Do You Need A Looster Booster?

Oh my goodness! A booster for your throne. This is a product no potty training parent should be with out. Having a toddler in the house that is fully potty trained often means a step stool by the toilet. Pooh Bear is potty trained and uses a step stool to get up onto the toilet. His parents or my self have to supervise when he uses the toilet instead of his potty chair. I have often caught him falling off the edge of the foot stool if he steps down wrong.
The minute I received the Looster Booster to review I was impressed. I had to immediately set it in the bathroom and ask Pooh Bear to give it a try. Of course Pooh Bear wanted to play on the booster and not sit on the potty.

The Looster Booster is sturdy, has a wide base and circles the sides and front of the toilet. A child can get up and down from the front or side with out tipping. The booster does not have to be moved for an adult to use the toilet. The top of the booster has raised letters which prevent slipping.

What are my thought about this product? I love the idea of a stable place for toddlers to plant their feet while on the toilet. Can you remember when you were small and your feet were dangling while on the potty. First off it is not a secure feeling. That is why many small children grip the sides of the toilet seat. Second after dangling for a few minutes the blood flow in our legs is restricted a bit. When this happens and a child steps off onto the floor they can easily loose their balance with unsteady legs. By using the Looster Booster your child will feel secure and comfortable.

What do I like most about the product? It is made in the USA! The Looster Booster has non-slip grippers on the underside. Making this on secure stepping stool for the toilet.

To purchase the Looster Booster for $34.99 go to Littlelooster.com.

Disclaimer

I received the product mentioned above using TrackerSphere.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

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