Right now I'm compiling a list of things that I can take to feed her on the airplane ride home mostly. The hotel we stay at will have fresh white yogurt and milk. They will also have toast which she likes soaked in tea.
Let me just remind that she is ADORABLE! You can read more about her HERE. I think she is hilarious and I love stubborn, so this is just a minor issue. (wink)
So, Charity only eats VERY SOFT WHITE FOODS and our travel home will consist of approximately 24 hours of travel.
I have some ideas, but would love to hear your ideas of food that will clear airport security for her!
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How about instantaneous potato flakes? You can get the small packets at the supermarket. Cream of wheat would work similarly. You could ask for hot water from a stewardess.
ReplyDeleteI definitely think those will work and possibly oatmeal packets. I'm going to take little packets of baby formula as well. Thanks for the reminder that instant potatoes come in small packets. lol I sometimes forget that those types of things do with our huge family!
DeleteSorry, autocorrect kicked in *instant not instantaneous, lol
ReplyDeleteWhat about the little puffs they make for babies. They are dry, like snack food and they are good for you. I know they taste good too.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to "try" them but she is use to everything very "soft" and wet as they feed everything there moistened. I'm thinking I may be able to soften them in formula though. They soak her toast in tea. . .
DeleteWould she eat canned pear?
ReplyDeleteOnly completely blended. . . Baby food pears yes.
DeleteHmm, it has been a while since I went down the baby food aisle but they used to have jars of bananas and also vanilla custard. They might "spice up" some cream of wheat or mashed potatoes.
ReplyDeleteYes, both of those baby foods are definitely on my list. They also have a "banana yogurt" out in the baby food aisle that is not true yogurt and therefore not refrigerated. :)
Deletemarshmallows? white cheddar crackers. those popcorn like puffs in the white cheddar flavor. dried banana (they might be too chewy). those little baby puffed snacks. steamable cauliflower. snack pack vanilla pudding.
ReplyDeleteThe snack pack pudding is probably a go and I can grab the powdered kind to take and add to milk. She does all soft foods and smoother consistencies so I don't know about the others. . . she's a little "complicated". lol Its ok though, bc I am too in some ways. lol
DeleteWhat about white beans, mashed up? Look for cannellini beans.
ReplyDeleteOyster crackers, popcorn puffs, plain pop chips, animal cookies in the little zoo box, a few thoughts. Prayers for you!
ReplyDeleteTake packs of instant grits.
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