WardAndJune4Ever

I appreciate the helpful replies.
 

I exclusively nursed/pumped until my son was 13 months. Now, at the recommendation of his pediatrician he drinks only whole milk (in the recommended number of ounces per day, as it does contain more fat) and water. He drinks no juice, as it’s too sugary (also at the recommendation of his doctor). 
 

I simply asked if I could find whole milk on board the ship to meet my son’s needs. Thanks to those who actually answered my question.

Thanks for the answers! I’ll call Carnival to ask, I guess. And ask if I can bring my own boxes, not cans, if they don’t have what we need.

The shelf stable isn’t quite the same, but he’d drink that over 2%, I’m sure. Thank goodness they make those little shelf stable boxes! No refrigerator needed!

We’re taking my 15 month old on our cruise in two weeks. He only drinks water and whole milk. I’m definitely not a milk drinker, so I’ve never paid attention before.... can I get whole milk, not low-fat or skim, all day for my baby? Or do I have to bring my own? Thanks for helping this frazzled mama prep for our adventure!

I know Mike Pack in real life, from working at a summer camp together years ago. He is an absolute blast! You'll love him.

It was right about $400. More than I originally said was my limit, but we aren't doing any paid excursions, so I went for it.

We're 4 days out and got the upsell fairy call this afternoon! We upgraded from a regular balcony to an ocean suite. I. Can. Not. Wait. Only my 3rd cruise. Upsell call was an unexpected surprise.

Does anyone have the recent 5 day menu for Valor out of Galveston? I'm trying to plan ahead for a couple of dietary restrictions (not a complete special diet) and a picky eater. Thanks in advance!

I'd love to see this too. We cruise in 45 days!