my 2yo dd loves fruit and i see that there are tons of fruit available so we'll definitely be burning our snack credit on fruit!
At that age, I always just fed them off my plate. So as long as you are eating well, so will they!![]()
I was not sure if my son will be out of jar food enough to eat apple slices & stuff. Mine also LOVES fruit. He'll gobble up a ton even if he's full! lol!!
I would just buy the fruit & use snack credits for u guys b/c it's cheap to buy & ur snack credits can be used on snacks worth $4. I think. I think they have a snack list on the dis someone on her told me & there are a ton of choices. I'd search it sorry not sure the link.
We went on a trip to CA when my son turned 1. I still breastfed some. I also brought along those formula packets that are premeasured b/c we hadn't introduced regular milk yet. I think you can get baby food at some resort gift shops. At counter service, you can usually find yogurt and applesauce. Bananas are not too hard to find. Ice cream is easy to find. For breakfast, you can usually find oatmeal. Freeze dried fruit would not weigh down a suitcase nor would a box of cheerios.
By 15 months, my son could eat most table food as long as it wasn't a choking hazard or spicy/seasoned heavily (like BBQ would not work)![]()
Most 15month olds arent still eating jar food. But if your son is'nt Disney does sell jar food at the baby centers. And also my son is 15monthes and he does eat some jar foods but he was a preemie. Also I donno if you've seen these before http://www.plumorganics.com/for_tots_mish_mash.php but I give my son these if were out they make great snacks! And he sucks on it and feeds him selve they also have http://www.plumorganics.com/for_second_blends.php
which are fruits and veggies! And they can just suck it right out!! I think there great and a good fun way for them to eat!!![]()
I brought most of my 1 yr old's food, as he still liked a lot of babyfood and things like nutrigrain bars, cheerios and goldfish. Definitely lots of fresh fruit - esp from the buffets -and yogurt.