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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m willing to bet at least one of the posters here who purports to being disgusted at a young child using a self-contained portable toilet to defecate at the park also has a dog who poops on the grass and makes you pick it up in a little baggie multiple times a day. Good grief, we are all doing the best we can. Show a little grace.[/quote] I will bet you also change your baby on restaurant tables. Is that the best you can really do? Aim higher.[/quote] I don't do little potties (even at home -- insert seat from day one) because I find the idea of cleaning them gross. But provided no one is asking ME to clean up their toddler's poop, I don't really see what the issue is. The playground is already covered in the remains of squirrel poop and any number of toddler bodily fluids and assorted other gross things; I fail to see why a parent letting their kid poop in a receptacle outside the playground structure and then neatly taking it home again is any grosser than changing their kid's diaper on the grass.[/quote] So human feces at the park is now no big whoop? Huh.[/quote] You don't change diapers in the park? Do you never leave the house with your baby ages 0 to potty trained, or do you just leave them to sit in dirty diapers? Training potties aren't any grosser than diapers imo.[/quote]
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