Babies had pancakes for the first time and DH made them blueberry ones. They kinda gagged on them because they were so dry but we'll try again soon.
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I barely toast them so they are a little soft.
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Waffles with peanut butter are pretty much a food group in our house.
When he was a baby he was obsessed with banana pancakes.
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@bluestriped bee: I like these "pancakes" for kiddos - just banana, egg, pumpkin, and a little baking powder. I always added a little cinnamon too. My husband likes them too! http://www.healthyfoodforliving.com/4-ingredient-pumpkin-pancakes-for-baby/
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I usually put butter or a little bit of preserves on them so they aren't so dry. Waffles sometimes with peanut butter
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We put butter on them and dip in yogurt.
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Waffles are pb and syrup, pancakes are butter and syrup
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I put a little strawberry jelly on waffles. He eats pancakes plain or we make strawberry pancakes like Daniel Tiger.
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With ALL THE SYRUP, haha, how else?
DD1 gets to dip hers in syrup - DD2 has proven she can't do that responsibly yet (ha!), so she gets just a little bit drizzled on pre-cut pieces.
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I generally put PB on DD's pancakes or waffles, but every now and then I give her a little syrup to dip into (she loves "dips"). I didn't start the syrup until she was closer to 2.
This recipe is AMAZING though and so easy. It's basically as easy as pancakes from a mix and you really don't even need syrup (although I put some one mine). DD also gets PB on these and she loves it.
http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018174-coconut-banana-pancakes
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We do a little syrup or applesauce.
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Butter and maple syrup!
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