Just come back to this and I was interested to see that some people felt it was ok. The flight was quite short 60 min but had been delayed so I can understand someone not wanting to change a child in the time when the flight might be called. The mum did cause a lot of fuss because she had either booked seats on line so that her older child was sitting at a window and so was she with the toddler. There was then a kerfuffle because there was a man sitting at the aisle seat(this was a Friday night commuter flight) on both rows and a couple came along who had booked together and a steward sorted it out by moving one of the men behind so two men plus one 8 year old . I think the steward then thought oops there has been a fuss about lone children next to adults and shifted everyone around which is what drew attention to the family as we were taking off at this point . Then the drinks trolley and then the mum holding everyone up,passenger standing while the toddler was changed. She was certainly too big to change on the knee .
JBF I don't think children are allowed by doors. DH was definitely of the public health issue. Fresh wee is sterile isn't it ?it's when it's stale and the mum didn't use wipes or protect the seat. It was a bit like watching a disaster movie. And I'd read the inflight magazine ..... BA by the way
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