My DS is almost 20months and honest to God, I don't half struggle with foods for him sometimes! Every morning is the same old thing - cereal with milk, banana, strawberries and cheese stick... occasionally he might have some toast!
Lunch would be something like nuggets with mash & beans, then dinner is leftover dinner that I made a few nights ago which he wouldn't really eat.
I'm struggling with snacks... He would have a packet of quavers, an oaty bar, and maybe a croissant or something?
I'm considering getting them Hungry Hero microwave / oven meals for days we are struggling? My DH usually struggles cos he doesn't really cook, I am the main person that cooks. But otherwise, what else can I buy? What do you give to your LOs? Really need some ideas as I feel he just eats the same stuff all the time bless him
Weetabix A banana Tuna pasta with sweetcorn and cucumber Mini custard pot A satsuma Quarter of a burger off the bbq (no bun), breadsticks, salad, cheese and pasta salad An ice lolly
He should have had milk and a biscuit before bed but he threw it at me
Dd normally has leftovers as one of her meals. Yesterday was some duck and fried rice with cucumber - we’d had duck pancakes and a chicken dish with fried rice. I tend to do a hot meal and then either sandwiches or easy heat in the microwave food (beans on toast, scrambled egg) for the other meal. Snacks that are going down well atm are drinking yoghurts, watermelon and some chocolate oat biscuits. We have some ice pops in the freezer too. She loves crisps but I try to limit them to after swimming or picnics (as she’s eat them/ask for them all day otherwise)
I hate when people assume every child can just eat whatever everyone else is eating. Mine still (almost 3) would rather have nothing than eat something he didn't like.
Some of the things mine would eat were: Breadsticks with hummus, carrot sticks & hummus, soups, spaghetti bolognese, pizza, slices of ham or chicken, cucumber slices, sweetcorn, and peas.
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