ATHENA FUTURES Disposable Toilet Seat Covers for Toddlers, Extra Large Individually Wrapped Unicorn Paper Potty Training Liners for Kids, Portable, Flushable with Non-Slip Adhesives, Airplane & Travel

These disposable toilet seat covers were a lifesaver. They are great for travelling. They are large and very good quality, so don’t easily tear. The coverage is GREAT, they are pretty long and cover the whole toilet seat. We felt more comfortable letting out little one use these.Did I mention they’re cute!?! Easy to pack in a purse or baby bag, take up very little space - and very easy to use.

This was probably one of the best purchases I have ever made. I keep a few of these in my diaper bag for my older kids or even myself as squatting can lead to UTIs. I love that they are individually wrapped and they are quick to set up which is most important as my kids don't tell me that have to potty until they really have to go urgently. They are also ling and drape over the toilet this is wonderful because my petite 6-year-old crabs onto the toilet to steady herself so as not to fall in and this prevents her from touching the actual toilet. This works way better than trying to line the seat with toilet paper and not all bathrooms have the paper ones or they are not well stocked. They do seem thick which makes them durable but I would be worried about flushing them. We just used toilet paper to pick it up and place it in the trash. Get these now and you will be happy you did!

I use these every time we travel with our kids. Works on planes and public bathrooms.

Easy to use love that it’s individually packaged

I LOVE these over-sized liners for my toddler. It provides great coverage when having to use public restrooms. Most toilets seats have a large opening which increases the chances of my toddler falling through and we don't want that happening so, I lay down the liner first (I don't use the adhesive option), then I put on a portable potty seat (folds down into quarters for easy packing). The liner is so long that if my toddlers dangling legs touch any part of the toilet its protected with the liner. The liner also allows her to hold onto the side of the toilet which again is protected with the liner. Now, lets talk about the density of the liner. It is not like a standard liner available in public restrooms, these are far more thicker. The first two uses I did not flush them down the toilet. Something told me to just roll it up and toss it into the trash. Third use was at a public restroom while visiting the Grand Canyon. I was in hurry and as soon as my toddler was finished using the bathroom I instinctively flushed the toilet and there went the liner down the drain...so I thought. To my horror, it got stuck. I panicked and flushed again, and again, and again! The liner was stuck. I knew there was a line for the stall and I did not want to be that lady who clogged the toilet (ugh). My MacGyver instincts quickly kicked in and I used an empty trash bag in the stall, turned it inside out and reached into the toilet (OMG!) to extract the partially flushed potty liner (I know, I know..I could've just left it but the guilt of knowing that I did it would not sit well with me). With the liner safely (and soaking wet) in the trash, I could confidently exit the stall with my head held high and hit the canyons. So, my fellow parents..while I'm sure someone of you were able to flush these suckers down the toilet, I just don't recommend it. Save yourself the horror and embarrassment, or having to turn into MacGyver....better yet, save the poor business some money with trying to fish the liners out later which will eventually cause a backup sooner or later. They are far too big and thick and will cause a blockage. Great liners, just throw them in the trash after use!