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Changing Table
Posted Fri March 17, 2006 8:45 am, by Heidi S. written to Pizza Hut, Inc.
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Last week my husband and I took our two children to dinner at Pizza Hut. While there, my eight week old baby needed a diaper change. Much to my surprise, I went into the restroom and there was no where for me to change him. Our waitress informed my husband that it was against Pizza Hut policy to have a baby changing table due to sanitary reasons. This makes absolutley no sense whatsoever. There are toilets in the bathroom that have millions of germs...how is a place to change a baby any different? People have babies...babies need their diaper changed!
Because of this our family will not be going back to Pizza Hut. I believe that other families will also stop eating there as well when they realize they have no place to change their children's diaper. There were three other familes with small children while I was there and each of them had comments about the restaurant not having a changing table as well.
I would hope that you would reconsider having a changing table for families. Other restaurants have them and it hasn't made the bathrooms any dirtier!
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by Heidi Smith Posted Sun May 7, 2006 @ 9:28 PM
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In this day an age places have changing tables for babies.
Most changing tables can be pretty disgusting. That is true. HOWEVER, I keep disinfectant wipes in my diaper bag for just that reason. I also keep small scented bags to put the diaper in afterwards. I know that not everyone does that, and I know that some people are so rude that they don't care about leaving their babies diaper in an open garbage can. However, every parent should not be penalized for that. Do not assume anything about me, or insinuate that I should ashamed for using a changing table. I am very careful before laying my child on anything especially in a public bathroom.
I have been in many bathrooms that are completly nasty and smell terrible and it had nothing to do with a baby but grown adults just like each and every one of you.
Yes it can be easy to run outside and change a baby in a car. Most places though have a baby changing station for convenience.
My complaint is not stupid or dumb. It is the way I feel and if you disagree then so be it. But making inappropriate comments is not called for. You don't like my complaint...whatever. I am not the only person who feels this way. After explaining the situation to family, friends and co-workers they all thought it was ridiculous.
Until my child is old enough to not need a diaper change I do not plan on going to Pizza Hut. I have children...millions of people do. You can't really expect them to not go anywhere just because of this. My children are well behaved, they do not act up in public or bother other patrons. I should be able to go to a restaurant and change my child if need be.
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by nixon Posted Tue April 11, 2006 @ 1:57 AM
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you are weird quit complaining all the the time and enjoy life
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by EricMV Posted Sun March 19, 2006 @ 6:14 PM
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The letter is overly dramatic and really should be presented as a suggestion rather than a complaint. However, it is perfectly valid for a customer to state that if a certain optional service were offered, she would be more likely to spend her money there. In fact, it's exactly the kind of suggestion businesses want to hear.
I'm sure the writer's frustration was heightened by the silly, obviously made-up reason the employee gave her for the absence of a changing table.
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by mary jo Posted Sun March 19, 2006 @ 5:44 PM
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The world is coming to an end!
I am only 30. But I do remember when there werent changing tables in public bathrooms at ALL! What in the WORLD did parents do then?
I will tell you...
They changed their baby in the car.
In the stroller.
In the car seat.
Or they just stayed home until their child was old enough so they could enjoy a few hours out without the hassle of having to change a diaper.
Maybe it's because I became an aunt at the age of 6 and pretty much had to help raise 5 nieces and nephews long before I became a mother myself that I know this. I am not sure. But I do know that bathroom changing tables is not something that came into this world hundreds of years ago and it IS something people can live without.
If we were talking about an airline, an amusement park, some place where people are spending hours at a time and there isnt some place else convienent. We are talking about a pizza place where you might spend and hour or two.
Those bathroom changing tables are disgusting!! You should be ashamed for using them!!! They are never cleaned and I cant tell you how many times I have seen them covered in all kinds of nastiness. I avoided them at all costs when my son was a baby. they are doing you and your child a favor.
Just because Pizza Hut doesnt cater to parents of babies by providing changing tables in their bathrooms you are going back again? That is silly! It has nothing to do with their food or service. Its amazing to me how easily inconvinenced people are these days. Especially when it comes to their babies. It's amazing that they survived childbirth at all if something like this is enough to get them riled up.
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by p d Posted Sat March 18, 2006 @ 7:11 PM
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I agree with you.
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by SZ Posted Sat March 18, 2006 @ 3:55 PM
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'People have babies...babies need their diaper changed!' Well--I DON'T. So is that any reason why I should have to smell your kid's poopy diaper when I go into a restroom? Ya' know? Even if I DID have kids, the last place I'd want to change its diaper is in a Pizza Hut restroom. Next time send your husband out to get the pizza to go, or have it delivered.
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by geebee Posted Fri March 17, 2006 @ 3:38 PM
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Did you know, you can go out to your car and change your baby on the seat really quickly. I did that all the time because I hated those germ infested changing tables.
It only takes on dirty diaper to stink up an entire restroom and people aren't nearly as careful at out as as they are at home.
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