handicap bathroom Do you use the handicap bathroom when you're by yourself if other stalls are open and clean?

No. The only time I use them are if they are all full and there's a line, otherwise I'll wait. Or when I was SUPER pregnant cause I kept getting stuck in the regular stalls, or when I nannied for young children because usually we couldn't fit in a normal stall and they were too young to wait outside the door without running off

No but if dd is with me and she needs to go I will go in that one because the 2 of us can't fit in a regular sized one. It makes it easier for us

I only use it if I have the stroller or if the changing table is in the handicap stall. But now that Ds walks most the time I can use the regular stalls! Which I'm glad because the handicap stall is usually taken anyways lol.but if I'm by myself then no I don't use it

No. The toilet is too high for my son to stand and pee.

At 36 weeks pregnant I absolutely do ?

Yes i do cause its bigger sn usislly always cleaner an has paper

With my daughter, yes. Handicapped stalls are sometimes also family stalls, with a little seat to strap your toddler in or a changing table. I've also been known to use it when pregnant too. Normal stalls are cramped with a big belly, especially when the door opens in. -.-

Not even gonna lie and say I don't because I do. I rather would not use a public restroom but if I do it's just automatically the first one I go to. I don't do well in small spaces

Yes

By myself no. With the kids, yes.

Yes. I'm normally taking my almost 3 year old too and being pregnant with her in the stall too, the normal ones are just too small. I've never had anyone waiting when I got done.

I'm never alone lol. I always have Ds with me, since he's only 2 months old, and I'm a stay at home mom. I use the handicap stall because it's the only one with a changing station, and I have to wheel Ds's stroller in there with me. There's also rarely family restrooms where I live.

If Im taking my daughter then yes I use it because theres more room for us.

Not if there are other ones available. Unless like pp said, I need the baby changing table.

That would be quite the surprise Callie. ???

Not unless I need it. Changing baby or if I happen to have a stroller, etc.

If I'm heavily pregnant or I've got my kids with me I will, but otherwise no

I have 3 kids with me, 4 if my SD is along to... We crowd the handicap. 5 of us will not fit in a regular stall and like usual, the minute we get to a store, a kid has to go. Then all of them do so yeah.

Yes. All the time, I hate tiny stalls. And not once in 32 years have I come out and had a handicapped person waiting on me. Although I'd feel like a douche if it ever happens

If there isn't a family restroom, I have the stroller with me, and I desperately need to pee then yes I do. The stroller doesn't fit in the regular stalls and I'm not peeing with the door open.

Nope, never.

Only with my kids because I usually have both boys (1.5&2.5) with me and the 2.5 year old is potty training and I don't think we'd all fit in a small one ?

No the only time I use it is if I have my kids with me or pregnant.

BUT if I'm going to s*** my pants and it's about to come out all over myself then maybe I'll consider using one.

Yepppp all the time. But I guess I could be considered "handicapped" in that situation because I usually have my 60 lb lab with me. She's my service dog so she goes everywhere lol. If she goes in a regular stall usually she tries to peak under the stall wall and it's awkward lol

No. I typically won't even use the handicap stall if it's the only one available. Unless it's a pooh emergency, in that case any open toilet is fair game

I don't use it unless I'm heavily pregnant. That stall is for people that physically can't use the other stalls. If I have my daughter with me, a lot of the time, the changing thing is in the handicap stall and in that instance I will use it, if she needs to be changed. Otherwise she stands in front of me in the small stall while I go to the bathroom.

Nope. That's inconsiderate.