Food for baby on long haul flight
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I've never heard of an airline that gave baby food. And we have flown with delta, American airlines, and jet blue this past year. I take pouches with me and I have a snack bag with all kinds of food. Tsa allows food.
We brought hummus and some veggies and bread to dip in and biscuits/crackers.
If you bring frozen uncrustables they should thaw but still be cold after several hours
I found some great granola bars so that would be a great option but also peanut butter sandwiches, any fruit, my son will eat cooked veggies cold so if yours will then that too, gold fish, my son loves sun chips so I'd do that, you could bring almost anything if your baby will eat things cold lol my son isn't picky at all with that
@Alyssa We are flying Turkish airlines.
I did a 17 hour flight with my LO. Goldfish, dried yogurt drops, baby granola bars, pouches, dried fruits like strawberries, baby cereal (all you need to add is water), Ritz crackers, string cheese, puffy Cheetos, cherrios.
Hi! I've traveled for many hours with my 15 month old twins. I pack them fruit pouches, goldfishes, cheese and crackers, dried fruit, mini ham and cheese sandwiches. I would stay away from anything messy ( spaghetti, rice. Anything saucy)