thread: Breakfast for 9-15mth old?

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  1. #1

    May 2008
    Melbourne, Vic
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    Thanks for the tip ZF! Might give that a go next time we have pancakes.

  2. #2
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    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
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    If you do toast, how much toast will your LO eat?

    If you do weetbix, how many bix will your LO eat?

    how much yoghurt?

  3. #3
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    Jan 2011
    Perth, WA
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    DS is nearly 15 mths (11 mths corrected) and he will eat 1-2 pieces of vegemite toast or 1-2 weetbix.
    We occasionally do pancakes or yogurt and fruit (equivalent to a small child tub)

  4. #4
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    Mar 2007
    Melbourne
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    Porridge is great. Toast fingers with vegemite. A weetbix crushed up and served with warm milk.
    A muffin (the type you put butter and vegemite on) cut into fingers. Same with a crumpet.
    Cheerios, Nutri Grain..she can pick these up himself and eat them.
    Sultana Bran with warm milk.
    A whole bannana.
    You could make up a batch of pikelets and he can have that with strawberries or whatever on top. The pikelets will last a couple of days in an air tight container.
    When we have a fry up on the weekend, DD will have some bacon, a finger of toast dipped in our egg. Loves breakfast sausage!
    You could boil an egg up and see if he will dip toast in it?
    French toast or eggy bread as some people call it.
    Home made fruit salad.

  5. #5
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    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
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    My LO is nearly 12 months old and won't get through 1/4 piece of toast. if we do vita-brits, we give her 1/2 of a bix and if we are lucky she will eat 1/2 of that.

    She loves yogurt though but a tub of yogurt still lasts 3 or 4 days.

    she will eat anything but just doesn't eat much of anything.

  6. #6

    Mar 2008
    Where dreams are now reality
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    At that age we did muffins, crumpets, toast, cereals, porridge, pancakes/crepes, eggs in a variety of ways and always fruits