I love making a batch of baked oatmeal for the week or to share! Any form of oats - quick oatmeal, overnight oats, and energy bites - as well as pre-packaged smoothies if I’m not too hungry. I also have a few smoothie powders I can just mix with a banana & PB for less sugar.
I eat applesauce, granola bars (nature valley is the best), quick pancakes in a bag one minute ready to go I get em from Walmart. They have mimis and bigger ones
I often go for a breakfast/protein bar when I’m in a rush. If I have time, I might go for a yogurt parfait, cereal, eggs, avacado toast, bread or a combination of some.
I guess just grab a fruit or something or get something from the gas station. I’m not a parent myself so I don’t really know about breakfast for toddlers but I do have a cousin that is a toddler and he usually likes cut up fruit as a breakfast.
I usually eat a toasted sandwich with a fried egg, some cucumbers, whatever I can add to the egg to add some flavors, and some instant coffee.
Oatmeal with frozen blueberries (they’re handy). I can’t do gluten so I make a bunch of gluten-free waffles or pancakes and toast them the next few days. Homemade eggos. And eggs, always eggs. Peanut butter, oatmilk, banana is one of my kid’s favs. I don’t tell him I toss in little bit if pumpkin seed powder.
I usually eat cereals with fruit or porridge with honey and/or fruit for breakfast. Sometimes I eat toast with avocado. Porridge would also be suitable for toddlers I think. I would do with some fruit or crunchy topping then. Bread is also very good, but I don’t know if toasted bread is just as good. I hope this helps…
I mostly have eggs on toast with a coffee because I don’t like cereals or toast with jams or other spreads so that’s what I normally have
Quick go-to breakfasts are things such as eggs, yogurt and fruit, smoothies, and cheese or cereal. I don’t know toddler-suitable foods, sorry.
Idk,something like fruin(apple/banana)is like fast,but i more like to enjoy my breakfast,so,avocado toasts are one of my faves
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