Daycare breakfast

[Anonymous]

chipotle mom? is this you? You all of a sudden turned... angry

[Anonymous]

Our DD gets cold cereal and milk three times a week and toast twice a week since she is in beforecare.

The morning snack -- or breakfast for the kids who come preschool hours -- is Cheerios. All the time. As in every day. Not particularly happy about this honestly. Maybe we're at the same place OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Breakfast and lunch are included, not optional. We pay $325 a month in Alexandria. I am happy breakfast is included. DS drags ass in the morning, and never wants to eat anything at home.

Thanks but what is for breakfast.
We pay 360 a week get breakfast , lunch, and two snacks
Breakfast is always Cheerios and milk.

Everyday day.

Everyone already gave you answers as to what is for breakfast. I am no longer sure what more you need. No one one here said they get cherrios everyday and several gave you a detaile overview. What more do you need?

I'm am op. our kid is getting Cheerios everyday. That is why I asked this question.

[Anonymous]

Thanks but what is for breakfast.

Some cereal, some bagels, occasional yogurt, some toast and fruit. Fridays are usually more elaborate - french toast, pancakes, eggs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mine provided breakfast, lunch and snack. Cost for tuition was (and still is) $220 per week.

But what is for breakfast?

Mine is getting cold cereal and milk every morning. Breakst is included in the price.

Breakfast varies. Cereal, eggs, pancakes, usually fruit everyday. Just typical breakfast foods. Milk everyday.

[Anonymous]

This isn't poetry
So stop hitting return
Thanks

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The price is depends on location not on breakfast or lunch or snacks. We cannot compere prices in Germantown and Bethesda.

Op here.
I can compare what I want
Thanks

Of course, you can compere what ever you want. Every good daycare/preschool serve hot breakfast, because it is the most important meal of the day for kids. They learn/play much better after good(hot) breakfast. And it should be included in price. The price by itself depends on many things.

Compare not compere.

[Anonymous]

Ours offers a breakfast snack that rotates through things like bagel with cream cheese, raisin toast, french toast, hash browns, cold cereal, yogurt, croissants, whole wheat waffles (all usually served with fruit but not always). Basically all stuff you'd find in a continental breakfast. Cold cereal is probably 1-2x per week max. Price is included in tuition.

[Anonymous]

I am a provider. My meals are included in the cost as I am on the USDA food program, so no need to charge extra for food.

I do breakfast, lunch and snack (dinner if I have any kids that leave late).

For breakfast, I rarely do cereal, maybe once every other week. Otherwise, I do oatmeal, bagels, pancakes, french toast, waffles, toast (with eggs, which isnt a componant requirement for breakfast but the kids like it!). I serve a fruit with breakfast, 99% of the time it is a fresh fruit unless it is end of the week and I have run out of something, then will substitute with a canned fruit.