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6 potty training items to add to your shopping list

Stock up on some toilet training essentials before the big day.

6 potty training items to add to your shopping list

Potty time shopping list

BabyBjorn Potty Chair

Parents of both boys and girls swear by this simple potty seat. Also comes in gray and pink. $45, toysrus.ca

6 potty training items to add to your shopping list

Foryee Cute Frog Potty Training Urinal

Little guy prefers to pee standing up? If you have enough space in your washroom, this is a fun, affordable option. $15, amazon.ca

6 potty training items to add to your shopping list

PAW Patrol Soft Potty Seat

Potty-training accessories adorned with your kid's favourite characters can help her get excited about this big change. $19, toysrus.ca

6 potty training items to add to your shopping list

Zoocchini Organic Training Pants Safari, 3 pack

Training pants can help make the transition from diapers to underwear a little smoother for all involved. $30, toysrus.ca

6 potty training items to add to your shopping list

FÖRSIKTIG Children's Stool

Kids find it easier to bear down for a bowel movement when their legs aren't just dangling off the toilet. $5, ikea.ca

6 potty training items to add to your shopping list

My Carry Potty Red Ladybug Potty

If you're frequently on the go, a travel potty comes in handy. Also comes in bumblebee and cow. $40, well.ca

6 potty training items to add to your shopping list

A version of this article appeared in our Summer 2016 issue, titled "Shopping list", pg. 62.

Read more: How do I potty train? Potty-training books we love #ThisIsMyLife: Potty humour

This article was originally published on Jul 13, 2016

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Kim is a freelance writer, editor and content director in the greater Toronto area. She is currently a content editor for Korn Ferry. Her work can also be found in MSN Canada, Tinybeans, Allergic Living Magazine and Cottage Life.

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