Hey! I would politely ask what snacks their kid likes and suggest bringing them next time so that the kid doesn’t cry out of hunger.
It could be that they don't want to offer snacks so the toddler has hunger for meals, but after seeing a couple of times that your toddler is sharing snacks with theirs, they should definitely bring snacks too. You can ask them a genuine question as how do they plan snacks/meals for their toddler to understand their approach. Or you can say i hope i am not spoiling her hunger for meals, because i see you don't like to give snacks to her at the playground or something. If you get along well, and can plan playdates i would try to keep the friendship going, because it is very important as a newcomer
@Vanjul Yea I can try this 👍 thanks!
I feel that is a conversation you should have with them. Maybe suggest you take turns bringing food.
I would have said next time you should bring snacks for him so he's not dying of hungar