What does your little one eat for breakfast?

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My 19 month old will pretty much only eat cherrios (the plain ones with no added sugar) and milk for breakfast, and half an apple. I try to feed her other things but this is all she wants. 
What do you feed your little one for breakfast?

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Mine is younger and a foodie, she’ll do eggs (often with things mixed in like leftover ground beef, ham, cheese, spinach, etc), toast with goat or cream cheese, yogurt, fruit pouches, banana slices, pancakes, muffins.. really anything

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What else does she eat during the day? Cheerios sound great - quite fibrous, no?

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A homemade pancake. It's really easy to make: oats/integral flour, an egg, a banana and a bit of milk. 
Cheerios is full of sugar and additives which aren't the best for a baby. It's considered ultra-processed food.

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My little guy is 1.5. He likes oatmeal with cinnamon, malt-o-meal, granola cereal (I make it from scratch), scrambled eggs (he currently likes microwaved eggs with shredded cheese, butter and a veggie). He likes fruit too- I usually give him frozen cut fruit like mango, blueberries or strawberries. I save yogurt for the afternoon, but I get him plain whole milk yogurt or cottage cheese.

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Cereal (cheerios, bran flakes, Chex) with milk, Kodiak pancakes, oatmeal, buttered toast, yogurt with chia seeds, peanut butter toast, hot or frozen waffles (Kodiak brand again), a pack of Belvitas

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Omelet, scrambled eggs, pancake, waffle, and/or fruit. He's not into cereal, yogurt, or oatmeal yet.

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Mine is younger but I feed egg fried rice, eggs and grits, yogurt with fruit, banana pancakes with Rits crackers, muffins, sometimes cereal, toast, smoothie bowl, whatever her sister and I are eating.

What does your little one eat for breakfast?

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