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We always do a serving of fruit for breakfast - usually strawberries, blueberries, cantaloupe, pineapple or banana

And we rotate through either oatmeal, pancakes/waffles, cereal, yogurt, toast with almost butter or butter and jam, or a toasted bagel with cream cheese

And we rotate through a protein of either egg, sausage or bacon

Those are our breakfast staples at 2.5 years old

We do homemade waffles, hard boiled eggs, and pancakes, besides yogurt and almond butter on bread. Also fruit

Scrambled eggs, yogurt, oatmeal, cereal (dry), frozen waffles, peanut butter on anything, shredded cheese, sausage, home fries with eggs.

Our staples for work mornings are banana nut muffins, banana oat pancakes, waffles, pancakes, French Toast, steel cut oats, scrambled eggs, mini crustless quiche, cereal, greek yogurt w granola, bagel/English muffins w peanut butter.

I usually make big batches on the weekends and freeze leftovers. But really she eats anything.

We do oatmeal with milk and bits of fruit mixed in (steamed apple chunks that we freeze or fresh fruit), wheat toast with peanut, almond or cashew butter and fresh fruit, or hard boiled egg / scrambled egg with fruit and toast.

I need to start making and freezing little whole wheat pancakes, I think he would love that!

Some sort of fruit (banana, watermelon, strawberries, grapes, cantaloupe) with either yogurt or steel-cut oatmeal and a slice of cinnamon raisin or blueberry bread.

They always eat it and it's easy to prepare so that's what we stick with.

Steel cut oats with flax meal, breakfast sausage, and fruit. It's been his staple for the past 2 years, and he hasn't gotten tired of it yet. Occasionally on weekends I'll make special banana and oats pancakes for him. I've also tried to give him avocado with some success but mostly failure. Eggs would be on the menu if he didn't have an allergy.

@sunny: she eats regular oatmeal. Maybe try making the eggs different ways and see how she does. C loves the steamed egg recipe that Mrs. Bee posted. I think she likes eating it off of a soon and she calls it egg soup

http://www.hellobee.com/2013/04/03/steamed-egg/

And lately she will only eat egg whites if I fry an egg...but at least the whites have protein. I've tried making a flat omelet and putting cheese and rolling up to make pinwheels but she does not like them like I thought she would. Or maybe try hard boiled like others have

Fruit and toast with hummus on top... he loves it!

waffles or pancake topped with peanut butter, eggs, omelets, toast, Greek yogurt, applesauce, fruit, quiche, breakfast bars, weekends we will do sausage/bacon too, she loves breakfast time!

he always has milk and a yogurt or yogurt smoothie. he also has eggs, toast or waffle, and berries and sometimes bfast sausage like morningstar patties

lately it's been blueberry pancake (comes frozen, this mama does not make pancakes from scratch on a weekday...or the weekends for that matter) and some low-acid fruit, like banana or mango. can't do high acid fruit because we think it causes him to throw up in the car on the way to daycare.

We're pretty boring around here. He eats baked soaked oatmeal, soaked whole grain blueberry waffles, fruit, a scrambled egg nearly every day, and the occasional whole grain muffin.

Cereal, waffles, pancakes, eggs, sausage, hashbrowns, and fruit is always a winner at any meal.

LO leaves for daycare by 6 am each morning, so she gets a glass of whole milk and cereal (she's on a frosted mini wheats kick right now). She has a second breakfast at daycare.