I feel dumb, but I have to ask...

[Neenee Jellybeanie]

I use a parents room when there is one, but since having my DD have no issues in using a disabled toilet if there are no parents rooms.. (mind you, I felt so guilty the 1st time I did it).. Much safer to have bub in your sight at all times..

I think we should stop calling them 'disabled' toilets and start calling them 'accessible toilets' because mums with prams need them just as much as people with disabilities!

I was waiting for a disabled toilet with DD once and the woman who came out WASN'T disabled, she wouldn't look me in the eye LOL.

[Mum2SweetCs]

There are some toilet cubicle that are big enough for shopping trolleys and prams that are not in the parents room.

I guess you just got to get to know your shopping centre.

I am amazed at how nice the parent's rooms are at the shopping centres around my area though.

[M22]

In japan,

they have little high chairs built into the wall so you can pop bub in there- no idea why they dont do that here

[AnyDream]

I have no qualms about using a disabled toilet since I have *never* come out of one to find anyone other than another mum with a pram waiting!