I've only read a few posts on this thread, so this might have been said, but to me this all boils down to common sense and common courtesy. Common sense dictates that if baby changing facilities are available, you use them. Common courtesy dictates that you don't change your baby's nappy/diaper right next to someone who's eating. If on a train and there are no changing facilities, common sense will once again dictate that you make the best of the situation and change the baby, if possible not right next to people (if the train isn't busy), and worst case scenario and the train is busy, well tough shit for the people around you - you can't leave a baby festering in their own shit and piss, particularly while they are screaming blue murder!
Finally, and I don't care what anyone says, a baby will survive an extra five minutes for you to change their nappy or feed them.
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I woudn't feel safe doing it in the daylight in some of the shopping centre car parks I've been in. :eek:
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Finally, and I don't care what anyone says, a baby will survive an extra five minutes for you to change their nappy or feed them.