Flight to Paris on Sunday -- Kids meal, or not??
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I always ordered kids meals for my kids when we traveled...it was a treat for them because I rarely took them to fast food restaurants or cooked them these food items...back then it was usually a burger, hot dog or chicken nuggets with fries or potato chips, candy bar or cookie, an apple, and a juice drink (for lunch or dinner)...for breakfast I remember it was usually a sweet cold cereal that was popular with kids...not exactly perfectly balanced or healthy, but as I said, my kids looked forward to them as a treat...I also agree with kc to bring along food items that you know your kids like and will eat.
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I requested a kid's meal for my toddler on British Airways once and it was a good decision - it included a lot of snacks, fruit, etc, which he enjoyed. It was served in a case which when empty turned into a little plastic briefcase with a detachable ruler and other bits and pieces.
It also alerts the staff to the fact there is a child there, and they may bring round a "kid's pack" which helps to pass the time. Depends on the airline I suppose.
It also alerts the staff to the fact there is a child there, and they may bring round a "kid's pack" which helps to pass the time. Depends on the airline I suppose.
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