Might be a stupid question but…
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I’ve done nappy changes in the park multiple times
If they’re a newborn and it’s extremely cold I would speed walk home to change them.
Is there a cafe in your park? They might have baby changing. Otherwise I would say judge the weather on the day. I wouldn’t avoid going outside on the off chance that your baby has a blowout. It does you both more good to get out and about
If the weather was really cold (like midwinter) and they were a newborn, I’d wait until I got home. However once they’re a little bigger and less sensitive to the cold, I’d change them on a park bench if needed (my first was a Covid baby - we spent a lot of time outside)
What part of England gets extremely cold on winter? Just curious?
@Annie depends on your definition of ‘extremely cold’. However OP said quite cold, which I think you could count all of England as in the dead of winter.
@Lisa ooo sorry my bad 🙄 don't cry
@Annie Odd response. You asked a question and Lisa replied.
lol yeah I’m in the north (northumberland, Newcastle etc) so it’s a bit colder than the south but by ‘quite cold’ I just mean general winter cold in England! Sometimes it’s frosty, scarf and hat weather for example! 😁 Seems like there’s mixed opinions tbh so I’ll just go with my gut haha. Unfortunately no cafe in the park! Just a park with a little lake :)
I would turn the buggy so the wind is behind the buggy, put the hood up to try and shield the wind or try and clip a blanket over the hood and the person changing baby, like a makeshift tent and be as quick as possible, a poonarmie is no ones friends and your little one might be covered. My little boy used to get it all up his back
I would just change in the pram as quick as possible then wrap them up warm x