Floor plan of a family house in an edge location with an open view

Masterbad :eek: Please please no.

I found the term "Masterbad" here in the forum. It is used very often here. I don't necessarily want to use "Elternbad" because this room is not exclusively reserved for the parents. If the children want to bathe, then they just go bathe. And no, they don't bathe while the parents are lying in bed...

Masterbath :eek: Please please no.
Not only is it a terrible anglicism, the term Master [...]

I liked the master question at Thööölke :) - there was also the "big wash," fitting for today's masterbath ;-)

I am usually also rarely in favor of exaggerated PC, but Masterbath sounds kind of silly as a word.

On the topic: Our kids' bathroom is less than half the size of the main bathroom, but the latter also has a large bathtub. However, it is still bigger than the guest bathroom (with the same equipment). As far as room sizes are concerned, we did not explicitly grade them like that, it just happened. Maybe it's the same here, although then the shower without a door actually becomes difficult.

I am usually also rarely for excessive PC, but Masterbad I find somehow a silly word.

Whether excessive PC or Raspberry Server: NAS makes Master/Slave disk configurations superfluous ...

I discovered the term "Master bathroom" here in the forum. It is used very often here. I don't necessarily want to use "parents' bathroom" here because this room is not reserved exclusively for the parents. If the children want to bathe, they just go and bathe. And no, they don't bathe while the parents are lying in bed...

Master = head of the household. Head of the house or the male family head. Therefore, you probably shouldn't use it either.

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Do you all really think the bathroom is that tiny? It should only be enough for showering and brushing teeth in the morning and before going to bed - so that we don't get in each other's way. The large master bathroom is, of course, open to everyone and not just reserved for the parents.

What do you mean by "only"? I mean normal, daily personal hygiene. Why should a child get the door handle in the back while brushing their teeth or get everything wet while showering so that child 2 ends up with wet feet in the bathroom? My brother's almost-teenage boys share one bathroom, and it's an almost impossible battlefield to enter. They even manage to flood everything with a shower cabin. And argue over its use.