Breakfast

lachulavista · April 2012

What are you ladies giving your lo's for breakfast?The pedi said not to give Myles eggs or milk until after a year because of possible allergies in some babies. So what do you give if they're not doing baby food anymore?

ksulli · April 2012

Fruit & oatmeal- usually apples mixed with BM & oatmeal and bananas on the side.

bonitatinabina143 · April 2012

Fruit (puree or chopped) mixed with yogurt and oatmeal

Scrambled egg yolks (the whites are what are allergenic), cheerios, cut up fruit

Dollar pancakes, scrambled egg yolks

Oatmeal, cut up fruit on the side

Wheat toast sliced with fruit puree spread on it

Dry wheat toast, scrambled egg yolks, shredded cheese

jesusita2002 · April 2012

I was going to say oatmeal and fruit as well. Our Pedi also talked about giving him bread/bagel (innards) with cream cheese. Did your Dr want you to stay away from all dairy including yogurt as well? Because that would be another option...you could also browse around wholesomebabyfood.com and look for recipes for various pancakes including baby cereal pancakes, sweet potato pancakes, pumpkin pancakes, etc

ETA: If only I would have read the recipe...both uses eggs so maybe just google pancake recipe without eggs. Most will probably use vegetable oil as an egg substitueso I'm not sure how you feel about that. But remember when cake mixes used to say you can substitute applesauce for oil for a healthier version? That's probably one too many substitutions but you can always experiment if you feel up to it.

lachulavista · April 2012

jesusita2002:
I was going to say oatmeal and fruit as well. Our Pedi also talked about giving him bread/bagel (innards) with cream cheese. Did your Dr want you to stay away from all dairy including yogurt as well? Because that would be another option...you could also browse around wholesomebabyfood.com and look for recipes for various pancakes including baby cereal pancakes, sweet potato pancakes, pumpkin pancakes, etc

No, he just said eggs and ice cream pretty much. He said he could have whole milk yogurt but no milk till after 12 months.

mvhyde · April 2012

My babybook says he can have egg yolks so I give him those.

Today we had yogurt and bananas and half a glute-free waffle (they were also dairy free and egg free) I found them in the freezer aisle.

Yesterday yogurt and bananas with cheerios for finger foods. We have also done steamed apple slices and sweet potatoes and gluten free bread with fruit mash on it but he has tired of those.

lucylea · April 2012

We are completely dairy free, but DS gets: Oatmeal, cut up fruit, dry cereal, homemade pancakes, scrambled egg yolks. We do full eggs if they are cooked into something, but only yolks alone.

CABeachMom11 · April 2012

We have experimented with scrambled egg yolks but he doesnt seem to eat much of it. Our usual is oatmeal mixed with pureed fruit and BM.

lisamoe · April 2012

oatmeal

cream of wheat

eggs

pancakes (I either make, or use eggo)

blueberry waffles (eggo, aunt jemima or organic- all frozen)

yogurt

diced fruit (banana, strawberry, peaches, pears, apple-cooked)

pureed fruit

toast spread with fruit puree

(but DS doesn't have any restrictions, and he eats everything)

genekelly · April 2012

We do give eggs but just started giving him egg whites. He didn't show any allergy to the egg yolk so felt it was ok to try the whole egg. Anyway, we give fruit, cheerios, turkey sausage(if we have it), ham, multigrain waffles, croissants, BM. Sometimes we give him dinner stuff for bfast. He doesn't know any better and eats most stuff that we've put in front of him.

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