Meal ideas?

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What's a typical breakfast, lunch and dinner for you guys for your babies? And also, any quick go-to's if you find you are busy one day and don't have things quickly prepped for lunch or dinner??
Anyone else get extremely anxious over the thought of not having food ready when lunch and dinner come around?? Like, I just realized that tomorrow my leftovers and stuff I prepped are gone and I need to prep for the week tomorrow. I hate when I feel like I'm not on top of things. 🙄

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Breakfast: all usually served with a fruit
Eggs, pb toast
Some sort of fruit in pancakes 
Fiber eggos if I'm in a hurry Haha 
Homemade muffins 
Lunch: served with a fruit or veg
Grilled cheese and soup
Pb and j sandwich and pickles 
Leftovers 
Yogurt parfait of sorts
Dinner: served with a veg 
Whatever we have
Noodles, chicken and mixed veggies 
Pizza (I buy the thin crust, veggie or Hawaiian health pizzas for her) if I'm not making dinner or making something she cant have
We arent fancy if this list seems like it I actually fresh make everything! I usually make pancakes with strawberries or something one morning and enough to last a couple extra days. She also likes them as snacks.

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Waffles, avocado, banana for breakfast usually 
Leftovers for lunch or oranges blueberries baby snacks together 
Dinner he loves Mac and cheese with broccoli, spaghetti with broccoli, potatoes, carrots, beans, whatever we eat really

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Breakfast (baby cant have eggs:( and hates avocado, or else theSe would be two big parts of breakfast) 
Silver dollar pancakes ( i like the ones from Trader Joe’s) with fruit and yogurt 
Oatmeal with fruit 
Yogurt (stonyfield baby or Trader Joe’s has cool pouch yogurts) mixed with chia seeds and some fruit.
Hash brown  (not a whole one) can add with any of options above 
Cheerios can add with any of the options above 
Fruit( raspberries,blueberries strawberries,oranges,bananas) 
No matter what he always has a fruit for breakfast. I’ve tried breakfast sausage and he likes it it’s just not something I make all the time. 
 
Lunch 
 
Usually some type of chicken(I get a bunch of fresh cooked seasoned chicken from Trader Joe’s for the week and we usually share it or Costco has awesome freezer options for chicken) with a side(rice,pasta) and veggies(sometimes fresh, sometimes frozen)  or just applesauce if I don’t have a side(sometimes yogurt if he didn’t have for breakfast) 
Ham and cheese 
Pbj 
Pasta salad 
Leftovers from night before 
I usually add a fruit with lunch too. Sometimes he eats it sometime he doesn’t. I just purchased mandarin orange fruit cups today to try and add to his lunch. 
Dinner
Whatever we cooked. Tonight we had chicken stew (think of like the inside of a chicken pot pie) with crescent rolls and he loved it. 
If he can’t have what we’re having or just isn’t liking what we have.  i either always have back up so he’ll either have a pouch with some chicken or whatever I can whip up quickly.

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These are great and they have several flavors

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Breakfast: I alternate between the same things. PB toast, scrambled egg, yogurt, blueberries cut in half or quartered, banana, oatmeal, or pancakes from the freezer that we made on the weekend.
Lunch: usually made of snacks to be honest. Baby cracker with hummus, canned beans, half a cheese string, grapes or cherry tomato quartered, cucumber pieces, shredded chicken is an easy protein if you have some leftover in the fridge. I always do an extra chicken breast if I make them for dinner and it lasts us quite a few days. He'll eat like a quarter of one. Or I'll do eggs, maybe yogurt if I didnt do them for breaky! I always try to have a protein.
Supper: whatever we are having. Shredded meat, roasted veggies, microwaved carrots and peas from the freezer, stir fry, pasta (noodles are a fave for my guy), chunks of grilled cheese, etc. 
A great thing to do if you feel rushed all the time is prep the next meal during a nap. Not everything has to be fresh off the stove! Cut up chunks of food ready to go and put em in the fridge. Freezing pancakes is also a life saver, so is boiling eggs to keep in the fridge. Frozen veggies in a bowl with water in the microwave is also super handy! Just make sure to let things cool.

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I just bought some Gerber toddler meals, fruit cups, and frozen veggies to have on hand when LO needs to eat RIGHT NOW.  Otherwise she eats whatever I eat.

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How much of each thing should I be giving? For example, my baby will eat a whole egg and a piece of toast for breakfast and whatever we have for dinner but he only eats twice a day so I give him bigger portions. I have no idea how much of each food I’m meant to be giving!

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Following I need help with this too! I just started "real" food and I'm so overwhelmed

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Breakfast: oatmeal mixed with fruit 
Avocado or pb toast 
Yogurt with fruit 
Eggs with avocado and fruit
Pancake with pb and fruit 
Lunch: leftovers from dinner/ whatever I can find 
Dinner: whatever I am making that night 
Fajitas with black beans
Sloppy joes with a veggie 
Grilled chicken and veggies 
Veggie soup 
Chicken and noodles

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