PetSmart Metrotown

[ginakwony]

We just went to a Petsmart and my 2 year old only minutes into arriving, starts screaming and yelling toilet, toilet

There's no public toilet nearby, so I asked do you mind if my daughter uses your toilet? The answer, "No, we don't have public washroom.. you could try Starbuck. Is it fair to refuse a small child use of a shops toilet? Ugh! I understand that sometimes your bathroom is 'employee only' but you can't make an acceptation for a 2 year old?! Anyway, thanks for listening to my rant.

[Smooth]

Originally Posted by ginakwony

We just went to a Petsmart and my 2 year old only minutes into arriving, starts screaming and yelling toilet, toilet

There's no public toilet nearby, so I asked do you mind if my daughter uses your toilet? The answer, "No, we don't have public washroom.. you could try Starbuck. Is it fair to refuse a small child use of a shops toilet? Ugh! I understand that sometimes your bathroom is 'employee only' but you can't make an acceptation for a 2 year old?! Anyway, thanks for listening to my rant.

Speaking as someone who also has a toddler, I can appreciate having good access to clean public washrooms. That being said, I don't think this warrants a thread on a forum promoting the discussion of development and city design.

These types of complaints are best reserved for Yelp.