Those who have traveled by plane with babies this week already know what it is. For those who do not, we explain a little how they work the new security measures in European airports when traveling with baby food.
The regulations do not allow carrying liquids in containers of more than 100 ml, but baby food, along with the medicines and dietary foods to be consumed on the trip are the exception.
Logically, if we travel with the baby we need to carry their food (be it pots, purees, bottles of milk or water) in hand luggage just for that, have them on hand in case the baby is hungry.
It can, of course. No more missing that we could not feed our children in flight. But yes, we must take the pots, bottles and others separately, out of the transparent bag to teach them in the security control.
The security personnel may also have us check "in situ" the authenticity of the products. There were parents who had to "taste" their baby's pots to prove that it was not "dangerous substances" but harmless vegetable purees.
And what happens if you refuse to try them? Of course I wouldn't taste my baby's milk crazy. Well, neither that nor any other because I hate milk.
