CTA Digital 2-in-1 iPotty with Activity Seat for iPad

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5005 in Baby Product
  
• Brand: CTA Digital
• Model: PAD-POTTY
• Released on: 2013-03-01
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 12.50" h x
  10.50" w x
  19.00" l,
  2.62 pounds
  

Features

• Comfortable and child-friendly potty with activity stand for iPad (2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation)
• Adjustable stand securely holds and helps protect iPad while kids play
• Easy to clean with removable inner potty bowl, potty seat and splashguard
• Clear touchscreen protector guards against smudges and messy hands
• 360° Rotating stand easily switches between horizontal and vertical views

• Comfortable and child-friendly potty with activity stand for iPad (2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation)
• Adjustable stand securely holds and helps protect iPad while kids play
• Easy to clean with removable inner potty bowl, potty seat and splashguard
• Clear touchscreen protector guards against smudges and messy hands
• 360° Rotating stand easily switches between horizontal and vertical views

Product Description

Parents can give children a comfortable and fun place to learn to use the potty with the child-friendly iPotty from CTA Digital. It features a special stand to securely hold the iPad and safely entertain kids while they play with apps. The adjustable stand can be rotated 360° to switch between horizontal and vertical views and also includes a removable touchscreen cover to guard against messy hands and smudges. Parents will be pleased with how simple it is to keep the iPotty clean and minimize messes, with its removable inner potty bowl, potty seat, and splashguard. A clip-on seat cover can be attached to convert the potty to a child activity seat, so they can safely play apps, read and watch videos on the iPad at any time. The stand can also be adjusted to 3 positions or removed entirely to make extra room and easily store away. So, take a step ahead in potty training, delight children and make the learning experience easy and fun with CTA Digital's iPotty for iPad. Specifications: • Compatible with iPad (3rd and 4th Generation) and iPad 2 • For children 18 months and up • Supports up to 43 pounds Package includes: (1) iPotty for iPad (1) Removable Potty Bowl with Handle (1) Removable Potty Seat (1) Attachable Seat Cover (1) Attachable Splashguard (1) Adjustable Stand for iPad (1) Removable Screen Guard Cover

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

626 of 702 people found the following review helpful.
Works great for smaller adults, but then...
By Laura Hattaway
I bought this for myself because, let's face it, I'm a busy lady on the "go" (pun intended!) and I don't always have time to properly do my business when there is so much internetting to be done.Fortunately, I was blessed with a pretty minuscule frame and some freakish flexibility, so I am able to mount this sucker like a barely-oversized toddler.At first, I found myself only using time-wasting apps like Flow or Fruit Ninja. Then, as my restroom visits lengthened (thank you, iPotty! My rushed toiletings had lead to some pretty serious lower G/I issues), I realized that we had some serious multi-tasking opportunities here.In the past week, I have edited my NaNoWriMo novel, stalked my ex-boyfriend (whose new wife, by the way, is hideous... but at least she's tall, right, Rich?!), filled out my passport application - AND PRINTED IT! FROM MY BATHROOM! - and completed an online mobile app development class. And I've never been more regular!The only downside I can see is that now, every time I try to use my iPad in a non-water-closeted venue, I experience the sudden and undeniable urge to eliminate waste. It makes my normal bedtime routine pretty uncomfortable, and makes me feel weak for my Pavlovian response.I'm trying to taper off using this, but now a regular toilet just feels so high. There is a reason most of the world squats, people! It's better for you!My next plan is to use this to toilet train my cats. I have tried those cat apps, but they don't like them. They LOVE the keyboard app, and one of my cats wrote a pretty incredible song the other night when I was drinking and watching House, but by the time I came out of that wine stupor, the other cat had apparently deleted the recording out of jealousy.Neither of them has successfully mastered the potty yet, but I have high hopes! And I guess I'll just start reading before bed or something. I don't know what people who read on the toilet do to unwind, though...

170 of 220 people found the following review helpful.
Game of thrones
By chatchi
In my family, we're not big talkers. As soon as I get home from work, I plop down in front of the TV and watch my shows until it's time to go to bed. My wife will try to tell me about her "busy" day staying at home with our son -- I'm only half listening, though.I know we're supposed to interact with our kid and teach him things, but quite honestly, it's easier just to put him in front of the TV and let those cartoons do the educating for us. The kid goes into a zone when he's watching TV and doesn't say a word for hours, so he's obviously learning a ton of stuff.When the iPad came out, I was reluctant to fork out all that cash, but once my wife and I realized the educational benefits it could have on our child, we bought it immediately. He has absolutely no idea how to operate the darn thing, but when he's playing with the iPad it's like we don't even have a kid anymore. It's pretty great.After a disastrous attempt to potty-train the kid after his first birthday, we weren't in a huge hurry to try again. Until I heard about the iPotty. It's exactly what you think it is -- a training potty with a built-in stand for the iPad.Sometimes we'll put the kid on the iPotty even when he doesn't have to go to the bathroom. He just loves sitting on his throne (as we call it), tapping mindlessly at the screen. And let me tell you how thrilled I am with the touchscreen protector that keeps pee- and poo-covered hands off of the iPad screen. That thing's been a lifesaver on many occasion.When you think about it, a kid playing with an iPad on the potty is no different than an adult reading a book. Sometimes you just need to take your mind of the task at hand and let things happen naturally. While our boy has yet to be successfully potty trained, we're confident that -- with the help of the iPotty -- we'll have this thing figured out in no time.

134 of 188 people found the following review helpful.
Perfect for airtravel
By David Worthington
Air travel isn't the same as it was before deregulation, but savvy travelers know how to make the most out of a flight's accoutrements. For whatever reason, flight attendants aren't too keen on airsickness bags being used for purposes other than airsickness. This constant hassle forces passengers to get up and use the lavatory.The iPotty is the perfect solution for the discerning business class traveler who just wants to sit back and let things fly. Members of the 'free drink club' favor convenience - waiting in a line is simply unacceptable. Just think about how many times you have to get up during a long flight. Now, you don't even need to leave your seat; embrace deep vein thrombosis. Send out e-mails or teleconference with your team without taking any breaks and drink all the free coffee that you want.It doesn't matter with iPotty. Tip: ask your flight attendent for a few extra hot towels.