Ulku - posted on 11/14/2010 ( 60 moms have responded )
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hello mommies,
My 15month old daughter isnt a very good eater and breakfast times are extra diffucult. what do you give your babies for breakfast? thank you for your time.
Ainee_aslam20 - posted on 06/03/2017
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Hi everyone.
Please help me .
My son is 15 month old and his weight is 9.8 kg so is this ok .
And please tell anything that would I give him for make him healthy.
Ashley - posted on 12/05/2013
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You could try toast with butter, cut up eggos, apple/pear/banana slices, oatmeal, scrambled eggs, clementines cut in half, I usually start my daughter off with a smoothie in a sippy cup if she's having a picky day. If ur child will still eat puréed food u could keep trying apple sauce or pear purée. Also baby mum mums are good too. Or arrow root cookies. Kids that age can eat lots of different things
Laura M - posted on 07/23/2013
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Scrabbled or hard boiled egg, rice cake with hummus, 1 slice whole grain toast with either pb, jam, or cheezewhiz, fruit crisp cracker-like things topped with a little organic cocoa spread, sometimes homemade oatmeal with berries, pancakes or french toast from scratch, perogies, hash browns, homemade banana bread, frittata, cut up fruit on the side of whatever he has, water or milk offered.
Tina - posted on 10/11/2012
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hi mammies
my 26 mon son jast eat eggs tomato and cucamber for braekfast he doesn't like to try any thing else i really dont know what should i do plz help me
Amanda - posted on 12/02/2010
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You can try Nutella spread on wheat bread or a whole grain waffle. My 15 month old daughter loves it, and so does my 5 year old son. It is a hazelnut spread with skim milk and cocoa. It takes mostly like chocolate but with a nutty taste, but is very healthy because it is made up of hazelnuts. It's great as long as your daughter is not allergic to chocolate. Kids love it! My daughter also eats bananas, waffles, cranberry apple bread, cereal bars, granola bars, oatmeal, applesauce, yogurt, french toast sticks, scrambled eggs, whole grain waffles with light cream cheese spread on it, and pancakes. I hope this helps!!
Andrea - posted on 11/30/2010
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My 15 month old also has a 7oz bottle of warm cows milk, if he has just toast or a banana. Just keep trying new things, im sure you will find something your daughter will eat soon.
Andrea - posted on 11/30/2010
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2 weatabix with 200ml of warm full fat cows milk, porridge or baby museli :o) also a slice of toast with bit of margarine or a banana if we are in a rush!
Rhiain - posted on 11/29/2010
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Scrambled eggs, banana, oatmeal, organic yogurt, granola bar or cheese. Polenta is a good option for any meal. She loves tofu too. She's not a fan of pancakes or waffles. After Thanksgiving I gave her scrambled eggs mashed in with leftover stuffing and she loved it!
Tanya - posted on 11/26/2010
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I also sometimes give him eggs. he likes them with cheese the best. toast with butter or peanut butter and butter, and he loves fruit,so usually a banana
Paula - posted on 11/26/2010
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My 15 month old is a very picky also, but still seems to enjoy purees, so he'll normally have 1 of the eggo mini pancakes, and about 2 jars of food after that....
Meghan - posted on 11/25/2010
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I have yhe same problem, my Daughter won't eat a thing!!! I need help too. Have you tried to use yogurt and baby cereal? I find my daughter prefers vanilla yogurt and banana cereal. Hope this post helps you out?
Joy - posted on 11/24/2010
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Weekdays when both me and hubby go to work mine gets oatmeal with fruit - its fast and easy for me to make so we can all get out the door on time. Weekends I'll vary what we have from coffee cake, french toast with cinnamon, pancakes or waffles. Mine's not that picky of an eater (unless teething.)
Melissa - posted on 11/24/2010
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I have a stock of waffles, pancakes and french toast sticks (all prepackaged) on hand because morning I am to lazy and don't feel like cooking. I also give oatmeal (instant or otherwise) My son really likes to feed himself so he prefers the waffles and pancakes. But I switch between the four so that it doesn't get boring. My son will not eat eggs, so that is not an option for us. Also when we make pancakes, oatmeal and waffles from scratch he loves those also.
