Breakfast ideas for 15-month-old?

Question

My daughter is getting tired of her standard eggs, toast, and fruit breakfast. Does anyone have any healthy breakfast ideas that she can feed herself (not oatmeal...too messy)?

Answer 1

cheerios
yogurt
turkey bacon
grilled cheese
pancakes
waffles
muffins
English muffins
crumpets
cereal bars
bagels
fruit smoothy

Answer 2

I give my toddler: Muffins, Cereal either dry or with milk: (Cherrios, Fruit Loops, Rice Krispies) I usually give her cereal dry because she likes feeding herself so I put it in a bowl and set it in front of her to pick at with toast on the side, Yoguart, Toast with melted cheese on top, French toast, Pancakes, Fruit (strawberries, cut up grapes, blueberries, raspberries, banana's, kiwi), scrambled eggs with cheese. She usually has whatever we are having through out the day.

Answer 3

Of course, that breakfast sounds perfectly yummy! You might try yogurt with granola in it, bagels and cream cheese, dry cereal, frozen waffles, etc. Variety is the spice of life. Good luck; many kids go through a picky eating stage when young, but they grow out of it if you keep offering the healthy stuff.

Answer 4

Eggs are very versitile. you can add all kinds of things to them. perhaps try an adjustment to the scrabled eggs. Instead of plain try this (I love my eggs like this). Add a touch of milk, sour cream (Or softened cream cheese) a dash of chives or parsley. Scramble in a bowl and cook. Try it yourself first and see. They are quite tasty and still healthy.

If she doesn't want that try cherios (perhaps throw some blueberries in the bowl too). Maybe rotate a few choices randomly. Perhaps let her get used to a few different options ald ask her what she wants when she shows a liking to some. Staying with the same thing every day gets tiresom for younger children (even some adults like me like variation daily). Have fun with it. :)

Answer 5

Frozen mini-pancakes are great, as are waffles. Dry cereal, or even with a little bit of milk. Breakfast oatmeal bars are great. Bagels with cream cheese, yogurt with granola are some of my kids favorites. hope this helps!

Answer 6

Muffins are nice or pancakes (with whole grains and fruit baked in).

Also cereal without milk.

Fruit and yogurt smoothies

But remember breakfast doesn't have to "breakfast foods". I actually only like breakfasty foods for lunch and dinner. I prefer low fat protein and whole grains and veg for breakfast. Always have. Spaghettie and chicken breast, etc.

Answer 7

At 15 months I started giving my son his oatmeal, applesauce or yogurt to him and letting him eat it on his own. He is now 18 months and doing great with it. If you don't try she won't get the hang of doing it on her own.

My son loves pancakes, french toast, muffins.

Answer 8

scrabbled eggs and toast french toast scrabbled eggs with crumbled sausage (not spicy) biscuits and gravy hash browns silver dollar pancakes i hope this has helped you can really sever them anything you are having just make sure they can chew it cut it up in bite sizes pieces

Answer 9

Cheerios are great, it helps build up their manual dexterity. You can also give her pancakes and french toast, plain and cut into small pieces.

Answer 10

pancakes, waffles, cut in small pieces with little bit of syrup, cheerios & milk, scrambled eggs & toast.