UMIEN™ Potty Training Toilet Seat With Toddler Seat - Easy to Install Toilet Attachment for Toddler - Elongated Shape & Easy to Install

Perfect for my toddler in the potty training period

I’m very happy with this purchase as it helps my toddler not be afraid to sit down on the toilet. As this was the reson for him not wanting to leave the his dippers.100% recommend to start potty training if your having a hard time. The tiny seat is also removable and it has a system where the toilet to seat doesn’t fall down fast.

The fasteners that came with the seat were slightly too wide to fit in the mounting holes in my stool (Aquasource brand). I reused the old hardware, so it wasn't a big deal. The new seat is very thin and kind of cheap feeling, but works as designed and will make potty training my 2 year old easier.

Great options for a seat to potty train got it installed yesterday and it’s working great! Easy install fits perfect!

Exactly what I was looking for and the magnetic latch is great but the seat and lid are this and flimsy

The media could not be loaded. The Umien toilet seat with child insert is flimsy and does not properly fit our American Standard oblong toilet despite the seller/manufacture’s claim that it would fit. The plastic insert for the long thin screws that came with it doesn’t fit into the holes properly. I had to bend the ends a bit to flare out the bottom so I could insert the end cap with holds a small nut. No matter how much I tighten it to get a snug fit (and try to avoid over tightening it), the lid would still wiggle. And not just a little wiggle, I mean slide left and right. This may be due to the design of their suppose universal fit of the hinges. Video attached to show how it fits and wiggles. Not to mention the fact the hinges weren’t flush with the toilet, because again the plastic insert for the screws didn’t fit properly into the holes on our toilet. At first, we thought maybe we could make this work. No. The main plastic seat is flimsy. It is barely 2.25 inches wide around, and you just don’t feel supported when seated. Our old toilet seat was at least 3 inches around at the most narrow portion, and the new one we got to replace this seat is also 3 inches around at the most narrow portion. Never thought width of a toilet seat would matter much, or even 3/4 of an inch. But it does! There’s also the splash guard aspect too. Since this toilet seat was more narrow around, the inside rim of the toilet itself was just right there-so this seat didn’t offer much as far as splash guard was concerned. The child insert seat was also poorly designed and flimsy. You can’t remove the child insert seat, but you can remove the entire seat setup if you need to clean it. All you have to do is flip the whole thing up (lid, child seat and main toilet seat), push two plastic buttons at the hinge, and pull up. That’s probably after you wipe down the hinges which usually collects stray urine if you keep it for that long. Going back to the child insert seat, it was designed with a smaller opening which meant toddlers could do any number on the seat and have stuff not go into the toilet (which is what happened in our house with this toilet seat). We are not big people- between 23 lbs and 165 lbs respectively. Only got this toilet seat in the first place because it was half the price of other seats with a child insert seat. Mistake. This toilet seat failed so miserably and we returned it. Would not recommend this toilet seat.

I have been using this product for about two weeks and I am so far pleased with its performance. My shopping criteria was that the toilet needed (1) a built-in training lid, (2) slow-close capability, and (3) a cheap price - this product met all three of those points while not sacrificing reliability (at least, as far as two weeks of experience can suggest).A few random observations:(1) The top lid and bottom seat is a "slow close" but the training seat is not.(2) The training seat is held to the lid by a magnet so there is no issue of it falling down.(3) The seat features a "quick release" from the anchored pins which are fastened to the toilet bowl to allow ease of cleaning.(4) Directions for installing these anchored pins are a little vague but it's intuitive enough that you can fill in the gaps without too much difficulty.(5) The anchored pins can be rotated and slid in a radial direction to position your seat anywhere to ensure it aligns with the front edge of the toilet basin; it may take some trial and error to get it just right.(6) I would classify the toilet seat as a "pure white" - my toilet is an off-white so the color difference is a little noticeable, but that doesn't bother me.(7) The covers for the anchored pins are a slightly "cooler white" which differs slightly from the seat itself; again, this doesn't bother me and I imagine one could simply spray paint it to their desired shade.(8) It comes with a feel soap holder but the color is a random "pastel" shade which doesn't match my color scheme; this will work for some but not for others.In the end, I am pleased enough with the product that I ordered another seat for my downstairs apartment as well - I think that's the highest praise anyone could possibly give for a product!

We purchased this when we had 2 children potty training. The functionality was so much better than taking a seat cover on and off all the time. Super easy to install. I feel like the quality is a little cheaper than expected, but it's still sturdy. The size is perfect for little seats while potty training and convenient for bigger seats too!