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.

Anonymous wrote: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.

She's 2.5.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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 wrote:Title says it all...please share-whether it was a "good" food day or not.

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.

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

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.

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.

Title says it all...please share-whether it was a "good" food day or not.