Potty Training

Potties for Independent Toilet Learning
A standalone potty is often the first step in potty training, giving toddlers a low, familiar seat of their own. Our potty range includes the Beaba Training Potty and Quax My Potty, available in a range of colourways, offering a comfortable, easy-to-clean option for early toilet learning.

Toilet Training Seats and Kids Toilet Seats
Once your toddler is ready to move to the family toilet, a toilet training seat (sometimes called a kids toilet seat) sits securely on top of the adult seat to make it feel less daunting. Our range includes the Beaba Toilet Trainer Seat and the Childcare 2-In-1 Toilet Trainer, which converts between a standalone potty and a toilet training seat as your child progresses.

Step Stools for Confident, Independent Use
A step stool makes a big difference during toilet training, helping little ones climb up to the toilet independently and providing a stable footrest for effective, comfortable use. Our Prince Lionheart Step Stool and weePOD basix combine a training potty seat with a built-in step for an all-in-one solution.

Why the Right Potty Training Seat Matters
Choosing the right potty or toilet training seat can make a real difference to how smoothly potty training goes. A well-fitted training potty seat offers security and comfort, helping toddlers feel confident rather than anxious about using the toilet.

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FAQs

What's the difference between a potty and a toilet training seat?
A potty is a standalone, floor-level seat like the Beaba Training Potty or Quax My Potty, ideal for early toilet learning. A toilet training seat, or kids toilet seat, sits on top of the adult toilet seat, like the Beaba Toilet Trainer Seat, and is typically used once a toddler is ready to transition to the family toilet.

When should I start potty training?
Most toddlers show signs of readiness for potty training between 18 months and 3 years, though every child develops at their own pace. Signs of readiness include staying dry for longer periods and showing interest in the toilet or potty.

Do I need a step stool for potty training?
A step stool isn't essential, but it does make toilet training seats far easier to use independently, letting your toddler climb up and down safely and providing a stable footrest, which can also help with effective toileting posture. Our Prince Lionheart Step Stool and weePOD basix (a training potty seat with a built-in step) are designed with this in mind.

Can a toilet trainer seat convert into a potty?
Yes. Our Childcare 2-In-1 Toilet Trainer is designed to work as both a standalone potty and a toilet training seat, adapting as your toddler moves between the two stages.

Are Baby Central's potty training products safe for toddlers?
Yes. Our potties and toilet training seats, including the Beaba, Quax and Prince Lionheart ranges, are designed with secure, comfortable fits suited to toddlers learning to use the toilet independently.

Does my order qualify for free delivery?
Yes — all orders over $99 receive free delivery Australia-wide, every day.