Babybjorn Potty Chair: Good Looking and Easy to Clean

I bought the Babybjorn Potty Chair because the first seat I purchased, the The First Years 3 in 1 Learning Potty didn't allow my petite 2-1/2 year old's feet to touch the floor when she sat. The last thing I want to deal with is the aftermath of a fight between my child and a very full and somewhat unstable potty chair. The Babybjorn potty allowed her the independence to sit (with her feet flat on the floor) and stand without a struggle.

The Chair
The chair itself is a nice design, no sharp edges and plenty of curves. It has rubber on the base to keep it from sliding around the bathroom floor. The removable bowl is large and the top flares out into a full seat. The First Year's bowl would sometimes stick to my daughter's legs and cause a spill when she stood. The Babybjorn seat stays put!

The Clean Up
It couldn't be easier. Actually, it could be easier if my daughter would use the grown-up potty, but if she's going to use a portable kids potty seat this one is probably as easy to clean as it gets.

The bowl easily lifts out. I empty it into the toilet, rinse it, wipe it with a Clorox wipe, drop it back into the Babybjorn, and I'm finished until she decides to use it again.

If the potty starts to get a bit dusty, it's very easy to wipe down. There aren't a lot of small spaces to keep clean like our other potty chair.

What Happened?
Kids are so unpredictable. My daughter learned to go potty on this seat, but we still had the other chair around. As soon as she mastered the potty, she refused to use the Babybjorn and started using The First Years seat. Maybe it was because she grew taller and it finally fit. Maybe because she's trying to annoy Mommy. Maybe I'll never know.

The one thing I do know is that in the beginning she exclusively used this chair and she did learn how to use the potty.

And the one thing I'm most happy with is the ease of cleaning up that I get from this chair.