potty for christmas?

[Mizzy]

im planning on getting mt son a posh potty for christmas. its from argos, the one that flushes and sings you welldone songs ect. am i a bit harsh getting this for christmas? i just dont know what else to get him

 

[Midnight_Fairy]

no not harsh!! My son got tooth brush etc for his first xmas lol x

 

[Mizzy]

im just thinking its something i should be buying him anyway, and it takes up £40 of his £150 budget

 

[lornapj83]

aww thats a great idea and its not harsh as its so expensive and you could of just got him a potty for £1 but that potty sounds great xx

 

[Mizzy]

yeah i spose, i personally am not keen on the little plastic ones they always have a ring around their bottem when they come of it and done look to comfortable...

 

[jenny_wren]

i hate hate hate hate hate little plastic
potties, the thought of them is

im planning on getting emily a toilet
seat type thing for xmas as well, it's
not harsh if they need it ​

 

[HannahGraceee]

i bought ava a high chair last year

 

[carbafe]

Not sure if this is the same potty but if so you might be able to get it a bit cheaper

https://www.ciao.co.uk/Fisher_Price_Royal_Potty__Review_5874102

I think it is a good present for a wee one as I am sure he will like it as much as any new toys

 

[sophxx]

i wouldnt buy one for my lo as i present but if you feel ok buying him one then go for it

i hate plstic potties to like jenny illl be buying a toilet seat for him

 

[Mizzy]

i got it last night
i went for this one in the end
https://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3763090/Trail/searchtext>POTTY.htm

 

[Blah11]

I dont like the idea of those potties. I dont want to make weeing and pooing a game cos she'd never be off it However, getting practical things is fine

 

[sabby52]

Thats a great idea but do bear in mind these type of potties can actually make the toilet training process longer and harder because they see the potty as a play thing. But no not harsh at all