Kids and cross gender restroom use, which of these are inappropriate?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A 4 year old should be going in the bathroom with Mom or Dad, not their 8 year old sibling.

Disagree - its good for both of them.

What is good about a 4 year old boy watching his sister pee? Or vice versa? Weirdos.

That is what you took from the PP response?

[Anonymous]

The women’s room (with a woman) is always the safest and cleanest.

[Anonymous]

No matter the gender go to the women's room. Much safer.

Boys should never be in a men's room without an adult.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Girls shouldn’t be in men’s rooms because of urinals. Otherwise none of this matters.

HAHAHA. What?

Americans are so weird.

They don’t want girls to learn too early that men always get done pee on the floor.

No, they don’t want to be in a position to be accused of something. Take the child in the handicapped stall, wash hands there and get out.

This. It’s rude to the men who are in there.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn’t let my 8 year old take my 4 year old into any public restroom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A 4 year old should be going in the bathroom with Mom or Dad, not their 8 year old sibling.

Disagree - its good for both of them.

What is good about a 4 year old boy watching his sister pee? Or vice versa? Weirdos.

That is what you took from the PP response?

How was I supposed to interpret it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t let my 8 year old take my 4 year old into any public restroom.

Me either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Girls shouldn’t be in men’s rooms because of urinals. Otherwise none of this matters.

HAHAHA. What?

Americans are so weird.

They don’t want girls to learn too early that men always get done pee on the floor.

No, they don’t want to be in a position to be accused of something. Take the child in the handicapped stall, wash hands there and get out.

This. It’s rude to the men who are in there.

Agree

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No matter the gender go to the women's room. Much safer.

Boys should never be in a men's room without an adult.

What?! So your 8 year old son uses the women's room instead?! That's inappropriate in my opinion. Plus, this is the reason for the very long lines at every women's bathroom and no lines at the men's.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A 4 year old should be going in the bathroom with Mom or Dad, not their 8 year old sibling.

Disagree - its good for both of them.

Disagree. Law in most states says that 8 is old enough to be fine n their ow, but somewhere between 11 and 13 to babysit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A 4 year old should be going in the bathroom with Mom or Dad, not their 8 year old sibling.

Disagree - its good for both of them.

What is good about a 4 year old boy watching his sister pee? Or vice versa? Weirdos.

Kids face the door, just like with a parent?

[Anonymous]

I don't have a issue with an 8 year old going into either gender but the parents should be taking the kids, not an 8 year old.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Women's rooms for all 3 situations.
Most women, except for the most extreme and most scared of even little boys, will understand. There are stalls, versus men's rooms where you have to see men pull it out.

If the restroom is a single toilet with a door that locks, I don't think it matters.

This. Heck, I wouldn't care if an 8 year old boy and his 4 year old brother went in the women's room.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I'll see kids take another sibling/cousin to the restroom and one will go in the opposite

1) An 8 year old girl taking her 4 year old brother to the women's room

2) An 8 year old girl taking her 4 year old brother to the men's room

3) An 8 year old boy taking his 4 year old sister to the men's room

Those are all right except for #2. An 8 year old girl is too old to be in the men's room but not a 4 year old. I see dads take girls around 4 into the men's room all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it defaults to the gender of the older person in the tandem

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