RMIT parenting rooms

RMIT parenting rooms

RMIT campuses provide private parenting rooms for staff and students with children. These rooms include facilities for baby changing, feeding, breastfeeding and soothing.

City campus

These areas are designed for parent/child use ONLY and security card access is required. To gain access you will need to visit a security office.

Parenting rooms
Location Facilities
Building 12, Level 7, Room 104
  • Drop-down baby change table
  • Three breast feeding/expressing curtained cubicles
  • Microwave
  • Fridge
  • Hot and cold water
  • Nappy disposal unit
  • Separate toilet

Baby changerooms
Location Facilities

Building 8, Level 2, Room 127

 Baby change facilities.
Building 8, Level 4, Room 108A Shared disabled toilet, baby change facility with drop-down baby change table.
Building 8, Level 5, Room 102 Cubicle, sink.
Building 96, 17 Lygon St, Carlton
(RMIT City Campus Children’s Centre)

Baby change facilities.

Open to RMIT Staff and Students. Please note that the Centre is a locked down facility, RMIT approved access is required to use the baby change facilities.
Melbourne Central Centre, Parents Retreat, Level 2 Baby change tables, a parents' room, bins, toilets, breast-feeding cubicles, a microwave and a place for kids to play.

Bundoora campus

Parenting rooms
Location Facilities

Building 202, Level 2, Room 409
  • Drop-down baby change table
  • Two breast feeding/expressing curtained cubicles
  • Microwave
  • Fridge
  • Hot and cold water
  • Nappy disposal unit

Brunswick campus

Parenting rooms
Location Facilities
Building 514, Level 2, Room 8A
  • Drop-down baby change table
  • Chair for breast feeding/ expressing
  • Microwave
  • Fridge
  • Hot and cold water
  • Nappy disposal unit
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