When a proper changing station isn't available, rely on wet wipes for the initial clean-up. Avoid using public washbasins for washing your child's bottom, as this is generally considered unhygienic for other users. Many parents prefer carrying a small, dedicated water bottle (like a small plastic water bottle or a portable bidet) to rinse their child over a toilet bowl instead of a sink. This keeps the process sanitary and maintains respect for shared public spaces.