What did your young toddler eat today?
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Anonymous
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Twins 20 mons...each had
Breakfast: a toast with an egg Snack: a clementire Lunch: half a.cup of shredded beef and brown rice, handful of soy beans Snack: clementine Dinner: half a cup of whitw rice and beans, salmon. |
Anonymous
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16 months -good eater, won't touch fruit. This is a good day, we were outside playing in snow with big sis for about 3 hrs.
Breakfast- oatmeal with raisins Snack- yogurt, 2 bites of my pb toast Lunch-cheese sticks, some veggie and bean soup Snack-raisins, pouch, cheddar bunnies Dinner-edamame, quinoa, chickpeas, cottage cheese Throughout day - about 20 oz milk |
Anonymous
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Few bites of oatmeal at breakfast. Some milk.
Snacked on bread, pear, banana at various points in the day. Lunch shared some beans & barley & pineapple mixture (soooo good with some cilantro & a lime dressing). Some pumpkin cake I made. And alfredo for dinner. |
Anonymous
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17-month old:
breakfast: sausage, blueberries, pear and clementine lunch: baked chicken, mac n cheese, fruit dinner: whole wheat pita pizza (with sauce and cheese). he did not eat much of it, but ate a banana, clementine, strawberries. snacks: pretzels and cheese sticks. 8 ounces of milk. |
Anonymous
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Age 2.
Yogurt, cereal, fruit More fruit Hamburger Veggie/bean/quinoa chili with cheese |
Anonymous
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Unplanned and not good.
Veggie bacon Ramen noodles Cupcake from Tysons bakery Mac and cheese And I'm usually the foodie I cook homemade every day mom. |
Anonymous
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What I offered: mango, blueberries, chicken sausage, buttered carrots and butternut squash, corn crepes, omelet, water, milk.
What she ate: blueberries and milk. |
Anonymous
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My daughter is 2y4m
She was ravenous today. Some days she has a huge appetite out of nowhere. Applesauce Yogurt Cheerios A breakfast burrito with eggs, veggie bacon and cheese Whole wheat pasta with tomato sauce 4 veggie chicken nuggets Blueberries Toddler nutrigrainish bar Two bean tamale pie which includes veggies, bean, cornbread |
Anonymous
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2 years old
breakfast - yogurt Snack - freeze dried mangos, animal crackers Lunch - 1/2 PB & J, small bowl annies chicken and stars soup, lots of apple slices Snack - 1 pretzel stick Dinner - breakfast for dinner w/grandparents @ bob Evans, eggs, sausage, pancakes & ice cream for dessert Had milk in AM & before bed. Not a typical day because he wasn't hungry at breakfast and doesn't usually eat that much dinner. I was happy he ate a good lunch though |
Anonymous
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DD is 2.75 and very picky. This is an average day, sadly. She refuses all veggies and eats very little fruit.
Breakfast: 2 YoBaby yogurts Snack: dried fruit (at preschool, not sure how much she ate), lollipop Lunch: Annie's Mac and cheese Snack: banana Dinner: 4 bites of rotisserie chicken, half a yogurt |
Anonymous
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She is 2.5.
Oatmeal with chia seeds and banana slices Hard-boiled egg & about two shot glasses worth of fruit smoothie made at home Avocado, tomato & cheese sandwich, celery & carrot sticks Purple grapes, peanuts (we do all the choking hazards at once!) Baked salmon, sugar snap peas, baked sweet potato |
Anonymous
Forgot to say whether good or not. This was good, but sometimes it's better with more veggies or more interesting foods. The beans & barley was the most interesting it got. |
Anonymous
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20 month old
Wheat thins (she found on the table and got herself because I didn't get to the kitchen fast enough) Breakfast: grits, eggs and bacon Snack: two kid oranges and probably more wheat thins Lunch: pieces of fish sticks and sweet potato fries Snack: picked over a wingette Dinner: shrimp, beef, rice and licked the broccoli |
Anonymous
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20 month old
Breakfast - scrambled eggs, leftover shepards pie Snack - almonds and dried blueberries Lunch - a quarter of a tuna melt, a couple bites of lentil soup, corn, and pineapple Snack - cheese stick and a handful of bunny graham crackers Dinner - pasta with ground beef and hidden veggies |
Anonymous
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14 month old. Average day. He doesn't like veggies.
Breakfast: oatmeal with Stonyfield fruit yogurt Morning snack: one whole pear, cheerios Lunch: a few bites of chicken meatball Afternoon snack: fresh squeezed orange juice, a few slices banana Dinner: scrambled egg, homemade bread with peanut butter, couple bites of grilled chicken |