Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I don't know what to do. He just demands food and sits there on his iPotty and plays with his iPad. I've had to plug the iPad in for continuous power. He's literally an eating, crapping machine now. On the plus side I've been able to leave him home alone for over 8 hours at a time since he got on this thing. . . . . . [UPDATE: this was a tongue-in-cheek review. But it turns out that these types of products actually have a practical application for special needs (e.g. autism spectrum) kids who may have significant difficult with potty training and for whom the iPad really does help. I think we can still laugh at the joke reviews but it's interesting to learn about the real-life, practical application too. Who knows if the manufacturer is targeting that niche audience? You wouldn't be able to tell from the marketing copy.]