Question for Parents with daughters

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

and prevents you from seeing her, depending on how young they might play with the toilet, or stick their hands in there. A kid playing in or around a public restroom stall, Thats a scary thought IMO

very good point. I was thinking of the perspective as a user of the restroom not involved in the parent/child restroom transaction.

 

[iagrdshaka 5,000+ posts]

your sig is ***

:06:

The only way to understand is to be a parent. If you're a parent and you're not a little paranoid when it comes to your kids you're not a very good parent.

Then you agree with my post.

 

[BobbyDD 10+ year member]

:06:


Then you agree with my post.

If you don't have kids then I agree that to you it's probably "creepy", yes.

 

[BobbyDD 10+ year member]

Well, one can understand somewhat without being a parent. For instance, I like the idea of bringing the girl in, but not in the same stall, the adjacent one. That way you could know she is safe without compromising yourself.
And then if she has to go...bring her in the men's and stand outside the stall until you think she is old enough to go by herself.

Now I have a pretty good set of decision rules in place in case it comes up if I am a parent.

I wasn't really talking about you, as you seem to be trying to understand without condemning us for it. I couldn't understand before I was a dad, but I guess I shouldn't assume that of everyone.

 

[Captain_Ahab 5,000+ posts]

Very interesting thread..

lol