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Laaaaaaame. Dads need props--and changing tables!--too.

so lame!
Or I love the ones where the Koala folding table opens right in front of the door so everyone bumps into you.

Also @mrs. wagon: the Garden doesn't have changing tables! There are signs saying they do but when you go in there's just an extension of the counter, no straps, you would never know that's what it's meant to be, its usually covered in trash, beer, etc. I complained about it at a Bruins game and they said to use a stretcher at First Aid. Sooooo lame! The freakin' Boston Garden! They host Disney on Ice, the Circus, so many family events.

Yeah that's annoyed me so much in the past. But now where we live, there's a ton of family restrooms. And we have a car now (vs only taking public transportation), so there's always changing in there. But yeah, more men's restrooms need changing tables.

Along these lines, what I love are the restrooms in IKEA. Granted, I've only been inside the womens room, but they have the special stall with the urinal, which is so cool for moms and sons.

I totally agree, so annoying. Whenever we're out, DH is always the one to change our DS, so not being able to find a changing station would make me so mad!!

@looch: our IKEA has an entire dedicated family bathroom! It's a single room, with a little potty and urinal, with another full size toilet room attached to it. It's great!!!

Ugh, I hate that. I also hate when there isn't a family restroom or one private restroom in a big place. When DH is out with DD by himself, he has to take her into the men's room to go to the bathroom. And that was fine when she was little, but now she likes to comments all on the "peanuts" of the men standing at the urinals, which is no bueno. He really wants to take her on daddy dauhter dates, but I think they would be very limited in where they can go because so many places do not have a private restroom, and she's too little to go in by herself.

@Foodnerd81: Ha, I'll have to tell him to try covering her eyes! She talks like nonstop, so I can only imagine that bathroom conversation, sigh.

This also bothers me a lot. I guess it's a cost-saving measure.