Heather - posted on 11/24/2010
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My 15 month old wont eat anything he can't feed himself so he eats honey toast, pancakes, multigrain Cheerios with just a lil milk, any fruit cut up, scrambled eggs but he likes salsa and cheese on them, muffins, toaster struddles, poptarts he will eat just about anything
Nahla - posted on 11/24/2010
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My LO isnt a good eater either she has 1 banana pureed with fruit yoghurt. she doesnt like egg or cereals :(
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My 15 month old tends to enjoy eating with her fingers mostly, but is attempting to master the art of feeding herself with a spoon. I give her 1 fruit (applesauce or canned pears, peaches, or mandarine oranges), 1 starch (1 slice of french toast, 1 slice of dry toast, 1 serving of oatmeal, or 1 serving of dry cereal), and 1 cup of milk. I also make sure that all of the breads and cereals my child eats are whole grains. It keeps her full longer and prevents her from getting constipated. (Btw, they sell plain oatmeal in the small packets, so you don't have to worry about measuring or anything.)
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My 15mth won't take food from a spoon anymore so I need to give him finger foods. He has cheese and loves the new Sultana Bran "Buds" - eats them dry.
Mama Sayang - posted on 11/23/2010
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After her milk, i usually give her a couple of biscuits that melt in the mouth, such as baby bites..or some crunchy banana soft cookies for her teething exercise also she could hold it in her hand..and she loves it so much..
Bec - posted on 11/23/2010
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Mashed banana with natural yoghurt and weet-bix crushed up (you can put a bit of water/milk/formula in if it's too stiff) is what I feed my little one. Or some fruit in his hands and the cereal separately. Toast with vegimite, avocado, tahini or hummus also goes down well. Scrambled eggs are also good!
Celeste - posted on 11/23/2010
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whole grain waffles with greek strawberry yogurt or scrambled eggs with whole grain toast.
Amanda - posted on 11/22/2010
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My 15 month old will have mini pancakes (plain) and fruit, or oatmeal, or scrambled eggs with a lightly buttered cut up piece of toast. She will also have some whole milk. Hope this helps. You could also try yogurt and add in the baby cereal.
Paula - posted on 11/22/2010
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My 15 mo twins eat just about anything for breakfast and seems that is the meal that they eat best- pancakes. eggo waffles,or french toast- turkey sausage and always some fruit because they love almost every fruit especially blueberries. They also love scrambled eggs which I usually add some chopped fresh spinach and a little shredded cheese. They aren't wanting many veggies right now so I sneak in the spinach. they love it!
Sarah - posted on 11/22/2010
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My son is also a picky 15 month old when it comes to eating. So breakfast is the same every day. An Eggo, a yogurt and a banana. The only way I can get vegetables into him is to give them to him pureed still. Like many others have said...he likes anything starchy, like bread, muffins, eggos, etc. I will have to try hiding some other foods in those!
Kriti - posted on 11/21/2010
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mine only has half a banana is shes in the mood , shs a very bad eater ... please do sugeest somethingb
Angela - posted on 11/21/2010
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my son always has half a banana and one of the following. cereal (oatmeal or cherrios) muffin, toast w jelly,
Eva - posted on 11/21/2010
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Hi, my boy loves Uncle Toby's porridge, I usually mix in some yoghurt. As they have different varieties he doesn't seem to get bored by it. He also loves toast with any kind of spread, vegemite, jam, honey.
Rachel - posted on 11/21/2010
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My 15month old daughter LOVES this.
I take a 10 ounce sippy cup (or bottle) and put one jar of stage 2 fruit or veggie in it, fill the jar with water and shake it to get all the good stuff out and then add the water to the cup. Add one serving of cereal flakes ( I change it up between the oatmeal, rice, whole wheat and barly) then fill to top with 100% fruit or veggie juice and shake well.
So in this one 10 ounce bottle you got a serving of grain, a serving of real fruit or veggie and a half of a serving of real juice and water. If that's not a good breakfast I don't know what is :)
This is also great for on the go moms, which is how i came up with it. Hope this helps you too :)
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Also, I've found that if my son doesn't want to eat, if I can get him to eat just one bite, he's usually willing to eat a meal. I don't get it, but hey...
