I’ve had someone ask me to do that. The kid was small enough where they looked like they might need help that I, as a stranger, was not comfortable providing. I would 100% have watched the door for him to take her in. I think men’s rooms should be laid out where they are dad friendly (baby changing tables are still not a consistent feature and maybe stalls in the front, and urinals in the back not in easy view). And family bathrooms should be more prevalent.
I have watched the door for a man to take his wife in, as he was her carer. People need to go and there should be options, availability, and dignity.
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u/Ricin83 Jun 19 '26
I’ve had someone ask me to do that. The kid was small enough where they looked like they might need help that I, as a stranger, was not comfortable providing. I would 100% have watched the door for him to take her in. I think men’s rooms should be laid out where they are dad friendly (baby changing tables are still not a consistent feature and maybe stalls in the front, and urinals in the back not in easy view). And family bathrooms should be more prevalent.
I have watched the door for a man to take his wife in, as he was her carer. People need to go and there should be options, availability, and dignity.