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thread: Which breakfast cereal for your toddler?

  1. #19
    Registered User

    Apr 2005
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    We do weetbix, with a little bit on honey on them.
    To me, it seems boring to have the same thing over and over, but he seems to still enjoy them, so I'm not going to change what working lol.

  2. #20
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    Ma hoos
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    Muesli mixed with Jalna vanilla yogurt is the go in our house. Won't touch muesli with milk though, so suspect it's the yogurt that he's really after. Tragically, he hates weetbix, I would have liked that as an option, cos it's cheaper that the current combo. The things we do for our kids..

  3. #21
    Registered User

    Oct 2004
    Sydney
    2,614

    Claire likes Weetbix. We put some honey on them and she chows them down like no ones business. She also likes porridge/oats.

  4. #22
    queenbee Guest

    Wish my DD liked weetbix!

  5. #23
    Registered User

    Jun 2006
    Sydney
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    VitaBrits or Cornflakes in our house. On weekends he scams some Nutrigrain (I know it's crazy-high in sugar) from DH though.

  6. #24
    midnightsun Guest

    DS loves his weetbix, but he also loves porridge especially if I put some frozen berries in when I make it (thinks it's awesome that it goes pink or purple), and all types of toast.

  7. #25
    Registered User

    Nov 2008
    QLD
    156

    My little gobble guts loves weetbix also but now and then ill switch it up a bit with rice bubbles and he loves to eat mum and dads eggs on toast after hes finished with his!

  8. #26
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    Gold Coast, Queensland
    945

    It used to be Oat-brits. I find them tastier than weetbix and oats are so good for you. Usually with a little honey or a sprinkling of cinnamon sugar (I know, you're not supposed to, don't crucify me).
    Now, she sometimes has Cheerios. They are sweetened, but they don't have as much sugar as some of the others.
    Porridge on a cool morning. With apple pieces and sultanas. I add them when cooking, so they get soft and juicy - mmmmm.
    Or semolina cooked with milk and a little drizzling of honey.

    But to be honest, most mornings it's a slice or two of wholemeal bread with either vegemite or honey.

    Sasa

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