Potties & baby baths

Baby baths and potties for little families growing up together

For babies and little ones who are gradually growing up, our everyday essentials make children's hygiene safe and cheerful. Whether it's a baby bath, potty or toilet training seat, all our products are made from safe plastic, with every corner and edge rounded off so nobody gets hurt. We've also paid close attention to making sure baby baths, potties and children's toilet seats stand firmly and stay put – special non-slip studs and rubberised edges prevent slipping and sliding. Easy-clean surfaces and other practical details like wall storage make our products comfortable and convenient in your day-to-day life with a child.

Key features and benefits of our affordable potties, toilet trainer seats, baby baths and accessories (depending on the model):

• Tested safety: all products are made from safe, non-toxic plastic – ideal for baby baths, potties and toilet training seats.
• Non-slip grip: special non-slip studs and rubberised edges prevent sliding – for safe bathing in the baby bath and stable sitting on the children's toilet.
• Ergonomic design: rounded edges and comfortable seating surfaces provide comfort during potty training and in the baby bath for newborns.
• The right size: our baby bath is perfectly sized for babies – it fits in the shower, in the full-size bath or on the changing table.
• Light and portable: the low weight makes it easy to move around – so the baby bath also works as a mini paddling pool in the garden, or the potty can come along on trips.
• Easy to clean: smooth surfaces and removable inserts on the potties make cleaning quick and hygienic.
• Space-saving: the children's toilet seat and potty are available with wall-mounting options – so they're easy to store away when not in use.

Want bath time and potty time to feel safe and comfortable? Discover our range of baby baths, potties and toilet training seats for babies now – we have the right solution for every stage of development.

How long is a baby bath useful for?

A baby bath is most useful in the first 6 to 12 months, while your baby can't yet sit up independently. The compact size gives newborns a sense of safety and security, and means you need less water and can support your child more easily. Once your child is sitting steadily and the baby bath is getting too small, you can move on to the full-size bath with a non-slip mat. Bath toys, gentle flannels and soft towels make bath time even more enjoyable.

What should I look for in a baby bath for newborns?

For a baby bath for newborns, the most important things are an ergonomic shape, a non-slip base and non-toxic plastic. Place the bath somewhere stable and fill it with just 5 to 10 cm of lukewarm water to bathe your baby gently and safely. And one thing is absolutely essential: never leave your baby unattended in the baby bath.

What size should a baby bath be?

The ideal size is around 70 to 85 cm long and 40 to 45 cm wide – big enough for safe freedom of movement and compact enough for almost any bathroom. When buying your baby bath, take your baby's current size into account and leave a little room to grow. A bath that's too large can be unsettling for newborns, while one that's too small quickly becomes impractical.

When should I start potty training?

Most children are ready for the potty between 18 and 24 months, but every child develops at their own pace. A few signs can tell you whether the time might be right: does your child stay dry for longer, head to the potty on their own or want to use the big toilet like the grown-ups? If so, you can start potty training without any pressure – a comfortable potty and plenty of patience matter far more than perfect timing.

Which potty is best to start with?

For first attempts, a stable potty with a non-slip base is ideal. A removable insert makes emptying and cleaning afterwards especially easy. Gentle shapes and an ergonomic seat give a reassuring, secure feel all round. A sturdy step stool alongside makes the trip to the basin for handwashing afterwards much easier too.

Where should the potty go?

A stable, easily accessible spot in the bathroom gives a sense of security and helps build a reliable routine. If the potty is near the big toilet, little ones can watch and copy what the grown-ups do. At night, though, a potty placed right next to the bed can also be really useful. A familiar place helps children settle into the new routine without stress. If you'd rather teach your child to use the toilet from the start, you can go straight for a children's toilet trainer seat instead.

Is a potty or a toilet training seat better for babies and toddlers?

Both have their advantages. A potty is ideal for getting started because children can use it on their own and it's portable. A toilet training seat or children's toilet seat goes straight to the big toilet, saves space and makes the later transition easier. Many families use both: a potty for when you're out and about and at home (as a mobile option for the living room or bedroom), and a toilet trainer seat for the bathroom or a separate toilet.