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Suggest You - Toddler Breakfast Ideas
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* He also refuses any Nutri-grain or Gerber breakfast bars, but it might be worth a try for your little one…
* Grits - Lil’ Duck loves them, I make them with soy milk and sometimes stir in a little cheese or fruit as well.
* Cream of Wheat - same as above.
* Homemade oatmeal raisin cookies
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* Oatmeal with honey and plain yogurt (makes it creamy and gives more calcium).
o Also can use peanut butter (for older toddlers), yogurt, and agave sweetener.
o Lil’ Duck loves the store brand cinnamon raisin instant oatmeal made with soy milk.
* All fruit (three fruits/berries)
* Cottage cheese with pineapple, peaches or tomatoes
* Cheerios in milk
* We use the Cheerios/Clifford Crunch mixed with soy yogurt still - you can also add fruit (pureed or just cut up, depending on the little one’s preferences).
* Eggs with cheese
* Fried egg sandwiches
* Turkey bacon (Lil’ Duck loves regular bacon, but he obviously doesn’t get it very often)
* Cheese ravioli with peas
* A heap of frozen blueberries defrosted
* Fresh strawberries with honey
* French toast - this can be made ahead and kept in the fridge or freezer (I just buy the pre-made stuff, probably not quite as healthy though).
o Brave mommies can give a little bowl of syrup/applesauce/other fruit puree/honey to dip the sticks into (can you tell I’m NOT that brave? ;) ).
* Waffles (a Lil’ Duck favorite!)
* Bagels with cream cheese (Lil’ Duck prefers regular bread, toasted with cream cheese)
* Some moms have had success with those Gerber Graduates Flakes (kinda like oatmeal but with dried fruit as well) - I guess it is too textured for the Lil’ Duck because he flat-out refuses to do anything but smear it all over my kitchen…..
* He also refuses any Nutri-grain or Gerber breakfast bars, but it might be worth a try for your little one…
* Grits - Lil’ Duck loves them, I make them with soy milk and sometimes stir in a little cheese or fruit as well.
* Cream of Wheat - same as above.
* Homemade oatmeal raisin cookies
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* Cottage cheese with pineapple, peaches or tomatoes
* Cheerios in milk
* We use the Cheerios/Clifford Crunch mixed with soy yogurt still - you can also add fruit (pureed or just cut up, depending on the little one’s preferences).
* Eggs with cheese
* Fried egg sandwiches
* Turkey bacon (Lil’ Duck loves regular bacon, but he obviously doesn’t get it very often)
* Cheese ravioli with peas
* A heap of frozen blueberries defrosted
* Fresh strawberries with honey
* French toast - this can be made ahead and kept in the fridge or freezer (I just buy the pre-made stuff, probably not quite as healthy though).
o Brave mommies can give a little bowl of syrup/applesauce/other fruit puree/honey to dip the sticks into (can you tell I’m NOT that brave? ;) ).
* Waffles (a Lil’ Duck favorite!)
* Bagels with cream cheese (Lil’ Duck prefers regular bread, toasted with cream cheese)
* Some moms have had success with those Gerber Graduates Flakes (kinda like oatmeal but with dried fruit as well) - I guess it is too textured for the Lil’ Duck because he flat-out refuses to do anything but smear it all over my kitchen…..
* He also refuses any Nutri-grain or Gerber breakfast bars, but it might be worth a try for your little one…
* Grits - Lil’ Duck loves them, I make them with soy milk and sometimes stir in a little cheese or fruit as well.
* Cream of Wheat - same as above.
* Homemade oatmeal raisin cookies
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* Cheese ravioli with peas
* A heap of frozen blueberries defrosted
* Fresh strawberries with honey
* French toast - this can be made ahead and kept in the fridge or freezer (I just buy the pre-made stuff, probably not quite as healthy though).
o Brave mommies can give a little bowl of syrup/applesauce/other fruit puree/honey to dip the sticks into (can you tell I’m NOT that brave? ;) ).
* Waffles (a Lil’ Duck favorite!)
* Bagels with cream cheese (Lil’ Duck prefers regular bread, toasted with cream cheese)
* Some moms have had success with those Gerber Graduates Flakes (kinda like oatmeal but with dried fruit as well) - I guess it is too textured for the Lil’ Duck because he flat-out refuses to do anything but smear it all over my kitchen…..
* He also refuses any Nutri-grain or Gerber breakfast bars, but it might be worth a try for your little one…
* Grits - Lil’ Duck loves them, I make them with soy milk and sometimes stir in a little cheese or fruit as well.
* Cream of Wheat - same as above.
* Homemade oatmeal raisin cookies
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* Waffles (a Lil’ Duck favorite!)
* Bagels with cream cheese (Lil’ Duck prefers regular bread, toasted with cream cheese)
* Some moms have had success with those Gerber Graduates Flakes (kinda like oatmeal but with dried fruit as well) - I guess it is too textured for the Lil’ Duck because he flat-out refuses to do anything but smear it all over my kitchen…..
* He also refuses any Nutri-grain or Gerber breakfast bars, but it might be worth a try for your little one…
* Grits - Lil’ Duck loves them, I make them with soy milk and sometimes stir in a little cheese or fruit as well.
* Cream of Wheat - same as above.
* Homemade oatmeal raisin cookies
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* He also refuses any Nutri-grain or Gerber breakfast bars, but it might be worth a try for your little one…
* Grits - Lil’ Duck loves them, I make them with soy milk and sometimes stir in a little cheese or fruit as well.
* Cream of Wheat - same as above.
* Homemade oatmeal raisin cookies (cutting the sugar and using applesauce) can be fairly healthy as well.
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