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Well since my son likes to feed himself, I give him food that he can do just that.... without making the biggest mess ever. :) He loves pancakes, fruit, cereal (cheerios - especially the chocolate and the fruit varieties, frosted shredded wheat), granola and fruit & grain bars, buttered bread/toast, tater tots, eggs,..... basically, if I'm eating it, he wants to try some, too.
Taccara - posted on 11/21/2010
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my baby eats anything but try cereal or oatmeal
Trephina - posted on 11/21/2010
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Try making porridge and mixing in a bit of strawberry jam with it, thats my sons favorite. try all different things, like pancakes, weetbix, vegemite toast, cereal like rice bubbles or nutri grain. hope this helps :)
Kyi - posted on 11/20/2010
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I have a 15month old son who will eat anything & everything, his brekky varies daily (& i think variety is key) sometimes i make scambled eggs with toast, uncle toby's nutrigrain or museli flakes, banana pancakes, porridge etc.
Rachel - posted on 11/20/2010
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I get those frozen multigrain pancakes, Oatmeal with fruit, french toast, eggs and toast (he will only eat that sometimes for me) yogurt with grapenuts in it (i let them sit in there a few mins so they arent very hard.)
Natalie - posted on 11/20/2010
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my daughter has been eating everything under the sunfor months now she has just turned 15 months for breaky she eats eggs bacon sausage toast homefries fruit loves banana but have to be careful with that because she get sconstipated from the banana yogurt toast and jam its just a matter of finding what they like to eat and giving it to them every baby is different she also like avocado wit ha bit of italian dressing on it
Erin - posted on 11/20/2010
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my son has trouble eating too, he has problems with texture and would gag and throw up. So I've had to introduce things slowly and still feed him baby food. I have this weird idea stuck inside my head that you eat fruit for breakfast and vegetables after, so that being said I always give him a fruit baby food if he's eating that. But I also add in oatmeal sometimes. He's really is starting to like the graduates fruit strips if I break them intl little bite size pieces. He will eat toast and butter again broken into little pieces. My mom likes to give him little pieces of doughnut. I have given him eggs too . He's doing a lot better with food actually so I try to give him the same as my 3 year old but somedays that doesn't happen.
Asiah - posted on 11/20/2010
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My son gets all kinds of stuff for breakfast! Lol. Eggs, pancakes, sausage, hashbrowns, cereal..you name it. As long as he can chew it he gets it! He's spoiled =P.
Lindsey - posted on 11/19/2010
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My 15 month old daughter eats cereal, toast, fruit, eggs, hams, yogurt, or waffles for breakfast.....with milk.
Penny - posted on 11/19/2010
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my son will sit and eat cheerios, raisins and dried apricots followed by a banana for brekkie as he is fussy sometimes. but porridge and toast work sometimes aswell.. lots of fresh and dried fruit works for us!
Amanda - posted on 11/19/2010
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My son LOVES fruit so I give him a bite size pieces of a fruit or bowl of berries, grapes, etc. along with a bowl of cheerios, toast with peanut butter, a bowl of oatmeal, OR sometimes a waffle, and a yogurt if he is still hungry. He doesn't eat eggs for some reason.
Jill - posted on 11/19/2010
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We have pancakes, french toast, waffles or oatmeal. I usually mix a little something in the oatmeal, like yogurt or applesauce or mashed bananas. Then she has a yogurt cup and fruit. As a shortcut, I use frozen mini pancakes, waffles and french toast. I just take out a couple pop then in the microwave or toaster and breakfast is ready fast! I have not tried eggs yet. She also like cheerios, but I just give them to her dry to eat with her fingers.
Keri - posted on 11/19/2010
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We do fruit, cheerios, pancakes, waffles, oatmeal, cinnamon toast, eggs and Quaker Oatmeal bars! All quick and easy :)
Brandy - posted on 11/19/2010
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My son only likes certain things for breakfast. He loves bananas, oranges, and strawberries. He likes toast, but only if it is cinnamon toast. He likes scrambled eggs sometimes, but he really likes a fried egg if it is fried in a little bit of butter. He loves homemade pancakes, and anything with cinnamon flavor. I just alternate these things on different days. He just turned fifteen months yesterday.
Berjoh - posted on 11/18/2010
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cheerios, my daughter especially like the fruit cheerios, they look like mini froot loops
Berjoh - posted on 11/18/2010
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My baby loves fruit, so I give her a banana. She also like cereal bars and I find that those are just the same as eating cereal and fruit. Hope this helps...good luck.
