Quick answer
The ITY by Ingenuity Ready Set Go Potty and Swingity Swing are designed to support two key transitions: potty training and moving from a stationary seat to a swing. Use them when your child shows readiness signs, not by age alone.
Why transitions matter for baby gear
Babies outgrow gear at different rates. A swing that soothes a newborn may feel confining to an older infant who wants to move. A potty chair introduced too early can cause frustration, while waiting too long may delay independence. The ITY by Ingenuity line addresses both transitions with portable, easy-to-clean designs that adapt to your child's pace.
Frequently asked questions
When should I start using the Ready Set Go Potty?
Look for signs of readiness: your child stays dry for two hours, shows interest in the bathroom, can pull pants up and down, or tells you when they are about to go. Most children show these signs between 18 and 24 months, but every child is different. Start with short, positive sits on the potty once a day, and never force it. Watch for readiness cues rather than a specific age.
How do I set up the Swingity Swing for a newborn?
Use the lowest speed setting (speed 1) and the most reclined position. Attach the removable headrest to support the baby's head and neck. Always place the swing on a flat, stable surface away from stairs or edges. The easy-fold frame lets you move it between rooms, but never lift or carry the swing with a baby inside. Start with the slowest speed and full recline for newborns.
When should I transition my baby out of the swing?
Stop using the swing when your baby can sit up unassisted or weighs more than the swing's weight limit (check the manual). If your baby tries to climb out or seems restless, it is time to switch to a stationary activity center or playard like the Rompity Rest. The swing's portability makes it easy to store once outgrown. Move to a playard or floor mat once your baby sits up or exceeds the weight limit.
Can the Ready Set Go Potty be used for both boys and girls?
Yes. The potty has a simple, open design with a removable bowl that works for any child. It does not include a splash guard, so boys may need guidance to aim. The wide base provides stability regardless of how your child positions themselves. For boys, consider teaching them to sit first to avoid mess.
How do I clean the Swingity Swing and Ready Set Go Potty?
The Swingity Swing seat pad is removable and machine washable (cold, gentle cycle, hang dry). Wipe the frame with a damp cloth. The Ready Set Go Potty's bowl lifts out for emptying and can be washed with soap and water. Do not use abrasive cleaners on either product. Regular cleaning keeps both items hygienic and ready for daily use.
Product facts
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Ity by Ingenuity Swingity Swing Easy-Fold Portable Baby Swing, Goji: The Swingity Swing offers 6 speed options via TrueSpeed Technology and 2 reclining positions with a removable headrest for newborns. You can start with a gentle, reclined pace for a newborn and gradually increase speed and uprightness as your baby grows, making it a single swing that spans the first months.
Ity by Ingenuity Swingity Swing Easy-Fold Portable Baby Swing, Goji
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ITY by Ingenuity Ready Set Go Potty: The Ready Set Go Potty has an extra-wide stable base and a comfortable seat, designed for easy cleaning and simple use. A stable base reduces tipping when your toddler leans or stands, and the easy-clean surface makes potty training less messy for parents.
ITY by Ingenuity Ready Set Go Potty
