The never ending toilet search.

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When you become a parent there are few life changes which you must adjust to. Never sleeping past seven is one, not always looking your best or even wearing matching socks are a few more.

For us mum's however,  there is one particular routine change which we have to adjust to from almost the second of conception ...

The never ending toilet search begins when we're pregnant, most pregnant women only have to look at a glass of water and they're rushing off towards the nearest loo. Once baby is born there's little relief as they poop and throw up round the clock and us mums are always on the look out for the nearest changing facility. Then comes time for potty training, between the constant 'do you need the toilet's?' are the even more frequent trips to the toilet, just in case the little cherubs need the toilet but didn't actually know that they need the toilet.

From the time our children have accomplished the art of toilet training until they're much older, the mad toilet dash continues. No matter how many times we ask our children "do you need the toilet before we leave?"  it's guaranteed that half an hour later we'll be pulling over onto the hard shoulder or shimmying the little ones into a restaurant restroom thanks to the call of nature. 

I feel like I spend most of my life either searching for toilets or waiting in toilets and I could probably tell you the location of every toilet in Liverpool city centre!

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