I would have fruit, plain yogurt, sausage, oatmeal, pancake mix, and bread on hand. Everyone can find something to like in that line up.

I must say, DCUM, you’ve pleasantly surprised me for once. When I read the thread title, I thought, oh, here we go.

“Well, ACTUALLY, since we’ve raised our children to be HEALTHY eaters with refined, adult like palates, my precious darlings would prefer a nice bowl of quinoa, maybe some fresh cut unflavored steel oats, and if you could throw in a kale smoothie for that AM vitamin infusion boost, that would be GREAT.”

Instead, OP got pages of real answers, with only a 10 Points From Gryffindor deduction for the person who said “dim sum.” Well-played, DCUM.

Anonymous wrote:

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

Op here

All of them. Can't be too safe! Soy, goat, cow, almond, hemp, coconut, oat, lactaid. Just one of everything and you should be good.

Probably best to get the actual goat and cow for fresh squeezed, don’t you think?

Mine will not eat oatmeal.

Donuts, bacon, berries.

Fresh bread, as in still warm from the oven, with jam or honey.

Plain Bagels (cut them in half and slice them) and cream cheese, mini muffins (sometimes I make these), and berries.

Eggs, oatmeal, fruit, french toast, sushi, dim sum, pancakes, etc.

Anonymous wrote:

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

Op here

we only have almond milk. I'm not buying different milks.
If my kid is at your house and you only have cows milk and cereal, thats what she would eat.

You could get a quart of milk. They live next to each other so it can't be that hard to find!

Yeah, my kids will use whatever milk you have. Or not. And you'll know about the lactose intolerant one when you invite him over, so it wouldn't be surprise.

I agree that the yogurt bar would not be a big hit with many kids. None of my three would eat it and they'd eat most anything else discussed in this thread.

Ask the parent

Anonymous wrote:A make your own yogurt/fruit/granola parfait would be fun.

not for picky eaters. I would ask the parents but, make it super fun so small cereal boxes or bagels or donuts

When my kid has friends sleepover they always ask me to get donuts.

Cinnamon rolls would be a special treat -- the kind in the can that you bake in the oven.

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

Op here

we only have almond milk. I'm not buying different milks.
If my kid is at your house and you only have cows milk and cereal, thats what she would eat.