AIBU to think children's "accidents" should be cleaned in the toilet?

[Orangeseed]

Took my children to a small soft play area. Another family had 3 adults and 2 children, approximately 2 and 3 by the look of them.
The older child had wet himself so the mum took off his soiled clothes put them on the seat next to her, dressed him in dry clothes and sent him off to play again, didn't wipe him down or wash her hands.
About 20 minutes later he went to her again, this time he had soiled himself, she proceeded to take off his dirty clothes again at the table, dirty clothes put on the seat, used wipes pilled on the floor, child holding onto the dinner table to balance.
AIBU to think she should have taken him to the perfectly clean, vacant, baby changing/disabled toilet to clean him up.
AIBU to think it's totally unhygienic and unreasonable to deal with human excrement in an open public place where people eat and drink when a safe, clean changing area is available?
The other two adults could have supervised the other child.

The smell was disgusting, I had to get my children ready and leave.

AManWalksIntoABarOuch

That's not nice. I can sirt of understand it because she would have had to take both kids to the toilet but no, it's not on.

There were two other adults, a man I assume was boys dad and a man I assume was other child's dad.

Pengggwn

Orangeseed

Yeah, well, I deal with poo every day - my own, my child's. It's definitely not pleasant but no, it doesn't make me feel physically sick.

I deal with poo too, three kids and a dog I have no choice, everyone has to, I however deal with it in a hygienic manner and don't subject other people to it.

This is disgusting. I do think some parents get so used to their kids bodily functions that they forget how everyone else views them.

Other people’s poo is different. True fact.