What did your young toddler eat today?
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Anonymous
| Title says it all...please share-whether it was a "good" food day or not. |
Anonymous
| A thousand blueberries, a few bites of bread/hummus, sweet potatoes, 2 bites of chicken, applesauce, a squeeze fruit, a couple goldfish crackers-- actually a decent food day for her. Both of my kids are not big eaters and are underweight. |
Anonymous
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21 months old - a normal/good day for him:
Oatmeal + blueberries for breakfast Macaroni and cheese + broccoli for lunch Crackers for afternoon snack Fish + potatoes + eggs + teff (Ethiopian grain) for dinner Honestly, some days he's not that hungry. Today was more normal, and he had a big appetite. But it's very day by day in terms of how much he wants to eat - I try to follow that, and don't push anything too fiercely. |
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Not really because grocery stores were ravaged. She had um... I don't even remember for breakfast. A couple clementines. Lunch was apples and some Mac and cheese at Fuddruckers because their lot was plowed. Dinner was some pears, cheese, and chicken nuggets.
On a good day, breakfast would be eggs and cheese and fruit, lunch would be maybe some meatballs and broccoli or a bean quesadilla and dinner would be whatever we had- roasted veggies, protein, starch. My 6 yo ate even worse today. We won't talk about her |
Anonymous
15 month old DD. Horrible appetite always. Today was no different. She had: about 10 baby spoonfuls of Fage whole yogurt with local honey (and rejected most of the steel cut oats with blueberries that I made her) for breakfast; small biscotti that she stole from DH and 8 oz of milk for a snack; 3 large ravioli with spinach and ricotta cheese for lunch; a few bite sized pieces of mozzarella cheese and 2 oz of milk for a snack; her fist-sized full of minced beef and spinach and cheese ravioli (she's really big into ravioli these days) for dinner; 8 oz of milk as a snack before bed. |
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14 month DD:
breakfast - 2 silver dollar waffles with peanut butter; half a banana lunch - half of a black bean enchilada; sautéed zucchini afternoon snack - cheerios and blueberries dinner - chicken sausage, 3 ravioli, mixed vegetables (carrots, green beans, peas), strawberries, and a graham cracker Very good day! |
Anonymous
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12 months
Breakfast- Scrambled eggs, sausage and a biscuit Lunch- cheese ravioli, broccoli and garlic bread Snack- yogurt Dinner- salmon, brown rice and peas Kiddo eats anything but hates fruit. |
Anonymous
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Cheerios, diced canned pears, daycare lunch (chicken and something else, not sure how much), more Cheerios, more canned fruit, half a slice of provolone, deli turkey bits, yogurt, graham cracker.
This was actually a really good day for him. Usually he's all carbs and will have crackers, toast, and a side of noodle. |
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14 months:
Breakfast: cut up waffle with butter and nutella for breakfast (i know, i know) Midmorning snack: small handful of blueberries, slice of whole wheat bread Lunch: plum organics broccoli cheese pasta for lunch (one of those dehydrated things where you add water and microwave; not actually sure how much she ate, but she smeared it around a lot) Afternoon snacks: apple sauce, "fruit snacks", more blueberries, a few bites of playdoh, gnawings from a crayon, and something she picked up off the floor that i couldn't get to fast enough Dinner: picked at some of our taco fixings - some cheese, a couple of pinto beans, bite of guacomole, tortilla chip, more cheese. |
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12 month old
Breakfast: oatmeal with blueberries and raspberries Snack: piece of cheese as we headed out to join brother sledding Lunch: pieces of steamed zucchini, celery, chicken and hummus toast Snack: green beans and sweet potato cubes Dinner: chicken meatloaf w/ zucchini, carrots, onion and red bell pepper, more hummus |
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12 month old
Breakfast: yogurt with blueberries, strawberries and banana, a mini waffle Snack: half a cheese stick Lunch, deli turkey and other half of cheese stick, black beans, mixed grains, corn and red bell peppers Snack: cup of milk Dinner: homemade mac and cheese, sauteed greens (kale, spinach and swiss chard w/garlic)--I was surprised that she loved this |
Anonymous
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A little over 2 years old....LOVES FRUIT!!!
Breakfast: 1 scrambled egg w/ chive cream cheese mixed in A few bites of leftover TJ orange chicken Cantaloupe chunks, pomegranate seeds, orange Lunch: 2 bites of Auntie Annie's mini shells & white cheddar cheese Snacks: 1/2 iced oatmeal kid's cliff bar about 5 mini mm's 2 munchkin donuts Yo Baby organic apple yogurt Dinner: Small bowl of spaghetti, turkey bolognese with fresh parm More cantaloupe and orange Chocolate milk |
Anonymous
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Breakfast: half a homemade blueberry muffin, pineapple, yogurt with pecan granola
Snack: oatmeal with blueberries (oddly asked for this) Lunch: Tomato soup, PB&J on wheat bread (I do one piece of bread), a leftover chicken drumstick (ate 3/4 of it) Snack: I don't always do an afternoon snack but she asked for a granola bar. Dinner: Dumpling and veggie soup (ate a ton of it), rice, broccoli and chicken. Tiny scoop of ice cream for dessert. Plus milk all day. She eats a lot and is still a skinny minnie like me. |
Anonymous
She's 2.5. |
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13 month old--average day
Nurse at wake up Breakfast--full fat plain yogurt, fruit, toast with butter Morning snack--rice cake with almond butter, steamed green beans, cheese Lunch--brown rice and black beans, cheese quesadilla, steamed broccoli Afternoon snack--fruit, scrambled egg Dinner-sweet potato and kale hash with fried egg, fruit, yogurt 10 oz of breastmilk in bottles during day Nurse before bed. |