@msbcdcl you’ve got highchairs for baby’s, kids menus, and crayons - but no changing table for diapers in the men’s room?! Please be more inclusive of fathers with small children!
I just accepted the #SquatForChange Challenge. Dads change diapers too, we need changing stations in Men's Restrooms! Please, help us make that happen by making a donation or joining the challenge!
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So why don’t we see more of these in men’s bathrooms?
It would be helpful to have more of these around.
#dadschangediaperstoo#dirtydiapers#wheretochange @ Dallas, Texas https://t.co/Pb6VHiiyuU
Changing your baby is a man thing too, just like moms! Squat for change will drive initiatives that result in installation of appropriate diaper changing stations and all designated public restrooms. #SquatForChange#LoveTheChange https://t.co/gKdPKF6VVY
We know it's a bit of an older story, but it's so darned awesome to see what these dads did when they worked to change the status quo: https://t.co/KaskRPIbCn ~ #SquatForChange Worked!
Thank you Michelle Schullerer for bringing a petition forward to advocate for infant change tables in publicly accessible washrooms. This is an initiative I wholeheartedly support. You'll be hearing more on this in the near future. I know you get this one, share your stories.👶🍼
We had a blowout diaper yesterday, and lucky mom got to be the one to clean up the mess because the Little Rock restaurant did not have a changing table in the men's room. #squatforchange
@DavidCouchAR@BreanneDavis Another thing that might work is when a restaurant didn’t have a changing table in the men’s room I would just change the kids’ diapers right there in the middle of the restaurant.
@Distractify, we want to see you give a shout out to @NYCComptroller and his staff for working with @Pampers toward the donation of 600 changing tables to @NYCParks for diaper changing equity in our parks and playgrounds, too!
#SquatForChange
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No, I was not in drag.
I was carrying my crying toddler daughter to the restroom because I suspected that she needed a diaper change. The men's restroom did not have changing station, and the waitress was insisting that I use the one in the women's restroom. They posted a guard.
@markkitti Why not put a changing station in all bathrooms? That’d avoid having to look for signs/ be more inclusive. Just curious btw, how common or uncommon is it to see a changing station in men’s bathrooms? Not just in restaurants; wondering about institutions too...