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I'll say this again...but of course it will be ignored again. Boys under the age of 15 are legally allowed to be in a womens room. whether you like that or not. Of course I don't think anyone would actually bring a 14yo into the womens room...but legally allowed to be there. you may want to...

So are you carding all young boys you see in bathroom stalls? 5...6...who cares? What a strange line to draw, especially where you wouldn't even know by looking at them.

Well good thing no one no one is talking about bringing older boys or kids who are causing trouble into the bathroom. Unaccompanied...eh, I asked the pages ago and it was ignored ...what is the difference between a boy using a toilet with his mother next to him or a boy using the toilet with...

That person is referring to older children around the age of 12 probably(she does specifically say over 5 feet tall..I read it, did you even bother to?)...not small children. Small boys use the girls bathroom every day. I am really starting to wonder what kind of issues you people must have to...

There are very few adult men in the women's room I use. Statistically adult males are the main perpetrators in molestation cases.

There are tons of dangers to our kids. What we as parents decide to do about those dangers is an individual choice. At least that how I raise my kids. Maybe you look to places like the internet for approval about the little things, but most of us just don't. So no matter how small the chance...

But it was possible at a crowded pool?

ummm...because my husband is with me. Sorry I thought that would be plainly obvious, guess I need to remember not everything is obvious to everyone, sorry.

How do I go? I don't ,I wait until I'm home(I said when we are in WDW we all go at the same time, I do not live in WDW nor do I go only there). You can go back and read the many times I said why I send them into the women's room. Whether you agree, to tell you the truth, is completely unimportant.

Sometimes it's also not only the child using the bathroom that has special needs, but maybe another child thus making needs in the family change a little bit. You're right, of course you don't know. I've noticed something in this thread and that is that many seem to think their opinion on...

I guess you'll just have to go and see if you can hang on an open to close schedule everyday. Personally I wouldn't want too, but there are some who like too.

Right...in response to someone else(since you say you can follow a conversation I'm sure you noticed the quote and the word "also" in my reply, but it doesn't surprise me much if you didn't)....which is exactly how the conversation went. Again I love the fact that you are so interested in my...

uhhh...no I didn't. someone many many pages back said that was something they had done at concerts when they were younger. I agreed and said she wasn't the only one. Sorry that you weren't able to keep up with the conversation.

It happens. When I was in my 20's I peed in worse places. What can I say...I was a rule breaker. But thanks for being so concerned with the little things I did in my life 15 years ago:lmao:

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:thumbsup2 way to go mom...tell your kid to just get over it. Forget helping him through it, totally unnecdessary:headache:

"actual laws"..as you say ...tell me that my children can use which ever restroom I see fit. Whether that suits you or not. You don't like that...eh, big deal.

"if" there was...what a stupid question. there isn't...so it doesn't matter what you want to hypothetically call upon, lol. BTW, we all break laws everyday that suit us. Don't tell me you've never jay walked....

Nothing in the law in most states about that.

I'm assuming these girls were over the age of 15 like the laws says? Under 15 and they are allowed to be there. All of my kids are under 15.