Tips on nappy changes on flight?

[TheBeeFamily]

Not sure where else to ask this...how do you go about changing a toddler on a plane? I have a 2 and a half year old who, despite my best efforts, isn't close to being potty trained and I have no idea how to change him on the plane, it was hard enough using the tiny changing table when he was 12 weeks!

[Mrs Valentine]

You will just have to get on with it in the toilets i'm afraid. Or if that is just not doable for you, go right to the back of the plane and use the floor, so that other people don't get effected by it. But it its a poohy one, I would use the toilet. Dont do it on the plane seat as its not very nice or hygienic for other people. (I have seen people do this).
Hope you get on ok lol.

[Weddingnyc]

I changed DD stood up in the toilets, with pull on nappies, it seemed much easier than trying to put her on a small table or balance her on my knee. We liked the Tesco active fit pull ons.

[Excited83]

Originally Posted by Weddingnyc

I changed DD stood up in the toilets, with pull on nappies, it seemed much easier than trying to put her on a small table or balance her on my knee. We liked the Tesco active fit pull ons.

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That’s a great idea! We’ll be taking a 12 month old this year so I think we’ll do this!

[TheBeeFamily]

Originally Posted by Weddingnyc

I changed DD stood up in the toilets, with pull on nappies, it seemed much easier than trying to put her on a small table or balance her on my knee. We liked the Tesco active fit pull ons.

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We use pull ups, but what about if he poos?! I’m dreading it!

[waiting4disney]

We used pull ups for the flight and changed him standing up in the toilet.

[maznorm]

We used pull up standing on the toilet. We just gently ripped them off and clean the poo as we slowly removed the nappy. It's not as scary as it seems. Using the changing table would have been a nightmare. We did use the changing table with our younger baby. It was fine as she wasn't standing at that age. We had a 15 month old and a 4 month old with us.

[piglet100]

Agree, standing up and hope for the best!
We had a pooey one both ways on the Magical Express... No, there isn't a loo on the bus! Thank goodness for air con and apologies to everyone around us!

[alkel2730]

We also stood him up and used pull ups. They are a pain and the advantage of nappies is that you can just about do it without taking their shoes and trousers off but it’s not a nice experience no matter what you do! Mine is almost three and the size of a four year old. Can’t wait to change his nappies!