My girls just turned 1 last week and I am trying to work out a new meal plan for them. I'm one of those people who does not do well without a plan and I wanted to see what others thought of mine & what they do with their kids. This is what I had in mind for them, does this look good? And what did/does your one year olds schedule and meals look like? Thanks!
630-7 wake up 5 oz milk
8 breakfast oatmeal & fruit, egg & bread, pancake & fruitc etc.
9-10 nap
10 snack serving of fruit or yogurt, crackers or cheese etc.
12 lunch serving of vegetables, some type of grain & protein
1-230/3 nap
3 snack serving of fruit and cheese, or fruit and puffs or cheerios etc
5 dinner Whatever we have.
630 6 oz milk bedtime
Re: 1 year old meal plan / schedule
When they got-up around 8am we did a breakfast which consisted of jarred fruits and baby cereal. At 1030 they got their bottle and napped from 11-1300. When they got up again a mixture of jarred foods (meat and veg), bottle at 3-ish, small nap from 4-4:30, supper of jarred meat, veg and fruits, last bottle at 7:30 and off to bed.
2 things I want to emphasize: 1) we did something with each meal that they could eat on their own (banana, cereal, puffs ect), 2) we gave sippy cups through out the day with water to work on transitioning to them
Your schedule looks ok. GL
7-730 wake up. one nurses, the other usually refuses
830 breakfast. fruit, oatmeal, toast, waffles, etc w a sippy of milk
10/1030 - 12/1230 nap.
12/1230 lunch. Protein, veggie/fruit, sometimes grain. Sippy of milk.
3/330 - 430/5 nap. Small snack when they wake up.
6/630 dinner. Same as lunch. Either milk or water in a sippy.
730/745 bath
8/815 bed. One nurses and the other usually refuses.
For DD the bigger adjustment of all was no bottles (as opposed to new milk and real food). I definitely worried about her milk intake, and she would always drink less than the recommended amount but my pedi said as long as she was gaining weight she was fine. Plus I gave her lots of yogurt (and still do). She also drinks almond milk instead of white cows milk.