Pregnant New Yorker
- theodora siegel
- Jan 24, 2024
- 1 min read
"I'm pregnant and suddenly needed the bathroom while shopping at Whole Foods on 125th. I went to customer service, and they said they couldn't open the bathroom (which used to be open to the public), but I could try their managers by the cashiers. I ran to them, and the managers immediately dismissed me, not even turning to look at me. I said through tears that I was pregnant (I'm very visibly pregnant) and that it was an uncontrollable emergency.
They seemed bothered that I was interrupting their conversation, and gestured to a restaurant across the street, who very kindly opened their bathroom for me immediately.
Unfortunately I didn't quite make it and had to call my partner to bring me a change of pants. The lack of care and empathy at Whole Foods, and unfortunately peeing on myself in front of a stranger, was so scary, and now I worry about it every time I go out."
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This is a frustrating but unfortunately common experience. Public restrooms should be accessible, especially for pregnant women and others with urgent medical needs. Store staff should be trained to handle these situations with basic empathy rather than dismissing someone in distress. A simple act of kindness — pointing to the bathroom or letting someone use a staff restroom — costs nothing but means everything in that moment. --recorder
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