What’s the hardest part of eating breakfast every morning?

NOT VOMITING IT UP. I hate eating breakfast, but I have to do it because I don’t eat a lot of the time. I gag a lot as well, so it’s hard to keep it down.

The hardest part of eating breakfast every morning, is the lack of time. I normally prioritize to feed my kids first, then do all the stuff I have to do (that i postponed the night before), and then I start thinking about eating breakfast, if I have time.

Personally, I’ve never been a fan of eating breakfast so simply just doing it is a challenge for me. A lot of people struggle with what they should be eating for breakfast. Oatmeal and fruit is always a good go-to though.

The hardest part is to find new recept. I have eat the same every morning and it works well. But I feel now that I have to change.

it is important to have something prepared in advance to know what you will eat and in my case the amouny of snacks in the evening, that mosy often than not make me skip breakfast

I think the hardest part of eating breakfast for me is finding a healthy and tasty option. I do like a lot of sugary things, such as waffles and French toast, but I’ve had success finding a few tasty breakfast foods that I like. I don’t really have trouble eating in the morning though; I think I’d rather skip lunch than breakfast where a lot of others would skip breakfast over lunch.

I think the hardest part of eating breakfast for me is that it’s the time when I’m most tired. I find that excerisizing before having breakfast and meal prepping helps

I think the hardest part of eating breakfast in the morning is not actually about just eating. I believe it’s about when and what you are going to eat. So let’s say, on Monday you had something sugary and on Tuesday you had something healthy, which one did you want to eat more? Your mind of course wanted to eat the sugary stuff, but your body was telling you “no” on Monday. So I think the hardest part is actually having the mindset everyday to say “Hey, I am going to eat something healthy today”.

I have no problems eating breakfast in the morning. If you are someone who used to skip breakfast, then when yountake time to sit down and eat breakfast and do that for a few mornings, you’re system will get used to that and will be the new normal, something you’re body waits for and feels good about:)

I think the hardest part really is figuring out what I want to eat. Making sure it’s good for me and trying to eat a wider variety.