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Ummm...Saturday or Sunday, if that!

When I'm not dealing with morning sickness, basically everyday. But I'm usually already cooking for myself. They don't get special treatment lol

Pretty much only on the weekends when we're off. Sometimes DD will ask for cheesy eggs and if there is time we will make it.

Never. We made fresh pancakes, eggs, etc and she won't eat them. She wants the frozen mini pancakes every morning.

Weekends usually. Week days he usually has yogurt, fruit and a muffin (we make on the weekend)

Probably 4-5 days a week. DS loves eggs, pancakes, oatmeal, etc. He Only goes to school 2 days a week, and on those days he eats more of a grab and go meal or cold cereal

I make oatmeal 1-2 a week for her and we usually scratch-make pancakes on the weekends. Otherwise it's usually frozen waffles or an English muffin. She likes scrambled eggs for lunch.

She usually has something hot every day. Breakfast is generally her biggest meal so I take advantage of her hunger and fill her up! So she might have eggs, sausage or oatmeal with yogurt and fruitor cereal or some combination of the above. Some cultures are all about the hot breakfast as a rule though. I knew a Ukrainian guy in college who poured hot coffee into his cold cereal/ milk in the dorm caf because it had to be a 'hot breakfast.'

Pretty often actually. Somehow we got into the habit of cooking eggs for LO almost every day, including weekdays. When she doesn't have eggs, she usually gets oatmeal (the quick stuff in the microwave).

My son gets a hot breakfast in the mornings mostly because it's simply more calorie dense and I'm always trying to get his weight up or maintain it. If it were up to him he would subsist solely on fruit and maybe some rice.

I usually make a 2 or 3 egg omelet with diced ham and veggies cooked in butter or olive oil twice a week, cool it, and then cut it into bite size pieces and keep it in the fridge. I also make tater tots twice a week in the toaster oven and keep them in the fridge as well. Then in the morning we zap a few tots and omelet bites in the microwave for 15 seconds, add some ketchup, and put two mini frozen pancakes or half a toaster waffle with a little butter and syrup on his plate. If I don't have eggs, he gets turkey breakfast sausage instead. We wait for him to eat some of his breakfast and then he's allowed to have half a banana. And he usually steals bites of DH's yogurt/fruit/granola bowls.

It fluctuates a lot. We batch cook breakfast frequently so we have it ready for the week. Some days in up early enough to cook something, that day most days I'm not.

We make eggs everyday and somehow all get out the door by 7.

Never, because we're simple breakfast people. Sometimes we'll do oatmeal as a fancy meal on weekends, but mostly we eat toast, yogurt, fruit. I would happily make eggs if my kids liked them, though. But how odd to flat out insist on a hot breakfast.

Every single day. But I make breakfasts in advance and pop them in the oven when DH wakes up so they are hot as he is heading out the door (he takes to work and eats there) - this week we've had a bacon/cheddar/spinach/tomato egg quiche, a potato/egg/tomato egg casserole, homemade French toast sticks, homemade blueberry muffins served with eggs, and a peanut butter banana baked oatmeal.

Breakfast is such an important meal of the day that I think it's vital it be really nutritious. We don't do cold cereal in this house for that reason because it's pretty much nutritionally bankrupt and the times they have had it their attitudes have been terrible.

Everyday! But it's easy....fried egg on an English muffin. That's what I eat every morning so that's what she eats as well.

She eats a gigantic bowl of steel-cut oats and fruit everyday so I guess technically that's hot breakfast, but they're super fast and easy so it doesn't feel like it's a pain. Only on weekends do we make pancakes, sausage, eggs, etc.

I have porridge every morning and my big girl shares it about half the time.

Mostly on weekends. Not that we can't on weekdays but she's fine with what she's eating now and there is something hot in there (waffle).