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@mediagirl: that's how my 4 yr old is so I tell her lets start with pancakes and when those are gone you can pick something else.

DS eat cereal and milk every day - its kinda nice though since he can get it all by himself! (he is 6)

LO wants to switch up. for a while it seemed like there was nothing he liked more on this earth than oatmeal, and then one day BAM he only had a few bites. now we're onto cereal and grapes. i'm already sensing that he's tiring of the cereal. i'm going to try a new cereal (he still loves the grapes), and after that i'll try yogurt with fruit. jeesh.

Yes, he has some fruit and then a big bowl of porridge with strawberry puree. He is happy to mix it up with his fruit - at the minute he's having mandarin segments. But woe betide you if you try to serve him anything other than porridge!

pretty much. She usually has 1/2 a banana and cuddles with me before diaper change and breakfast. I thought she was getting tired of the banana and made her banana raisin oatmeal cookies and she spit them out so back to bananas we went. Then she was having dry cereal while I made her a scrambled egg but she quit eating that so she was having whole wheat pb bread but then quit eating that too so the past 2 weeks she has Annies bunnies graham's and raisins. Then a scrambled egg (she loves the egg, I'll never change this lol) and a small bowl of yogurt with honey (she's been eating yogurt at breakfast since we started solids!) She basically always has banana, egg and yogurt. I dont see that changing anytime soon

During the week, she does--a waffle or pancake in the car on the way to daycare. On the weekends, i try to change it up with eggs, bacon, french toast, oatmeal, etc.

Not sure what they feed him at daycare, but on the weekends, we try to switch it up.

Oatmeal every morning for first breakfast. She likes to mix up second breakfast at daycare and on the weekends.

No, I change it up and she always eats what I give (not so much at dinner!) She'll usually have yogurt with fruit or pancakes or oatmeal. Sometimes I'll make scrambled eggs, and she just discovered cream cheese.

Every morning DS1 wakes up to milk and a small bowl of cereal. Then he eats steel cut oats, breakfast sausage, and a side of fruit. DS2 eats avocado, coconut yogurt, GF oats, breakfast sausage and fruit every morning. Makes it easy on me when breakfast is the same.

I'm a creature of habit so my LO has either a waffle, a pancake, half of an English muffin, or half a bagel - I ask her do you want A or B and she chooses one of them. Sometimes she will ask for oatmeal, yogurt or cereal. She also gets a serving of fruit (berries, banana, oranges, apple slices, grapes), and some protein (eggs, sausage or bacon)

toast with "beam cheese" and as many blueberries as she can get her hands on...sometimes she'll switch it up and have cheerios, but generally, it's toast with cream cheese

Pretty much. He's allergic to eggs, so it throws out so many breakfast foods. He's really limited to cereal and yogurt/fruit.

@2PeasinaPod: There are lots of egg-free recipes for pancakes and waffles, should you ever want to branch out! My little sister was allergic to eggs until she was 2-3 and grew out of it.

@ShootingStar: My LO has the same.

glad to hear I'm not the only one who has a toddler obsessed with cream cheese on bread. we follow it up with a babybel cheese, a banana and some blueberries.