Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Reading the link it says toddlers and only medically necessary liquids and only quantities for the flight.

Reading this I assume milk and formula only. Not sure applesauce and yogurt would qualify.

In my experience, if you have the young child with you, they are not strict at all. I've taken a lot of pouch food plus milk and water and TSA didn't comment at all.

Yup. Never had a problem with this.

Anonymous wrote:Reading the link it says toddlers and only medically necessary liquids and only quantities for the flight.

Reading this I assume milk and formula only. Not sure applesauce and yogurt would qualify.

In my experience, if you have the young child with you, they are not strict at all. I've taken a lot of pouch food plus milk and water and TSA didn't comment at all.

Reading the link it says toddlers and only medically necessary liquids and only quantities for the flight.

Reading this I assume milk and formula only. Not sure applesauce and yogurt would qualify.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can bring liquids over 3oz if you have young children. I generally pack things in a separate ziploc and put them out in the bin, so the security staff can see them. I've brought apple sauce, milk, yogurt, etc.

The official rule is kids under 2.

Do you have a link for that? I've never seen an age limit, and TSA's page doesn't list an age limit. http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/traveling-children

Sandwiches are fine-- but yogurt, applesauce, pudding, and Nutella all may get thrown out.

Anonymous wrote:You can bring liquids over 3oz if you have young children. I generally pack things in a separate ziploc and put them out in the bin, so the security staff can see them. I've brought apple sauce, milk, yogurt, etc.

The official rule is kids under 2.

You can bring liquids over 3oz if you have young children. I generally pack things in a separate ziploc and put them out in the bin, so the security staff can see them. I've brought apple sauce, milk, yogurt, etc.

You can't bring liquids over 3oz so look at your yogurt & apple sauce closely. I would recommend sandwiches with crackers or chips and whole fruit.

We always pack PBJs and chips to enjoy with our complimentary beverage.

We fly Southwest and fake cheez-its and Lorna Doons just aren't enough to get through two short-haul flights and a 35 minute layover in the middle of nowhere.

Anonymous wrote:I just had to throw away three Chobani yogurts at Dulles! Not happy at all about that.

Bummer! But good to know, thanks.

I just had to throw away three Chobani yogurts at Dulles! Not happy at all about that.

Thanks!

Yes. Anything not liquid is fine.

I know you can't bring drinks from home, but sandwiches? Any other restrictions regarding food/snacks?