Breakfast

brandyleighxx · August 2013

DS will be 1 this month and is moving from infant to the "one year room" what kinds of breakfast do you feed your toddler? He's gotten toast, bagels, pancakes, eggs, fruit, and dry cereal so far. Toast and bagels are easy enough but I'm thinking I don't have enough time to cook. What are some simple breakfast ideas I can feed at home or send to daycare?

emberlee3 · August 2013

I make a batch of mini muffins and freeze them. DD also likes infant oatmeal mixed with applesauce. She is dairy intolerant, but yogurt is a good option. She sometimes just eats half a banana.

shannm · August 2013

We do what you already listed plus yogurt, muffins, zucchini bread, cereal bars...

Mrs.RockyM · August 2013

frozen French toast and pancakes are your friend. just take them out the night before and put them in the fridge. they'll defrost by the time your LO gets to school.

CarrieB. · August 2013

I like to do a scrambled egg in a coffee cup in the microwave. It's ready in about 1 minute and I usually give her a cereal bar with it.

Other breakfast options w do a lot are English muffin with almond butter, plain oatmeal w fruit, and she loves fruit smoothies.

ccam · August 2013

I'm going to attempt smoothies this weekend and see how DS does with them. But, honestly, he has the same thing for breakfast all week - yogurt, fruit (usually blueberries) and some sort of dry cereal, pancake, muffin, etc. He loves yogurt so much that I guess I don't feel bad mixing it up. When we're home on the weekends I'll do cheesy eggs, toast and fruit.

ccam · August 2013

CarrieB. said:

I like to do a scrambled egg in a coffee cup in the microwave. It's ready in about 1 minute and I usually give her a cereal bar with it. Other breakfast options w do a lot are English muffin with almond butter, plain oatmeal w fruit, and she loves fruit smoothies.

What kind of cereal bars do you use?

GroverClover · August 2013

Thanks for the ideas!!

We also have cheese toast (prefer American cheese--others get rubbery if they sit while we get ready). If we're running really late (and he's hungry and can't wait), my LO can eat it in the car with little mess (he's 22 months old) then I'll send a banana or fruit cup for when he gets to school.

Kashi cereal bars are my favorite. My daycare also gives nutrigrain occasionally for snack.

LoCarb · August 2013

yogurt, fruit, biscuit with jelly, applesauce, french toast sticks, sausage, bacon (meat cut up, of course)

kanga1622Wed220857 · August 2013

I like to make mini quiches on the weekend using a muffin tin. They reheat well if you eat them within 3 days. I also like to make and freeze several varieties of banana bread, muffins, etc and let them thaw overnight in the fridge.

If your kid likes them, hard boiled eggs are a quick easy breakfast. You can boil a few once or twice a week in the evenings while getting ready for bed.

CarrieB. · August 2013

ccam said:

CarrieB. said:

I like to do a scrambled egg in a coffee cup in the microwave. It's ready in about 1 minute and I usually give her a cereal bar with it. Other breakfast options w do a lot are English muffin with almond butter, plain oatmeal w fruit, and she loves fruit smoothies.

What kind of cereal bars do you use?

Kashi cereal bars

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