What do your kids eat for breakfast during the school week?
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Anonymous
| Breakfast sandwiches. Eggs and/or meat with cheese on an English muffin. Good option for on-the-go protein. |
Anonymous
| What do you put in the smoothies for those of you whose kids have smoothies? My DS has to be out the door by 6:25. What time are you waking up to do this or do your kids make their own breakfast/lunch? |
Anonymous
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DD is like me; can't handle anything too heavy or substantial before around 10 am or else she feels nauseated. She usually has a banana, a cup of yogurt, or some of a smoothie. She then takes a snack to have between classes later in the morning.
DS cannot function without proper food in the morning. A bowl of cereal for him is like an afternoon snack. This morning, for example, he had a bowl of cooked oats with cinnamon, almond butter, and cut up apple cubes, turkey sausage, a glass of chocolate almond milk and two glasses of ice water (hates any kind of juice if not included in a smoothie). DS is very lax with food and doesn't care if something is leftover and reheated. Sometimes I'll scramble some eggs or make an egg white omelette the night before that he just has to heat the next morning. Or I'll make up a big batch of fruit pancakes (he hates syrup and eats them plain, so I try to make them more flavorful) on Sunday that he can heat and eat most of the week. He's pretty much the one I have to worry about breakfast wise because if he's running late, he's prone to either just grabbing a piece of fruit and getting in trouble for being hangry at school or will have his sister go through a drive-thru to get him something on the way to school. |
Anonymous
| always a banana and milk, and then either cereal, oatmeal, or PB toast. |
Anonymous
| 3 glazed donuts |
Anonymous
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steel cut oats with frozen fruit dropped in
or toast w/pbj and yogurt or eggs and fruit |
Anonymous
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scrambled eggs and brown toast
or porridge or fresh baked croissants and fruit or toasted bagel (if desperate) and milk or decaf |
Anonymous
Milk, half a frozen banana, a cup or so of some other fruit (often blueberries or mango or raspberries or cherries - I use frozen fruit year round), and some combination of nut butter, yogurt, and/or chia seeds. |
Anonymous
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Two boys 6 and 8--egg, yogurt, fruit, a starch (eg, toast/muffin/etc), water, milk
A couple of times a week they skate (hockey) before school and on those mornings it's two of the above--one eaten before skating and one eaten in car after skating. |
Anonymous
Yogurt and/or kefir, fruit (either fresh or frozen, depending on what we have), wheat germ. That's it. |
Anonymous
Milk, banana, chia seeds, frozen peach slices or frozen strawberries. I have a lot of frozen organic fruit - I just toss in a combo. |
Anonymous
OK- I get that you're trying to do better for your child and that is excellent but really, you are annoying with this organic this and kerrygold that. |
Anonymous
| My kids have chocolate milk and special K or milk and one of those Earth's Best French Toasts. |
Anonymous
This sounds a lot like us! We also have bagels with cream cheese and sliced bananas, sliced apples with peanut butter smeared on them, eggos on the day a kid is running out the door. We also have one kid who carbo loads because of intense am workouts so some days he may have a huge bowl of mac and cheese. |
Anonymous
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Oatmeal made with milk and generous maple syrup.
Egg and cheese sandwich on English muffin. Chicken sausage links. Probugs keffir. One of those. |