Sentences with phrase «airplane bathroom with»

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Except that last week I was sitting in an airplane bathroom holding a screaming toddler for hours, with silent tears streaming down my cheeks.

If you bought a seat for your baby, you have most of the options as in the first scenario, with the exception of pumping in the airplane bathroom.

While traveling with a newborn still getting the hang of nursing I used a manual pump several times in an airplane bathroom.

It's not like an airplane bathroom where everything is a little smaller so it can fit in what is basically a box with plumbing.

Whenever you travel with a little one that isn't yet potty trained, you're likely to encounter lots of really dirty changing tables and bathrooms, especially in airports, on airplanes and at road trip rest stops.

Taking a few detox teabags with you when you travel is also a good way to keep things moving when the stress of travel, changing of time zones, and sitting for long periods on airplanes or in cars can throw bathroom habits off schedule.

But I'm with you on the problem of undressing in the tiny airplane bathroom.

I once had my bags lost just prior to a conference, where I had to attend a Board Meeting the next day in my airplane clothes (which included jeans and a beetle - print t - shirt), scrubbed senseless with hand soap in my hotel bathroom sink the night before and dried with a hair dryer...

When he's caught smoking in an airplane bathroom early on, he arguably already knows that he's going to get away with the illegal act.

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Nina Katchadourian Artforum International; July 1, 2012; Turvey, Lisa; 700 + words SAN FRANCISCO Nina Katchadourian CATHARINE CLARK GALLERY Claustrophobic and rank, suffused with a clinical fluorescence that does nobody's mirror reflection any favors: Few places rival the airplane bathroom for inhospitality.