do u find it annoying when u see, mum an baby changing room in shopping centers? or anywhere 4 that matter? im a single dad an i find it sexist, does that mean if its a mother an baby room, i cant use it cos im male? why cant they rename it perent an baby? has any1 else any views on this? or am i the only1 that notices it lol.

lol, thanx for ur view, i just wanderd if it was just me lol. the system could do with a woman like u that just dont think about single mums. thanx again

Totally agree mate, 100%, there are a few aspects of parenting where the male side of things is forgotten, I can't think of them off the top of my head but every now and again I hear something to do with parenting and the mother aspect is lorded over the father aspect, it just ticks me off LOL
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my point excatly m8 lol, but there is some decent females that does understand wot were going thru

Ill agree there too, im normally out with my blak permanent marker. lol. its amazing how you can adapt the sign. trick is not to get caught. The ones on the tarmac are a little harder, for mother and baby parken spaces, i suggest carrying a bucket of paint in the boot for these ones

F*ck it, use it anyway. And God help them if anyone says anything!

Some places do have family changing units & they do hqave signs saying Dads Welcome

I remember once when i was changing my son in one of these rooms a bloke just walked in to use the toilets no children with him anything, so i went to customer services & they said "oh well we cant stop him" i was pissed off because he could have been a perv or anything, so i said to them well its a parenting room why is a random bloke walking in there to use the loo? the snotty cow turned around and then said "well we have women go in there"


really gets my goat lol

It's not just baby changing that's the issue, it can also be about little girls out with their dads and wanting the loo but still too young to go into the ladies by theirselves. My ex-was always moaning how inappropriate it was for him to take my daughter into the men's loos. If a woman takes a little boy into the ladies toilets it doesn't seem so bad as the cubicals give the privacy anyway. She's 21 now so the problems for men out with their children is hardly any different than then.........but with baby changing facilities they were almost non-existent, so if it's just the room title you can always point it out to the 'responsible owners' chances are they hadn't even given it much thoughtand may be willing to re-name their changing room.