What do you do when you have two toddlers who want to potty simultaneously? Get a potty seat, of course!
We recently received the Boon Potty Bench from EcoMom for review.
When I took the Boon Potty Bench out of the box, Mister insisted on checking it over.
And sitting on it to make sure it fit.
He did let Sister sit on it for a minute.
But, once I moved it to the bathroom, he claimed it as his own, and said she had to sit on the other potty (the toilet).
I decided that giving him a roll of toilet paper in the storage compartment was perhaps NOT the best idea at this time.
About the Boon Potty Bench…
Training Toilet with Side Storage
The Potty Bench is a training potty featuring two enclosed side storage spaces for organizing potty training supplies, and a pull-out drawer for easy sanitary clean-up. Simply close the lid to use as a large, sturdy stool that supports up to 300 lbs. The sleek, modern design includes a built-in toilet paper holder and a removable soft deflector shield.
* Organizes potty training supplies
* Simplifies clean-up
* Easily converts to a bench or step stool
* Soft flexible deflector helps guard against injury
Dimensions: 19 1/2" x 12 7/8" x 7 1/8"
Recommended ages: 18+ months
The cool thing about the potty bench is the storage space on the sides. A few “tub” books fit in the storage area nicely. I also like the fact that with the lid down, it doubles as a bench. I confess, I have sat on it while shampooing the kids hair in the tub, and it supported me. I also love the little pee guard. Comes in REAL handy when training a boy!
I certainly recommend the Boon Potty Bench to any parent embarking on the potty training path.
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by Gary Chapman. I first read The Five Love Languages in 1997, shortly after I became a Christian. I learned SO much the first time I read it. For the first time in my adult life, I actually felt like I understood my Dad. My Dad was always the provider. He worked long, hard hours to provide for the six of us kids and Mom. And Dad is a man of few words. From reading The Five Love Languages, I realized that Dad spoke his love for us every time he punched the time clock, every time he worked overtime, and every time he took the odd job snow plowing or repairing someone’s car.
Dr Kevin Leman’s 
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so it may be August before I get to start it. August is just a few days away, though.
