Maternal and child facilities at Korean airports

After becoming a father, I began to pay attention to maternal and child facilities in public places, and South Korea did a good job. Hospitals and epidemic prevention stations have comfortable delivery rooms, and department stores and large supermarkets not only have delivery rooms, but also baby trolleys that can be used for free. Not long ago, I brought my baby back to China and experienced the maternal and child facilities at the Korean airport. Let's record our experience here.

We left Busan airport and went home. The terminal building of Busan Airport is small, but there is only a maternal and child room, which is easy to find. There are signs for babies and pregnant women above the door.

Although the door looks small, I found a lot of space when I went in. There are two tables for changing diapers at the door, and there are disinfectant and disposable floor mats on the wall.

Next to the diaper table is a sink and a water dispenser, and the little guy above the water dispenser is a milk heater.

Behind the sink is the nursing room. You can nurse quietly by drawing thick curtains. There are two sofas and a baby dining chair in the nursing room. There are curtains in the nursing room, which can be re-divided into two independent privacy spaces, so even if the father takes the baby in, it will not make other mothers feel embarrassed.

From China to South Korea, we changed planes at Incheon Airport in Seoul and then flew to Busan. We will travel separately this time. I'll go first, followed by Ma Bao and the children. In order to make the journey between Ma Bao and the baby smoother and avoid detours, I pretended to take the baby to explore the road alone.

From China to Incheon Airport in Seoul, we arrived at Terminal 2, took the connecting passage, passed the security check, and arrived at the fourth floor of the airport, which is the waiting hall. There are four maternity rooms, two baby carriage storage points (20 * * *) and a children's playground. The specific location information can be inquired through the self-service electronic inquiry screen in the lobby. How high and conspicuous the screen is, there are many screens, which are easy to find.

I found a mother-infant room nearest to my boarding gate.

The mother-infant room is clean and tidy, with soft lighting and good sound insulation. When you take the baby to rest in it, adults and children can relax. There are electronic scales beside the sink, diaper changing table, water dispenser, disinfection cabinet and disinfection cabinet.

The nursing room is a separate compartment with a sofa and a nursing pillow, which is beyond my expectation.

What worries me most is the stroller, because we don't have a portable stroller. If we continue to use the stroller while waiting for the transfer, Ma Bao's waist will definitely be overwhelmed. As a result, I was relieved to find that there are two self-service stroller storage points at the airport, which are very convenient to use.

I took out one and tried it. It's easy to operate. The backrest of the chair has four adjustable positions.

After I finished these homework, Ma Bao came back with the baby alone and followed the map smoothly.

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