“I was just like, 'I can't give this up yet,'” she said. “We started thinking, 'Well maybe we could bring the baby with us.' And it was quite an instant decision.”
Edwards said she would have started it earlier, but “Just like any other new mom, I was definitely in that same daze.”
“Every Metro station has nappy-changing facilities, and they're so extensive as well,” she said. “They have free wipes, and they have a big sofa where you can sit down and breastfeed, and it's really, really child-friendly.”
“I loved how friendly the local people are with her, and they're so helpful,” she said. “I think parenting is definitely a community approach [there] in comparison to other countries.”
Edwards captioned this photo "This is us lying down beside the bed on the floor in our hotel room trying to hide from our girl who NEEDS to sleep!!!...naps are few and far between resulting in a cranky baby!!"
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