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Anonymous users2024-01-24Will you feel comfortable asking someone to take it to the toilet? If you don't want to go to the men's bathroom, you can endure it and go to school.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Ask an older aunt or something like the one in the women's toilet to help take your daughter to the women's bathroom, and gender awareness should be cultivated from an early age.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You don't have to go into this after all, children.
She remarried with her five-year-old daughter, she should have told her in-laws, her mother-in-law should not let her take children, and children can't live without their mothers.
Your daughter is a human spirit, and when my child was five years old, she didn't understand the difference between mom and dad physically.
Regarding the issue of sex, it is really not popular, and you say that when you grow up, you have to close the door when you go to the toilet alone...
Of course, it is brought into the men's bathroom, because you are an adult, you can't go into the women's bathroom, and the daughter is still a baby, and no one says anything about entering the men's bathroom.
With a child, it's okay, the child is small. You can't just let her wait outside, it's not safe.