When it comes to being hangry, the struggle is real ya’ll. As a parents we have all been there, you know, that moment when our kid needs a snack STAT or the proverbial “it” will in fact, hit the fan. We like to call that a state of “hangry.” Unofficially, the definition of hangry is “being irritable as a result of
- They’re digging through the bottom of your purse in search of leftover raisins from two play dates ago.
- Suddenly the fact that the sky is blue and the grass is green is the most pointless thing to ever happen in the universe. Everyone’s time would have been better spend making food.
- They can no longer make a decision about anything that does not involve what to put in their mouths at that very moment.
- Speaking of decisions, they want toast. Oh you made toast? They hate toast now. What they meant was cereal. Please hurry before they change their mind again.
- Your child begins rolling around on the floor clutching their belly dramatically proclaiming that you starve them and never cook anything. Anything!
- You looked at him. Why did you look at him that way? WHERE IS THE TOAST? I MEAN APPLESAUCE, APPLESAUCE.
- Nothing you say will make the world a better place and why is the sky still blue?
- The last and final sign before the point of no return is absolute silence. At this point you should probably act fast. Unless they magically fell asleep. In this case, for the love all things fuzzy, don’t disturb them!
One of the best ways to prevent your kid from reaching hangry is by carrying around snacks in a pouch like Tree Top Apple Sauce Pouches. They’re mess free, utensils aren’t necessary and they’re made with pure USA-grown fruit and local ingredients. Just check out the label:
On top of staving off a hunger attack, these are also one of my top recommended products for traveling with kids. They’re TSA friendly and there is no worse place for a kid to get hangry than a crowded plane. They are also incredibly helpful for keeping little ears equalized during takeoffs and landings, so be sure to pack 2 in your carry-on for each plane flight!
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I have to always keep snacks on hand for when we are traveling or out and about because my kids are BEARS when they get hungry. Kinda funny.
This is my son every single day. Always hangry! I swear, I just don’t get it.
I usually have lot of snacks at home & also during our travel, no matter whether it is a short or long trip as kids expect something right away when they are hungry. And that’s how I can make sure they don’t get Hangry!
Ahhhh nothing worse than a hangry little!!!! Some of my daughters worst tantrums come from being hangry lol
I try to avoid the hangries if I can. It can be nearly impossible when they get that way. Of course, when I’m hungry I feel that way sometimes, too.
It’s like a flip of a switch when my 3 year old is hungry. Holy moly lol
Even my teenagers get “hangry” so this is a great article. Applesauce pouches seem like the perfect fix–even for me sitting here at my desk!
my daughter and I are the ones who’s always hangry hahaha We make sure we have time for food and some snacks along the way. this looks really good when travelling
This is the first time that I heard this product and looks like a great snack for my kids
My sister always has these available for my nephew. They are a life-saver for the terrible twos!!
Those little pouches are GREAT! I would totally be able to hang with those when I was a kid!
Those Tree Top pouches are great for a drink on the go.
There is only one sign my kids are hangry – they get SUPER CRANKY. I can always tell.
My boys love pouches. We have yet to try these. They look good!
Truly agree that you should keep snacks around specially if you have kids travelling with you. This will keep them from being hangry.
My grandsons just love their fruit/veggie pouches. I had no idea they were TSA-friendly, though. Thanks for the heads-up!
Tsa by law, us required to allow nourishment items for children and babies. That’s why you can even put breastmilk and formula through security.
You just have to allow items to be x-rayed, which doesn’t harm them.
Tsa doesn’t like people to know they have the right to pack liquid food for their children.
We’re big fans of Tree Top. Anything that makes the tummy happy and is healthy too is a big win-win.
With our twins, there are a lot of hangry moments. The Tree Top pouches sound yummy.
These pouches would be great to have around the house when the grandkids come over to visit. We all know how kids can go from sweet and calm to screaming and rolling on the floor in a matter of minutes!
When my kids are hangry, it’s a just a mess and a half. These are so true.
Tree top apple sauce is a favorite in the family. The kids love it and I love how it’s good for them. Thank you for the giveaway!!
That’s so true. Lol. When the kids were younger they would always act like that when they’re “HANGRY”.
I agree that it’s important to keep snacks around. Especially when we are on the go a lot in one day. My kids love pouches like these too!
They’re really handy. You have to be prepared for hangriness when your kids are growing!
Yup! Hangriness is definitely something you want to avoid. Those Tree Top pouches will certainly do the trick.
Oh I don’t need to guess that! He has a switch! The second he is hungry he is hangry! LOL