What has your 1 year old eaten today?

GreenEyedGal · October 2010

Or what does he/she typically eat for breakfast, snack, lunch and dinner? I need menu ideas.

operaapril · October 2010

For breakfast she had mango yogurt, bananas, pears, cherries, and peaches.

For lunch she had peanutbutter on whole wheat bread, american cheese, and chicken breast.

I am going to cook spaghetti for dinner, so she'll eat that.

She has crackers, puffs, little fruit and stuff like that for snacks.

GreenEyedGal · October 2010

operaapril:

For breakfast she had mango yogurt, bananas, pears, cherries, and peaches.

For lunch she had peanutbutter on whole wheat bread, american cheese, and chicken breast.

I am going to cook spaghetti for dinner, so she'll eat that.

She has crackers, puffs, little fruit and stuff like that for snacks.

Can she really bite down on the pear with no problem? Is it like a prepackaged fruit mix or all from fresh fruit that you cut up yourself?

excitedforlittleone · October 2010

Breakfast - grits

Snack - fruit snacks

Animal crackers for another snack

Then a cup of milk before his nap. His diet usually isn't this crappy but we were out all morning and he was passed out in the car before we got home for lunch.

kimberlyk921 · October 2010

for breakfast he had half of a banana and almond butter on toast. for lunch he had some raviolis and a few crackers. dinner tonight is fajitas so he'll eat the meat and peppers and i'll give him a fruit cup also.

BeanieWeanie · October 2010

For breakfast he had a banana, a strawberry, a few chunks of melon, some Cheerios and some yogurt. For lunch I just BF. Embarrassed

For dinner, he's having fish sticks and broccoli. Not very imaginative but it works.

shellybell15 · October 2010

we had whole grain waffle and yogurt for breakfast, applesauce for snack, and left over chicken and rice for lunch. He will have another snack (cheerios or something) after his nap and I have no idea what I'm doing for dinner!

buboo · October 2010

For breakfast he had a scrambled egg and a few cheerios

Lunch was meat balls, green beans and apple slices. He has had a few crackers and gold fish as snacks

JLSmith124 · October 2010

He had oatmeal with applesause for breakfast and for lunch he had half of a turkey sandwich

coconutbug · October 2010

Today he had about 5 bites of pancake and half a bottle of pediasure for breakfast (I also offered banana and yogurt). For lunch he had one slice of peach, three pieces of macaroni, and one bite of chicken (I also offered cheese and sweet potato). Then I nursed him. For snack and dinner today I will offer cheese, crackers, noodles, fish, broccoli, pear, and sunflower butter on wheat. I typically offer anything I eat, though he hardly ever eats anything at all.

operaapril · October 2010

GreenEyedGal:
operaapril:

For breakfast she had mango yogurt, bananas, pears, cherries, and peaches.

For lunch she had peanutbutter on whole wheat bread, american cheese, and chicken breast.

I am going to cook spaghetti for dinner, so she'll eat that.

She has crackers, puffs, little fruit and stuff like that for snacks.

Can she really bite down on the pear with no problem? Is it like a prepackaged fruit mix or all from fresh fruit that you cut up yourself?

It is fresh fruit that I cut up myself. I cut all of the fruit into little pieces, and she has no problem eating it. I make sure that I give her really ripe pears, so that they are soft.

LI444 · October 2010

1/4 blueberry bagel with light cream cheese, a whole banana, and a cup of milk for breakfast

animal crackers for a snack

Tuna noodle casserole (cooking light recipe) with peas for lunch

animal crackers for a second snack (yep, I'm lazy)

Tuna noodle casserole with sweet potato for dinner.

hisaak · October 2010

Breakfast was oatmeal and a banana

Snack usually would be an apple (I just bite off the skin to get him started), but today we were out with friends who snuck him Timbits

Lunch will be yogurt, cheese sticks, and some sort of sandwich (probably peanut butter today)

Snack will probably be something like crackers and/or cheerios ... maybe some grapes if I cut them up.

Dinner will be stew from last night - has deer meat, potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, and celery in it as well as applesauce for dessert.

GRISMINO · October 2010

weekday breakfast: cheerios, yogurt and/or fruit
weekend breakfast: scrambled eggs, toast and/or pancakes & milk
lunch: some kind of soup w/veggies, pasta or quesadilla & apple sauce/fruit
dinner: whatever we eat.
snacks: string cheese, crackers, raisins, fruit, jello, yogurt, cereal bars

GreenEyedGal · October 2010

Omgoodness, your kids eat like champions. There's no way my son would eat meat or any veggies for that matter. I guess I'll just keep trying to push the veggies and meat and see how that goes. Thanks for the ideas ladies and keep em' coming!

MrsV092207 · October 2010

Breakfast: Scrambled eggs & cheese (but she basically just eats the cheese) and yogurt/fruit mix.

Lunch: PB&J

She snacks on cheerios, yogurt melts and Goldish throughout the day.

Dinner will be turkey meatloaf and veggies but I can pretty much guarantee she won't eat any of it.

Her favorite foods are pasta, mini pancakes, grilled cheese and chicken.

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