Coffee Shop Owner Swamped with Support After Nappy-Changing Mum’s Scathing Review

Baby being changed on a changing table during a diaper change.

A coffee shop owner was flooded with support online after responding to a scathing review�from a mother who�changed her baby’s nappy twice at a table while people were eating at the coffee shop.

Owner, Jocelyn Ridgway said that she didn’t mind if the customer, a mum from Brisbane, never returned.�”I know in my heart that that was not cool. It’s an etiquette thing. She won’t be back as a customer, that’s fine. I can’t afford to have customers like her anyway,” she said.

The mum�had left�a scathing review on Google about Ms Ridgway’s coffee shop, Park Bench Espresso Bar in Bulimba, narrating how she was treated after she changed the dirty nappy of her 12-week-old baby in front of diners.

She�first praised the�quality of the coffee, before taking aim at Ms�Ridgway and other customers. She wrote:

Supportive mother and coffee shop owner after a critical review.

Ms Ridgway then responded to the review.

The store’s Google reviews have grown�to almost 40 with many�criticising the mum, with one saying:�”5 stars for not backing down when you were challenged by the lady with the dirty nappy! I would be disgusted if someone changed a nappy while I ate.”

Ms Ridgway told AAP the mother was at the coffee shop for two hours last Friday.�”She was there that long the baby did two poos,” she�said, adding that she already received complaints from a group�of older women.

Since Ms Ridgway shared the review on Facebook with friends, she’s said she’s had nothing but support.

Source:�Au.news.yahoo.com

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