Which toilet for my niece

[asfault]

I have a uncle and niece day coming up to help my sister out with some free time for herself
If i take her to the funfair or similar and she needs the bathroom what is the most appropriate toilet for us to use (she is 4 years old) Me in the females with her or her in the males with me? Or even if I need the toilet?

[seabod91]

Disabled / baby changing.

Failing that, mens and use a cubicle.

[Collectingbrass]

It's a difficult one. At Donnington services the other weekend there was a father daughter pair in the gents, but when my daughters were that young we'd hit the disabled / family room if we could. You may need a RADAR key available from Amazon for the price of a pint in London. Or ask her mother what the mother wants you to do.

One other thing, write your number on her arm in sharpie just in case one of you wanders off.

[ColdoRS]

I take my daughter to the disabled where possible but 9/10 in a cubicle in the mens with me.

It's not weird, people understand. Going in the women's however, would be weird!

[CSR Performance]

seabod91 said:

Disabled / baby changing.

Failing that, mens and use a cubicle.

This. In my experience no-one bats an eyelid. Don’t stress about it.

[TwigtheWonderkid]

Under no circumstances should a grown man go into the female loo. A 4 year old girl taken into a men's loo with a grown man is absolutely normal.

[kiethton]

ColdoRS said:

I take my daughter to the disabled where possible but 9/10 in a cubicle in the mens with me.

It's not weird, people understand. Going in the women's however, would be weird!

This, regular occurrence with my 3yr daughter

[Smint]

I used to take my daughter into the gents, most proper blokes are great and they'll go out of their way to give you discreet room.

[drmotorsport]

TwigtheWonderkid said:

Under no circumstances should a grown man go into the female loo. A 4 year old girl taken into a men's loo with a grown man is absolutely normal.

This. I always took my daughter into the disabled and if not available, into the gents cubicle.

[CMTMB]

I always take my daughter into the gents, use a cubicle, no issue.

I tend to avoid using the disabled toilet, I'd hate to prevent a disabled person being able to use it.

[E-bmw]

OP, you MUST realise that there would NEVER be a set of circumstances in the history of time where you should ever consider going into a Ladies toilet.

[98elise]

ColdoRS said:

I take my daughter to the disabled where possible but 9/10 in a cubicle in the mens with me.

It's not weird, people understand. Going in the women's however, would be weird!

As the father of a daughter that would be my take on it.