It is a lot more common (here in the UK) than it used to be to have them separate from toilets or otherwise accessible to men. I remember the first time (befor

It is a lot more common (here in the UK) than it used to be to have them separate from toilets or otherwise accessible to men. I remember the first time (before I had kids) I saw one in a men's toilet, and I was very impressed with how progressive it was. It was in the cafe toilets at St-Martin-in-the-fields church in London (the one on Trafalgar square). It has taken a long time, but we have come a long way since then (but much further to go, in terms of catering to, and valuing fatherhood).