Yay for Brookfield Wisconsin Public Library

[ValentinesStuff]

They've installed a changing table capable of holding an adult.

 

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[Little Sherri]

I saw one of these for the first time in a recently-completed addition to our local hospital, and I was impressed. All the main washrooms on every floor near the elevators have them. A great idea whose time has come, I say. I remember when my kids were young, it was hard to find even baby changing tables in the men's washrooms, and when I was a kid, I remember being led into the women's washroom with my mom's hands over my eyes, and changed standing up in a stall. It's great that now most larger public buildings have family washrooms and handicapped stalls, and baby changing tables in all washrooms, and changing tables for people over ~50 lbs is the next evolution of accessibility for all. 

[DailyDi]

A step more public places should adopt 

[willnotwill]

The airport here in Charlotte has an electric height adjusting changing table in the A terminal.   Hopefully they'll expand this.   I know Baltimore, Orlando, and Boston also have them now.   The Kansas City zoo has adult changing provisions.