它是着名的父母身份最混乱，最可怕的方面之一。然而，在全国各地，父亲们正在争取换尿布的权利.
问题在于：当关键时刻到来时，外出和抱着婴儿的女性通常可以在女厕所找到换尿布台，但照顾婴儿的父亲经常在男厕所里运气不好.
什么是爸爸在旅途中做什么?
加利福尼亚州立法机构目前正在考虑两项“便士平价”法案，这些法案要求男女均匀使用尿布更换桌.
居住在洛杉矶的妻子和两个小女儿Doyin Richards说，他经常遇到这种情况 – 大概有三分之二的时间他和孩子一起出去.
“这基本上是直截了当地说，只有女性更换尿布 – 男士不换尿布。这在2014年及以后是不可接受的。 “但事实并非如此，”39岁的理查兹说，他是今天的父母撰稿人，撰写了爸爸的工作博客，他早些时候发布了一张病毒照片，当时他贴了自己的照片，温柔地梳理着他2岁女儿的头发，同时也穿着他的女婴。在承运人.
“像我这样的爸爸真正参与了他们的孩子，并希望积极地与他们在一起，并帮助他们的孩子非常沮丧。”
罗森报告：爸爸要求尿布更换站
Jun.23.201403:29
根据政府最近的一项研究，大约90％与孩子一起生活的父亲报告说，他们每天或每周几次给孩子洗澡，换尿布或打扮，这项研究指出，父亲更多地参与孩子的生活。前几代人。今天对约1,000名父亲进行的一项调查发现，54％的现代爸爸换尿布，而只有37％的人说他们的父亲做过尿布.
在加利福尼亚州，州参议院通过了两项法案，要求在新的公共卫生间平等进入换岗站，正在等待州议会的听证会。截至目前，没有州或联邦法律保护男子的尿布税权利。然而，许多公司为了方便客户而为家庭休息室提供更换站点，一些社区制定了解决该问题的当地法律.
例如，迈阿密戴德县（Miami Dade County）需要一些新的和改造的企业 – 包括电影院，体育场和大型餐馆 – 才能让男女更换宝宝站。迈阿密的城市拥有的建筑也提供额外的福利。匹兹堡也有类似的法律.
在旧金山，该市的规划代码要求新的或翻新的“公共服务”企业安装男女可以使用的尿布更换站.
不管法律与否，一些爸爸说事情变得越来越好，一次就是一个臭的尿布.
10年前，当他的第一个孩子出生时，格雷格·艾伦开始编制一份男士房间的名单，并在纽约市更换餐桌，并表示父亲们更容易找到大苹果的便利设施。.
“一般来说，更换桌子，特别是男士的房间，现在看来是正常的;他们不仅仅是为了玩具店了，“艾伦写道，爸爸是博客。 “爸爸和任何人一样都有可能在洗手间里换桌子。”
艾伦已经发现，新的商店和餐馆更有可能在男性的房间里换桌子而不是现有的商店.
理查兹希望明确表示他对没有换婴儿站的场所没有问题，因为他知道有些企业只是迎合成年人，他说。他的抱怨是关于让母亲无视父亲而改变餐桌的地方.
第一次发生在他身上的时候，理查兹走进女厕所换了他的女儿。尽管获得了内部女性的支持，但自那以后他就没有这样做过。他说，这些天，他要么检查附近的企业，要么在他的SUV中改变他的女儿，但不应该归结为这一点.
“如果外面很冷，或外面下雨或者发生什么事情，那真的很难。我们想在肮脏的公共浴室地板上改变我们的孩子吗？这是我看到爸爸做的一个选择，“理查兹指出.
他希望，随着人们的发言，公司意识到他们可能会疏远客户并赔钱。理查兹避免了那些不能让他平等进入婴儿换尿布台的场所，并在社交媒体上给予对爸爸友好的公司的荣誉，以便其他人可以传播这个词。他对东北的食品连锁店Wegmans印象特别深刻，恰好为爸爸提供储备充足的尿布站.
