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yes - then again it takes me time as well!

Not the healthiest option but DS will gladly drink a Carnation Instant Breakfast so he gets that pretty much every day as breakfast and DD either doesn't eat or has a few bites of cereal.

I have been packing larger lunches because of this and they eat it all!

Yes, my son does. If he wakes at 5:45, he won't eat breakfast until around 8.

As a child, I wasn't into breakfast, but now I can't get to lunch without it.

My daughter is this way and so am I. The hardest time for me was high school since we had to be there so early and lunch was not until 1:30. We did get a breakfast break after first hour (about 9:45, I think) but it was only 10 minutes between classes!! I would try to forced down a waffle in the morning before school and would bring a muffin or something in my backpack. Now I just bring a Carnation instant breakfast or smoothie in to work with me. Then I'll have a snack about 10:30 and lunch at 12 or 1.

LO gets breakfast at daycare. They eat about 8 so she will have been up about 90 minutes by then. She does still eat a huge lunch though!

Depends on the day. Some days he wakes up and immediately wants milk and breakfast, other days its a struggle. It appears to have nothing to do with how much/well he ate the day before either or how late. It seems to be random for us, but he's only 2.5.

Yeah, and it's a problem because she really cannot go until lunch, but she needs time. I'm not really sure how she'll cope when she's not in preschool and can't snack whenever she wants in the morning.

DD usually has a small snack within about 30 minutes of waking up but wants a big breakfast an hour or so after that. She's 19 months so who knows what will happen as she gets older. Once I was middle-school-age, I couldn't eat first thing in the morning -- it makes me nauseous. I need a good 1.5-2 hours before I can eat anything substantial. Now, I eat at work but when I was in school it usually meant skipping breakfast or eating a granola bar between classes.

My son is 100% like my husband. He can eat right away where as I need quite a while to get hungry and I'm often a skip breakfast kind of person.