Restroom question/issue...

I think the OP question about whether you can bring a boy in the women's restroom was based on safety, unless I'm incorrect so I'm sure that is why people mentioned safety issues. If the question wasn't regarding safety, then there really is no need for bringing a child of the opposite sex into a bathroom (unless they are just potty training of course :flower:
 
crisi said:
I have a problem with older boys in women's restrooms. My problem is that I've had the occation to hear one talk to his friends after the experience. Until that experience I was of the "Mom knows best" camp. Little Peeping Tom! In that case, Mom wasn't protecting him from sexual abuse, she was creating a little sexual abuser. The child was probably nine or so, it was a fast food restaurant, and Mom was no where near while he described why he still let Mom take him into the ladies room to his friends (who were giving him a hard time over it). A child old enough to show sexual interest in nakedness does not belong in a ladies room where, yes, there are stalls, but there are also large enough gaps in stall doors to allow peeking. I do understand the problem, I have a six year old (who uses the men's room alone only in places he and I are both comfortable - i.e. not the shopping mall, but at the skating rink with his friends when they all go together). Its a rock and a hard place, they grow up too fast for what they are ready for.

I'm confident my 8 year old isn't peeping through the gaps in the stalls of the ladies room while I pee. Creating a little sexual abuser. Ridiculous. The amount of children in that age group is probably a incredibly tiny, weeny amount in your little list of stats.
This thread is completely out of hand.
 

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