The second or third time I tried to take Ruby to the bathroom
about midway through the 5½-hour flight her granddaughter Ruby, almost three years old, needed to go
So between reaching cruising altitude and half-way in the flight, which means an interval of what, 2 hours, they needed to go 2 or 3 times and got denied.
Its clearly very uncool for the girl who wet herself. But i feel it wasn't unreasonable from the FA to ask that they stop using the J after going 3 times in 2 hours. I mean its OK to make an exception and let a little girl who really needs to go use the J lavs, but after how many of these "events" do you enforce the rule and ask that they use the Y ones?
And if there was really a booking agent who recommended those seats "for proximity to the lavatory", this was clearly wrong and set a bad expectation in the first place for the passengers.