L is starting at a Dayhome in the next week and a half. They do two snacks and lunch but not breakfast. Which is fine, it just means I have to pack him something.
What does/did your 1 year old eat for breakfast at daycare/home.
Right now we just do hot cereal and I need something thats going to be easy to pack?
Any advice, tips or suggestions welcome!
pear / 1599 posts
Yogurt and fresh fruit, mini bagel and cream cheese, peanut butter toast, mini pancakes, french toast sticks, eggs, waffle with nut butter and honey.
pineapple / 12802 posts
@pinkb: thank you thank you! I don't know why my brain was so blank when trying to think of these things!
nectarine / 2667 posts
I make a batch of oatmeal muffins on Sundays and put some in mini muffin or bar form. I add pb, pumpkin, or bananas sometimes. We also do fruit or yogurt.
pear / 1599 posts
@.twist.: my mind is blank every morning when I am trying to figure out what to give her, lol 
pineapple / 12802 posts
@JoyfulKiwi: that is a great idea too. Thanks! I might try that, hopefully I can stick to making them.
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
Cheerios with milk and a sliced banana.
Yogurt stick, eggs, toast!
pineapple / 12802 posts
@autumnlove: Cheerios with milk?! Impressive. L would make a huge mess!
clementine / 824 posts
Pumpkin zucchini muffins (I made a huge batch and froze), oatmeal cupcakes, waffles, fruit and cottage cheese. She also loves the Trader Joes 'this blueberry walked into a bar' bars whenever we need something quick on the go.
nectarine / 2667 posts
@.twist.: I can PM you my recipe if you want. They are very easy and takes no time - you don't even need a mixer!
pineapple / 12802 posts
@JoyfulKiwi: oh yes please! Thank you so much!
@SLR: I so wish we had trader joes, I've heard such great things about them. I like the muffin idea though! I am totally going to do that!
cantaloupe / 6059 posts
He loves baked peach oatmeal (I make it ahead of time so it's ready to go in the AM), zucchini muffins sweetened with honey, blender blueberry waffles, peanut butter oatmeal, egg muffins with veggies, and of course, fruit. I usually serve a scrambled egg with his breakfast too but that would be harder to transport.
clementine / 824 posts
@.twist.: their bars are pretty much the same as nutrigrain bars, just cheaper!
grapefruit / 4663 posts
We do fruit and yogurt every am. I just mix in and bring a big tub on Tuesdays and it lasts him the 3 days he's there.
nectarine / 2667 posts
@.twist.: I put it on your wall. Is that how you do these things? I've never sent a message before 
pineapple / 12802 posts
@JoyfulKiwi: yep! Haha thank you. I replied and popped your wall cherry. 
pomelo / 5621 posts
Hard boiled egg. DS usually eats daycare breakfast but I send egg that he eats every morning with it.
pomegranate / 3383 posts
@.twist.: I can't believe L is starting daycare in a week and a half!
If I had to pack a breakfast I would do homemade pancakes, fruit, bacon or breakfast sausage, homemade muffins or scones. Since L is such a good eater, maybe you could do hardboiled eggs too (my son would never eat them!)? Otherwise, our daily breakfast is granola with milk or yogurt and fruit.
cherry / 131 posts
Ours ate at home before daycare. We made a lot of eggs. But, we also had peanut butter toast on days we were running behind. Also had pancakes and waffles in the freezer.
papaya / 10473 posts
Egg muffins, banana bread, fruit, muffins, peanut butter rolled up in a wheat tortilla
honeydew / 7589 posts
- Scrambled eggs
- cream cheese on bell pepper sticks
- smoothies (coconut milk/blueberries/spinach/chia seeds)
- Traditional Albanian breakfast of feta cheese, cucumbers, and tomatoes
- Sweet potato strips and cream cheese to dip
- Kefir
- Crepes (which is just an egg blended with a purée of pumpkin or applesauce and fried)
honeydew / 7589 posts
The easiest portable breakfast ever: get a couple of dozen eggs and mix them up. Divide them into a few bowls and add different things to each one. Cheese, mushrooms, spinach, peppers, tomatoes, onions, shredded carrots, zuchinni... you can do sweet ones with bananas, applesauce, pumpkin, etc.
Then you pour it into a muffin ton and bake.
They freeze well too.
GOLD / cantaloupe / 6581 posts
@.twist.: we are creatures of habit (....or lazy) and send a plain wheat waffle and yogurt every day. She's starting to really like eggs though, so I think I'm going to try and make those egg muffin thingies
pear / 1698 posts
She's a year and a half now so she just does cereal and milk We started with shredded wheat since they are easy to pick up, and now she's into protein Cheerios. Before that we would do a waffle or frozen pancake. My LO does get a second breakfast at daycare though.
grapefruit / 4089 posts
Things that you can make ahead and freeze are a good idea! Muffins and pancakes come to mind. Super portable, and you can sneak fruit and veggies in pretty easily Add some fruit and you're good to go!
pineapple / 12802 posts
@Sammyfab: Oh man. I know! It's so weird! I honestly thought I had so much time left and between planning his birthday and trying to get ready for work/school the time has seriously been slipping by! How does this happen!? I will def. try a hard boiled egg! He does like egg.
@seabsher: I wish we could do breakfast at home, but my husband and I both leave super early for work (before 7am!) and L doesn't eat until closer to 8am. Which could definitely change over the next little while, but I'll take it day by day.
@grizz: OH! A wrap! that's awesome!
@Arden: Those crepes sound delicious! thanks. I will also try the egg muffins!
@Bookish: I, too, am a creature of habit. I want to TRY and give him variety, but I can't promise it will last.
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