What would your child want for breakfast at a sleepover?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How many milk options should I get for cereal?

Op here

At 8, I can't imagine a sleepover where I didn't know the kids pretty well. So, I'd know if there were allergies, or a kid who is vegan. If there aren't, then I think just whatever kind of milk you usually have. If you've got almond or soy or dairy allergies then just ask that parent what kind works for their kid and get that as a second kind.

I would worry about kids not eating dinner, but breakfast, if they just eat the dry cereal and eat more when they go home an hour or two later that's fine.

I agree that berries are nice.

[Anonymous]

Just had a sleepover last week with a few 11 year old boys. They had english muffin, scrambled eggs, and banana bread. They declined fruit and yogurt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mine will not eat oatmeal.

Random

[Anonymous]

Homemade pancakes and sausage links, the real ones. Do a plain, blueberry, and chocolate chip pancakes- ask kids their preference.

[Anonymous]

Pancakes are probably the most universally liked.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mine will not eat oatmeal.

Random

ALL of these are random. They are personal preferences of children.

[Anonymous]

Don't do donuts. They were probably loaded up on sugar the night. Please offer something with protein like eggs.

[Anonymous]

We do hemp

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plain bagel
Donuts
Pancakes or waffles

This, but also probably wouldn't eat much for fear of having to poop.

Your child ... is afraid to defecate?

[Anonymous]

Donuts, donut holes, muffins, yogurt.
Apple juice, orange juice, lemonade
I like the idea of the yogurt parfait bar too