Missing nappy-changing facilities
A few days ago I was talking to a pharmacist when a young woman holding a toddler in her arms came in and begged the chemist for somewhere to do a nappy change. The chemist immediately showed her to a small room. The woman thanked the chemist for his...
A few days ago I was talking to a pharmacist when a young woman holding a toddler in her arms came in and begged the chemist for somewhere to do a nappy change. The chemist immediately showed her to a small room. The woman thanked the chemist for his kindness, telling him that she could not stop her child from crying.
In this modern age, such needs are rarely considered. It is time to create a corner in women's public conveniences for the needs of babies and toddlers. Many public conveniences have been adapted for use by persons with special needs. Why not for the little ones?