find toilets. Remember everything is easier at home - when a child feels confident using the potty at home is different to when they feel confident out of the house. So, we found this to be a really helpful way of granting them a bit more independence without worrying about them falling in the loo. We tested a range of potties to suit different stages including those that can be folded away in the bottom of the pram, and those that feature removable seats to go on top of the main toilet. The Pourty isn’t marketed as a travel potty but we’ve included it on the list as its clever design makes it super simple to pour the contents away after use.