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leesa031906leesa031906 member
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what oatmeal do you give your child? and how do you prepare it?  Just looking for some ideas

 

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  • maryxc1maryxc1 member
    I make oatmeal raisin bars with old fashioned oats. DS won't eat regular oatmeal, but I don't blame him. I don't like the consistency if it.
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  • anna&jl2011anna&jl2011 member
    quick oats with milk then add blueberries
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  • jasminelorraine20jasminelorraine20 member
    edited November 2013
    I buy Old Fashioned Oats and cook it on the stove with organic milk, then I add Cinnamon/Raisin peanut butter. The brand is Peanut Butter & Co. and is all natural.  It's his favorite breakfast and keeps him full for hours.
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  • JoNi2010JoNi2010 member
    Old fashioned oatmeal with soymilk for a bit of sweetness.  If it comes out a bit dry the next day then I add a bit of WCM.  While it's cooking, I'll add bits of apples, berries, or dried fruit.
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  • emberlee3emberlee3 member
    DD likes to share my bowl of old-fashioned oats. I sometimes stir a little applesauce into DD's to cool it off.  I eat oatmeal almost every morning and basically just use whatever's around.  I've even added pumpkin puree with cinnamon and maple syrup--it's yummy.
    DS born 8/8/09 and DD born 6/12/12.
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  • traveltheworldtraveltheworld member
    A blend of old fashion oats, flax seeds and steel cut oats, cooked in organic whole cow milk with some fruit (usually blueberries, banana or peach).
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  • Grk_NatashaGrk_Natasha member
    I always soak my oats overnight - either old-fashioned or steel cut, then simmer with some almond milk in the AM and add either chia or flax and a drizzle of honey.
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  • SocialworkgirlSocialworkgirl member
    Old fashioned oats cooked in water, butternut squash baby food for sweetness and fruit (usually some combo of pears, prunes, or plums)
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  • fusionbridefusionbride member

    JoNi2010   :  so you eat oatmeal leftovers?  tell me about this... how much do you make? how long does it last?  do you reheat in microwave?

     

    might save me some time (and dishwashing!) to make more at once than every day...

     


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  • sunnyday016sunnyday016 member
    Quick oats or old fashioned oats. I don't do oatmeal leftovers. I just make it each morning with milk and cook in the microwave. I add banana, walnuts, and honey in mine and just honey into the kids'. If they liked banana I would add it into theirs too.
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