Bull yogurt

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Suppose it must be regional. Back when I was a kid, 20 long years ago, men's rooms having a diaper station was the norm.

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Idk there are plenty of people who like boymilk :3

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I am Root!

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According to BabyCenter.com user data, it's the 13,388th most popular boy's name. https://www.babycenter.com/baby-names/details/root-1704004

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It's probably regional, 20 years ago is when it started changing for my area

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She posted that 25 years ago, and stations were plenty common in our town (Tulsa).

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It depends where you live. But it does majorly suck when you end up needing to change your kid in a place that doesn't have it in the men's bathroom (I'm a dude). Hell, it happened to me over the holidays when I went out with extended family that was visiting to a nice restaurant. I was changing my daughter's dirty diaper on the stupid little countertop area in the bathroom that had all the concierge type amenities. I just pushed all that crap into the corner to make room and one of the staff came in and gave me a look and I just commented they should install a proper changing station in the men's bathroom in the future.

Gregor

root@gregtech:~# echo "i am Root"

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Fair, we didn't start seeing them as common until about 20 years ago in my area

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Root probably comes from Ruth, which is for sure a traditional girl's name

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I've been known to go into the women's room to change a diaper when the men's room doesn't have a changing table. It doesn't happen often, but it's supremely irritating to me as a dad.

Benign

In northern Europe they are always in the HC bathrooms. I'v never seen one inside a gendered bathroom.

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whoami

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(whats my name?)

Snoop doggy dooooooooog

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noneofyourbusiness

Bunnylux

There's something here, but in a very broad and nuanced way. A society (capitalist society like this one) that tends to value things by their ability to produce profits does lend itself to misogyny the same way it lends itself to classism and natalism, in a lot of parallel ways.

Gregor

root

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Is the table used to hold your pants as you change your diaper?

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Not so long ago there weren't as many men changing the diapers either

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Women plop out babies so the line can go up in the future