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I think my question was misinterpreted- I am asking what snacks or foods people took from here. Incase she gets tired or just wants something different than what she will get there.
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Are there specific things your child eats on a daily basis? If so, then maybe just carry those. We always ate homemade Indian food in the US as well, so when my son was young, he didn't know any difference. In fact, he tried biscuits and chocolates in india which we usually never had at home when he was that young. Unless your child is super picky about some specific food, it shouldn't be an issue
The only thing I remember taking was Nesquik chocolate powder when my kids were under 10 as they were picky about that. Rest they ate home cooked food or snacks from India.
My kids are in the teens and have been to India pretty much every year, and for close to a month each time. As babies we gave them parle g crushed in milk, then graduated to bourbon, hide n seek and other Britannia biscuits. They love it! You also get flavored makhanas and Oreos etc.
Give them parathas, puri etc
My kids love them - just roll and eat
When my kids were young , we also took their favorite cereal, snack bars, their favorite jelly, etc
I would say keep what you eat usually
You don’t want kid throwing up during the flight after eating something new.
Sorry, not scaring you but giving my opinion.