Check your platform beforehand and make it a good 5-10 minutes before train time that you are at the platform. Most people around you help you get baby on the train so you should be fine getting buggy on and off the train. It’s very rare to have to fold a buggy on the train in my experience- I’ve only ever seen that on the bus tbh. Space is always made for you with a buggy
I’ve been on quite a few trains with my little one, but thankfully always with my husband or mum. If possible, I’d try to book passenger assist, so a member of staff can help you on to and off the train. I’ve found other passengers very pushy and inconsiderate and also not willing to help at all (some have, most haven’t). Not that I’d expect help from strangers, but people trying to push through the door as I’ve been lowering the pushchair down to the platform or trying to shove on whilst I’m getting off with the pushchair. I don’t know if that’s just a reflection of where I’ve gotten off trains 😂. Some train companies are funny about where you put a pushchair too.
Thank you lovelies! @Dianne @Molly I managed to get on and off myself as there was no one around, but it was a quiet train and a pleasant journey thankfully! I’m so relieved 😭 x
Thanks so much @Steph xx