
Keeping up with Baby Z in Myeong-dong
Nappy changes on-the-go when in Seoul
Generally, if you are near a main shopping building or subway, there should be baby change-rooms. Seoul is quite baby friendly in that way. However if you are walking through the restaurants, boutiques, parks etc and there is just no baby change rooms, I have a tip.
Do it in the your pram. 🙂 This is how I do it:
- Firstly, find a quiet area where there isn't much traffic or a corner where it faces somewhere there isn't traffic. eg. Behind a car. (Obviously with a quiet corner, make sure you are safe and have two adults there too).
- Put the pram as flats as you can.
- Put the pram liner on the pram
- Put baby in the pram and you know the rest!
I have done it three times like that while in Seoul and it wasn't too difficult. Once I did it indoors outside an adults bathroom as they didn't have a baby change room but an adult's bathroom so I just did it outside the bathroom so it is away from public's eyes.

A mini courtyard in front of Savoy Hotel
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