Fisher-Price Ducky Fun 3-in-1 Potty

by Fisher-Price

• Friendly ducky character makes potty training more inviting
• Music rewards success and motivates return trips
• 3-in-1 value, use it as a stepstool after potty training is complete
• Features removable legs for easy storage
• Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
• Easy-clean bucket

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Toddlers starting the training process love reinforcements and character friends that make them want to try again and again. And you will love this potty gives you three products in one. A little ducky friend to visit, and music and sounds when they're successful. As your little one grows, he can take the ducky fun to the grownup toilet, then use it as a stepstool. Requires 3 AA batteries. Weight limit: 100 pounds (45.4kg).

Product Description

Fisher Price Ducky Fun Potty

Toddlers starting the training process love reinforcements and character friends that make them want to try again and again. And moms will love that this potty provides three products in one! A little ducky friend to visit, and music and sounds when they’re successful. As toddlers grow, they can take the ducky fun to the grownup toilet, and then use it as a stepstool!

• Other features include 4 fun songs, a removable splash guard, and ducky sounds.
• Requires 3 AA (LR6) Alkaline 1,5V batteries, which are not included.
• Please dispose of batteries safely. Maximum weight: 100 lbs.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

31 of 31 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars makes potty training easy September 29, 2010

By S. Morgan

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My toddler LOVES this potty chair. she actually will stop the flow, and empty the bowl herself, put it back together and sit down and finish just so she can hear the music play again. Doesn't even ask for her stickers after doing the deed, listening to the fun music is reward in itself plus the positive feedback from Mommy.
The chair is sturdy and does not slip on our tile floors (we've packed it up to carry to friends houses), easy to clean and I like the versatility (can take off the ring and place on an adult size toilet, take off the deflector shield and can fold down the back and use as a step stool).
My only issues are: 1) that it is easy to clean except for 2 small areas if urine is spilled into the base when removing the bowl -- you need to use a thin towel, toothbrush, q-tip or just rinse and empty to clean. 2)to remove the ring you lift it straight up - which is no problem but at first my toddler wanted to push it up like it was a real hinged toilet seat which impedes the removal of the urine bowl and can result in spills - but only the first few times and now my toddler knows to lift straight off. 3) you need to dry the bowl after each use so that drops don't puddle in the bottom causing the music to go off when it's not in use and so that when it does get used the music will play at the appropriate time.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Too many parts March 15, 2012

By Chris Pittillo

This potty is more of a toy to my son. There are way too many pieces to deal with, and the splash guard is horrible. Every time he sits down on the potty he knocks the splash guard out of place & it hurts him. I would not recommended this potty. We ended up with the $12.99 Fisher-Price Frog potty. The splash guard is built in to the seat, and it's all just one piece. Way less mess and my son loves it! He's not even two yet and he's already potty trained!

9 of 11 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars Not a good design September 13, 2011

By Lisa Chu

I have two mini-potties, the Fisher Price froggy and singing ducky. The singing duck potty is much more expensive, is much harder to clean (lots of nooks and crannies everywhere), is annoyingly loud and wakes up the baby, and there are a lot more spills due to the lack of pee guard. The singing is cute, but it scares one of my twin daughters and there is no way to lower the volume unless you turn it off completely. A huge design flaw is that it's supposed to fit on the regular toilet, but you have to raise the ring for this, and even so it slides around making an unstable surface. Isn't the reason we want a smaller potty seat for the big potty so that our toddlers will have a more stable, secure seat on which to sit? Serious design flaw. The only good thing I can say for this chair is that it makes a good stepstool - doesn't slip.

Love the FP froggy potty. The pee guard on the froggy potty is great. I love this low-tech seat as it's easy to clean and hands down my twin daughters' favorite! Highly recommend the froggy potty if you are in the market.