Home Uncategorized Skip to the Loo: Seattle’s 8 Most Family-Friendly Restrooms By Allison SutcliffeOctober 17, 2013 Search more like this family-friendlyplay-arearock-starbathroomloungenursingsiderushsnapstarbucksparadisematcharmsmile Read next Uncategorized 6 Common Signs Your Child Is Experiencing Vision Problems Uncategorized Time for a Costco Run: Coffee Advent Calendars Have Arrived Uncategorized Support Your Health by Adding this Simple Thing to Your Daily Routine* Uncategorized This Must-Read is a “Spooky” Story with a Sweet Lesson Uncategorized Splash Into Fun at Orlando World Center Marriott Any parent will tell you that Freud was definitely onto something. Because there comes a time when it’s all about the potty for the Littles. Which kind of makes it all about the potty for you, too. And finding those family-friendly bathrooms when you’re out and about is nothing short of challenging. So we’ve snapped some pics of family-friendly potties that will put a smile on your face, and have your wee ones rushing to well, wee. From the lavish lounge for nursing moms to the family bathroom that could fit the entire Brady Bunch, we’ve got your back(side) covered! Click away! Take FlightJust beyond the C Concourse in SeaTac airport is the much-loved, airport-themed play space for weary, traveling families. And tucked away in the back corner of that space is a beautiful oasis of bathroom goodness, just waiting to be used. There’s plenty of room for strollers and luggage, and even a few spare TSA agents, just because you can. Couple that with the low potty, changing table, built-in step stool at the sink, and a strap in seat for the wiggle worms (because sometimes parents have to go, too), and you’ve just described the best kept secret at SeaTac. And remember, you don’t have to save this one for those delayed flight days. It’s an awesome bathroom to use any time you travel! Sea-Tac International Airport 17801 International Blvd Seattle, Wa 98158 Find it: Past the C Concourse (near the children's play space) A special “thank you” to our awesome Red Tricycle Facebook friends for their amazing suggestions on this one! Know of another family-friendly bathroom around town? Share it with us in a comment below. –Allison Sutcliffe Photo thanks to: Seattle Children’s Museum