Took my 4 yr old daughter to a museum on Mon. Ordered lunch in the cafe and noticed that on the table next to us was a family, mum, 2 x grandparents and 2 x children (son looked -4yrs, baby ~6 months).
Our food arrived and mum was breastfeeding using one of those cover up sling/wrap things. Once finished, she removed the cover wrap, gave baby to grandma whilst she set the travel buggy between our 2 tables, presumably for baby to nap but instead stripped baby from the waist down and proceeded to change his soiled nappy in the buggy leaving him uncovered whilst she went hunting for wipes.
This is a museum that fully caters for children and babies with soft play, SEN area and clean toilets and nappy changing facilities right next to the cafe.
I previously breastfed and have no issues with public breastfeeding whatsoever but can’t understand why all the faffing with a modesty cover up whilst feeding if you’re then going to leave the baby half naked whilst you rummage in a bag for wipes? Is it just me that thinks it’s disgusting to change a soiled nappy in a cafe whilst other people are eating and the toilets are <20m away or am I behind the times and you must change a baby immediately, whenever and wherever you are.