Angie - posted on 11/17/2010
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I just recently made a batch of oatmeal muffins w/ "hidden" shredded carrots b/c my 15 month old refuses to eat veggies. He loves anything starchy, like bread, muffins, etc, so I knew I could trick him into eating veggies. For breakfast he usually gets some sort of bread, like toast (w/ peanut butter or just butter), muffin, pancake, eggo waffle, croissant, etc and always some sort of fruit. Sometimes I'll still give him the rice oatmeal mixed w/ fruit/veggie juice. I also give him yogurt or apple sauce sometimes, but he insists on feeding these things to himself w/ a spoon and he gets VERY messy. Another thing is dry cereal, like cheerios or Quaker Oat Squares (something w/ nutrional value). My husband accidentally discovered my son likes graham crackers w/ peanut butter on them, so that's another favorite weekend breakfast treat.
Sarah - posted on 11/17/2010
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my little girl has weetabix or cheerios or toast or fruit or yoghurts, depends what we r doing that day, if we r at home all morning then something like scrambled egg or weetabix but if we r going out or shes gta be at nursery i give her toast or banana in the car, she like all fruits but particuarly sour fruits like kiwi and pineapple, wev always just given her anything and now anything bland she just wont eat it properly, bless her!
how u getting on? i dotn have time to make pancakes and things, also in England we dont really eat things that often for breakfast although i wish we did cuz pancakes rock! lol xx
Lindsay - posted on 11/17/2010
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My son eats a waffle, or pancakes, or french toast sticks, something that I can prepare quickly and always always has fruit with breakfast. I usually buy those fruit cups and he will eat one with his breakfast (2 servings of fruit in 1 cup for toddlers :) )
Kyla - posted on 11/17/2010
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I feed my 15 month old a yogurt cup and dry toast, or cheerios, he also loves cottage cheese and apple sauce, also with toast
Sally - posted on 11/16/2010
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I'll giver her a banana and milk, or juice and cereal bars, or sometimes cereal. I'm not a cook. I should do scrambled eggs some mornings because I know she'll eat egg.
Jacqui - posted on 11/16/2010
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my baby girl at 14 month has either toast or a cereal im very lucky as she is a good eater i think fruit is a good idea .
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Wajd - posted on 11/28/2010
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I am basically against serving "sweet" breakfasts. Pancakes, waffels, anything with syrup. Just yet. Its very easy to get babies this age hooked on the the sweet taste. For this age I would try so many things actually. Eggs, scrambled, boiled, with little butter. My 15 month loves it. Try toast with creme cheese, cereal. Oatmeal. Dont limit yourself to one thing!!
Tanya - posted on 11/26/2010
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I give him whatever I'm eating. This is usually toast with laughing cow cheese, oatmeal (he has baby oatmeal as he prefers it to regular), sometimes pancakes or cereal. He doesn't much like dry cereal anymore, but I give him spoons of mine while I eat. That he likes.
Lauren - posted on 11/26/2010
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mine is such a funny eater at every meal... she won't eat fruit unless it's pureed and served on a spoon so I will do that with some mixed grain cereal (blend up a banana with another fruit) yogurt is also a great breakfast food and I will add some oatmeal to it to thinken up... I'm hoping mine will be more willing to feed herself but right now all she wants to feed herself are grains such as muffins, puffs, pretzels, cereal bars, etc so I still have to puree and feed her the veggies and fruits. Hope this is helpful
Anastasia - posted on 11/30/2010
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Mine is the same way - breakfast is the worst!!! So, since my son likes to eat like a "grown up", I just let him have what he can pick up with his fingers: grapes, pieces of cheese, crackers, little cubes of apples, tomatoes, or cucumbers. I try to give him at least 4 different types of food, so I can see what he likes better that morning, so I can give him more of it, and be happy that he eats :)
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My 15 month old daughter still has a bottle of whole milk when she gets up, so she usually has breakfast later if at all - she's not a good breakfast eater. Usually I try to make scrambled eggs with cheese, toast, grapes, cantaloupe - normal adult breakfast foods just cut up. Sometimes giving her a waffle or a breakfast bar in the car works...