Originally Posted by
corporate666
If you are in a row of seats and someone starts to change their baby's diaper, I think you should lower the tray table, unfurl a couple of sheets of paper towels on the tray table, turn around and drop your drawers, then pinch a loaf onto the paper towels. As the baby changers look on in disgust, roll up the towels and maybe let some squeegee out the end in their general direction, give them a "that felt good!" smile and re-take your seat.
When they start to complain (probably as soon as the pantaloons are dropped and before you have to actually do anything), mention innocently that you thought everyone was close enough and understanding enough to handle these types of needs without the hassle of having to trek off to the cramped bathroom.
My 14-month old infant travels JFK-SFO-JFK at least once a month with me. The United PS planes are really nice, but lack one thing: changing tables in the bathrooms...
So, even though I change him right before we board, sometimes "shift happens"... what should I do?? wait another 3+ hours to change him?
What ever happened to tolerance? I am not saying you have to enjoy kids, or come to help me with the diaper change (it would be nice of you, but you don't have to

), but some of you guys need to get down from your pedestal and be a little more, dare I say, Human....