艾伦认为机场等公共设施在这个问题上处于领先地位。他说宜家是“黄金标准”。理查兹也是任何提供家庭厕所的企业的粉丝，父母可以与孩子一起进入.
当爸爸们想要知道他们是否可以在与家人出去之前有平等的权利去换桌子时，像ChangingTableLocator.com这样的网站可以提供更多的指导.
对于理查兹而言，这个问题仍然是个问题，他希望社交媒体有一点压力可以解决.
“我最小的女儿已经11个月了，所以我可能还有一年左右的尿布，然后我的时间就完成了。但是我想为新爸爸而战，那些正在上升的爸爸，“理查兹说.
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As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or culture. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
“It is one of the most chaotic and terrifying aspects of famous parenting. However, fathers across the country are fighting for the right to change diapers. The problem is that when the critical moment comes, women who go out and hold babies can usually find a changing table in the womens restroom, but fathers who take care of babies often have bad luck in the mens restroom. What do dads do on the go? The California legislature is currently considering two “penny parity” bills that require equal use of diaper changing tables for men and women. Doyin Richards, a wife and mother of two daughters living in Los Angeles, said he often encounters this situation – about two-thirds of the time he goes out with his children. “This is basically straightforward, only women change diapers – men dont change diapers. This is unacceptable in 2014 and beyond,” said the 39-year-old Richards, who is todays parent writer and wrote a dads work blog. He posted a viral photo earlier, when he posted his own photo, gently combing his 2-year-old daughters hair while wearing his baby. In the carrier. “Dads like me are really involved with their children and want to be actively with them and help them. Its very frustrating for their children.” According to a recent government study, about 90% of fathers who live with their children report that they bathe, change diapers, or dress their children every day or several times a week. This study pointed out that fathers are more involved in their childrens lives than previous generations. A survey of about 1,000 fathers today found that 54% of modern dads changed diapers, while only 37% said their fathers had changed diapers. In California, the state senate has passed two bills that require equal access to changing stations in new public restrooms and are waiting for a hearing in the state legislature. So far, there are no state or federal laws protecting mens diaper-changing rights. However, many companies provide changing stations for family restrooms for customer convenience, and some communities have enacted local laws to address the issue. For example, Miami-Dade County requires some new and renovated businesses – including cinemas, sports stadiums, and large restaurants – to allow men and women to change baby stations. The city of Miamis buildings also provide additional benefits.
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or culture. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
“It is one of the most chaotic and terrifying aspects of famous parenting. However, fathers across the country are fighting for the right to change diapers. The problem is that when the critical moment comes, women who go out and hold babies can usually find a changing table in the womens restroom, but fathers who take care of babies often have bad luck in the mens restroom. What do dads do on the go? The California legislature is currently considering two “penny parity” bills that require equal use of diaper changing tables for men and women. Doyin Richards, a wife and mother of two daughters living in Los Angeles, said he often encounters this situation – about two-thirds of the time he goes out with his children. “This is basically straightforward, only women change diapers – men dont change diapers. This is unacceptable in 2014 and beyond,” said the 39-year-old Richards, who is todays parent writer and wrote a dads work blog. He posted a viral photo earlier, when he posted his own photo, gently combing his 2-year-old daughters hair while wearing his baby. In the carrier. “Dads like me are really involved with their children and want to be actively with them and help them. Its very frustrating for their children.” According to a recent government study, about 90% of fathers who live with their children report that they bathe, change diapers, or dress their children every day or several times a week. This study pointed out that fathers are more involved in their childrens lives than previous generations. A survey of about 1,000 fathers today found that 54% of modern dads changed diapers, while only 37% said their fathers had changed diapers. In California, the state senate has passed two bills that require equal access to changing stations in new public restrooms and are waiting for a hearing in the state legislature. So far, there are no state or federal laws protecting mens diaper-changing rights. However, many companies provide changing stations for family restrooms for customer convenience, and some communities have enacted local laws to address the issue. For example, Miami-Dade County requires some new and renovated businesses – including cinemas, sports stadiums, and large restaurants – to allow men and women to change baby stations. The city of Miamis buildings also provide additional benefits.