I suppose that on more than one occasion most mothers have asked ourselves why diaper changers in public places are always in women's toilets (except for honorable exceptions as in Ikea). I understand that years ago that was a job that few men were in charge of, but today I sincerely believe that it is something that no longer makes sense. And what happens when someone famous like Ashton Kutcher speaks about it?: well, that it becomes trendic topic and everyone starts talking about it.
“There are NEVER diaper changers in men's public restrooms. I will shout the first men's restroom to which I go and have it on my FB page ”, phrase to which he added is hashtag" # Séelcambio.
If I compare the "likes" that usually have their posts on the social network with the one that had this, I think it quadruples the average amount. That is to say, it is something so simple and basic that society cries out ... and It is not a matter of modernity, but of equality.
The only thing that makes me sad about this is that it is not a more common request (well, just until today I see something similar to come from a famous person), but as I remember, no "influencer" of this country has said something similar . Of course The protagonists of the baby product announcements are still them and their mothers.
Tell me that I am not the only one ... have you ever wondered why hoteliers have not thought that parents are also in charge of changing diapers?
Images | Sellers Patton on Flickr, Facebook Ashton Kutcher
