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Food and Snacks when Flying with Kids
For small infants you may plan to bring a supply of baby food and eating utensils. Disposable bibs are great to have on hand. If your child is on formula, you should bring enough to get you to your destination. Toddlers do well with some healthy snack foods that they can eat such as dry cereal, dried fruit/raisons. The specifics of what you bring are less important than your focusing on items low in sugar. It is not advisable to load children up with sugar while confined to an airplane. Some airlines have enough foresight to serve small children their meals in advance of serving adults on the plane. This allows parents time to feed children before their own meals arrive. Some airlines also may have special child meals available. These may be available at request or the airline may require that you order them in advance when booking tickets. You can always check with your airline to determine meal options that you will have for your child.
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