Public Restroom Fiasco!
Posted on: January 28, 2010
- In: The Niko Files | Travel
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Arrived safely in Halifax? Check!
Proud of myself for making this journey (including a stopover), with a baby and both of us ending up in tact? Check!
Is the title of this blog entry a bit of an exaggeration? Check!
Sometimes I am left wondering why I pack so much extra stuff for the baby – you know that staff for the “what if” scenarios. Well, yesterday I finally got good use of the “what if” stuff that had always been packed and never really used, when I ended up busting out the extra outfit for Niko in the Toronto airport. I was always warned about changing little boys’ diapers, and the possibility of an impending arched fountain or waterfall that may occur mid diaper change, and yesterday I experienced this full on in the comfort of the bustling public bathroom at Pearson International. Can you say joy? But like I said that “what if” outfit came in mighty handy! And once I got him changed we were good to go for the next leg of our journey.
5 Responses to "Public Restroom Fiasco!"
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February 6, 2010 at 11:52 pm
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