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  1. #1
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    Sep 2005
    In the middle of nowhere
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    Are Mez, they're tough aren't they?
    What do they give her at CC?...though that doesn't always work as Darcy has toast at CC and won't eat it at home.
    Fruit cut into yoghurt?
    Smoothie? can crush a weetbix in there...
    Pancakes?
    French toast?
    Baked beans with toast dippers?
    hmmm I'll try and think of what else we have

  2. #2
    Lucy in the sky with diamonds.

    Jan 2005
    Funky Town, Vic
    7,070

    What other foods does she eat? There is no reason you have to give her 'breakfast' types of foods. My kids will often have chicken or veggie soup in winter for brekky.

    GL

  3. #3
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    Feb 2006
    NSW Central Coast
    5,301

    What about scrabled eggs? My DD love scarmbled eggs but won't eat any other kind of eggs, except the occaisional omlette. I often put a little chopped bacon or grated cheese into it too.
    She also loves tinned spaghetti, not the most nutritional breaky, but something that she'll eat if all else fails.
    Some fruit or savoury homemade muffins.

    Good luck!!

  4. #4
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    May 2006
    Sydney
    169

    Thanks everyone! I never would have thought to give her non brekky foods. Will try all of those suggestions and see how she goes. At cc she eats rice cereal which is why i got some for home as well. Thanks again

  5. #5
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    Feb 2007
    Ma hoos
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    Mez,

    my DS has been a fussy eater, and most of his meals can be hit or miss. But, as an alternative to rice cereal, I've tried Rice Porridge ( I know - HUGE difference), which he doesn't mind . It's in the health food section of my Safeway, I think the brand is Lowan, and it's flavoured with sultanas, dried apple, peaches & apricots. Easy to prepare, 1/4 cup of the cereal to roughly 1/2 cup water, minute in the microwave, stir, then about 30 seconds more. I tend to soak it for a little while before I nuke it, as it makes the texture a bit smoother, but not a mandatory step. But I'm also with the other girls - whatever they'll eat, even if it's not our conventional idea of breakfast will do the trick.

  6. #6
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    Jul 2007
    country QLD
    201

    My dd lurrrrrrves Baked Beans with toasties for brekkie. When I do savoury mince she will have it for brekky the next morning with toast.