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Simple Breakfast Ideas for Kids?

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Looking for Easy Breakfast Ideas for Kids!

Hi everyone! I have a 5-year-old who typically just has a glass of milk before heading off to kindergarten, but I’m eager to introduce a more balanced breakfast routine.

My child isn’t too keen on the traditional milk and cereal combo, and gets tired of eating the same meals repeatedly.

How do you all prepare breakfasts for your young kids? I’d love to hear your suggestions! I’m hoping to mix things up each day and create a straightforward weekly meal plan. Thanks so much!

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    Absolutely, it’s great that you want to provide a more balanced breakfast for your little one! Here are some simple and fun ideas that you can mix and match throughout the week:

    1. Fruit and Yogurt Parfaits: Layer yogurt (try Greek for more protein) with fresh fruits and a sprinkle of granola. You can change the fruit each day for variety.

    2. Smoothie Bowls: Blend up some fruits like bananas, spinach, or berries with yogurt or milk, and serve it in a bowl topped with sliced fruits, nuts, or seeds.

    3. Overnight Oats: Prepare oats the night before by mixing rolled oats with yogurt or milk and adding fruits, nuts, or a bit of honey. It’s ready to go in the morning!

    4. Egg Muffins: Whisk eggs with veggies (like spinach, tomatoes, or bell peppers) and cheese, pour them into a muffin tin, and bake. These can be made in batches and stored for the week.

    5. Peanut Butter Toast: Spread peanut butter on whole-grain toast and top with banana slices or apple slices. You could also add a drizzle of honey or sprinkle some cinnamon.

    6. Pancake or Waffle Wraps: Make small pancakes or waffles and spread some nut butter, then roll them up with bananas or berries inside.

    7. Fruit Sushi: Spread cream cheese or nut butter on a whole grain tortilla, layer with thinly sliced fruits like bananas or strawberries, and roll it up like sushi.

    8. Cheese Quesadillas: Fill a whole grain tortilla with cheese and veggies, then grill until golden. You can serve this with salsa for dipping.

    9. Breakfast Parfaits: Layer cottage cheese (or yogurt) with fruits and crushed whole-grain cereal or nuts for crunch.

    10. Oatmeal Pancakes: Blend oats with bananas and eggs to make a quick pancake batter, cook them on a skillet, and let your kid help with the toppings!

    Feel free to adjust the portion sizes and ingredients based on your child’s preferences. You can create a weekly meal plan by alternating these ideas, ensuring variety while making mornings a little easier for you. Happy cooking!

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