RFToledo

Hello everyone
I, my wife and our son one year old, let's walk through London, Liverpool, Spain and Italy in August.
We will be in Europe for 20 days.
We will have difficulty with feeding the baby?
We took the baby food in your bag or buy there?
What tips can you give us?
Thanks

elina

Every food store and supermarket sells baby food.

J62

Agreed - you will have not problems. Babies/1yr olds in Europe don't go hungry.

By 1 yr old children can eat a wider range of foods, not just jars of baby food. Dairy, fresh fruit, cooked veggies, meat, etc. You just need to cut things up to kid appropriate bits.

You can also order off-menu kids dishes just about any restaurants such as plain pasta.

Don't count on your 1yr old being able to wait till your meal time. If he's hungry 5min after you enter the Louvre you don't want to have to leave to find a meal. You'll need carry with you each day plenty of snacks (cheerios, fruit, or whatever else he likes at home).

If there is some particular item that is his favorite snack such as cheerios or goldfish, then by all means throw some into your suitcase.

Due to uncertainty about flights, your own jetlag, or adjustment time till you find a local market you like it does not hurt to bring along enough to get you through the 1st 24hrs.

nytraveler

I think the one really important thing is to be sure that your hotel has a mini bar that you can stock with things for the baby - so you always have milk and snacks on hand.

nytraveler

I think the one really important thing is to be sure that your hotel has a mini bar that you can stock with things for the baby - so you always have milk and snacks on hand.