
The Prince Lionheart WeePOD is a good pick to keep kids comfortable as they learn to use adult toilets, reviewers say. The soft, anti-bacterial plastic provides a plush cushion for little bottoms, and parents like the range of color choices. Some say the splashguard isn't the best for boys, while others note that the seat may discolor after awhile.
Simple adjustments. Reviewers say the Prince Lionheart WeePOD is easy to adjust using a dial on the back of the seat. The soft plastic has an anti-bacterial coating, and parents say it's easy to clean. However, urine can still get caught under the seat. The WeePOD has an integrated splashguard, but some say it's too low to contain boys' messes. The seat is fairly high, according to some owners, so there was a long learning curve before their children could get on and off independently. The seat is reported as easy to remove from the toilet when it's not in use.
A secure seat. The Prince Lionheart WeePOD fits securely on most toilets without wobbling, reviewers say. The plastic is flexible and soft, and parents say it keeps their kids comfy while they sit, sometimes for long periods. The seat is available in five colors. A few owners say the seat can become discolored after extended use.

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Our Sources
1. Baby Bargains
Review Credibility: Excellent "Baby Bargains," a comprehensive book by Denise and Alan Fields, reviews baby gear and common baby brands. The authors offer a brief overview of potty chairs versus potty seats and recommend a few specific potties. Their website offers up-to-date information, additional reviews, recall information and forums for parents to discuss baby products.
Review: Around the House: Monitors, Diaper Pails and Safety, Denise and Alan Fields, Tenth Edition, 2013
2. BabyCenter.com
Review Credibility: Excellent A runner up in the BabyCenter.com product awards, the Prince Lionheart WeePOD earns praise for its plush, comfy padding and anti-bacterial coating. The editors also like the adjustable dial, which helps keep the seat stable on most toilets. Some parents say the splashguard is too low.
Review: Potty Training Chairs & More, Editors of BabyCenter.com, Not dated
3. Amazon.com
Review Credibility: Very Good The Prince Lionheart WeePOD receives 4.5 out of 5 stars in more than 85 reviews on Amazon.com. Reviewers like the cushioned seat, saying it keeps their kids comfortable, and the color choices. Most say it is easy to clean, though urine can occasionally collect under it. A few complain that the seat didn't fit their toilet or that the splashguard didn't contain boys' messes. Others say the seat can discolor after extended use.
Review: Prince Lionheart weePOD Toilet Trainer, Contributors to Amazon.com, As of May 2013
4. Apartment Therapy.com
Review Credibility: Good ApartmentTherapy.com's Elisabeth Wilborn praises the Prince Lionheart WeePOD as a viable alternative to the Baby Bjorn Toilet Trainer, saying it comes in "a range of pearlescent colors" as a bonus. The very short review does not note any cons.
Review: Potty Talk: 10 Best Potties, Elisabeth Wilborn, Oct. 24, 2011
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