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The 8 Most Kid-Friendly Restrooms in Chicago

Certain malls, play spaces, museums and hotels across Chicago and the 'burbs are radically changing a trip to the loo for the better. Find out about them here!

By Maria Chambers March 5, 2015

You’ll have a hard time finding someone who enjoys the public bathroom experience, especially with infants and toddlers. But certain malls, play spaces, museums and hotels across Chicago and the ‘burbs are radically changing a trip to the loo for the better. You’ll no longer poo-poo the idea of stopping at a public restroom once you get to know our top 8 kid-friendly choices. Click through our gallery to see them all.

IKEA Bolingbrook

Located just behind the restaurant is a great family lavatory with a cozy arm chair for nursers or moms too pooped to move and a kid-sized table and chairs for the tiny shoppers in training. Kid-centric amenities include a lowered sink and mirror, changing table and diaper kit dispenser. If you find yourself in a pickle, IKEA offers free diapers in the Smaland play area.

750 E. Boughton Rd., Bolingbrook (888-888-4532 or ikea.com)

Did we miss your favorite family lounge? Let us know in the Comments!

— Maria Barnes, with reporting by Tabitha Green