About bringing kids into the opposite sex bathroom?
2017-02-16 11:39 pm
I was in the men's bathroom the other day at a sporting event and a dad was in there with his little girl or rather bringing her in as i was already there. then after as i was washing my hands and leaving i saw another dad with his girl in there. I know sometimes parents have no choice but what age do you think kids should not be going into the opposite sex bathroom( this includes boys going into women's rooms as well? I understand sometimes there maybe kids who are 8, 9, or 10 years old who are small for their age and the parents or guardians are concerned and that's OK I guess because of their size but whats your opinion?
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2017-02-17 12:18 am
✔ 最佳答案
There is no particular age, but before that child hits puberty, they will be uncomfortable with it themselves, and push their parents to let them go alone. In the meantime, more and more stores and sports arenas have family bathrooms which are designated this way specifically so that parents can take their opposite sex child with them. Also with the transgender bathroom rights movement, some businesses are moving to all the bathrooms being unisex, so that's another reason why parents will not be criticized for bringing their children into the bathroom that the parent uses.
I see it as a good thing that the dads you saw were at a sporting event with their daughters, and going to the bathroom was just a necessary part of that.
2017-02-17 12:14 am
when the child begins to feel uncomfortable , it's time to stop.
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