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branflakes for a 3 year old...too much fibre?

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bubbly1973 · 11/05/2005 16:13

i have always given my ds whose 3 in June readybrek for breakfast, but lately he just doesnt fancy it, infact he must be so bored of it that he gags!!

so dh has branflakes and ds had a bowl of it yesterday and today...whilst in tesco i was about to get cornflakes when ds said to get branflakes as they would both eat it...i said it may be too much fibre in it for a 3 year old to eat everyday for breakfast

is it?

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bubbly1973 · 11/05/2005 16:14

urm, i should preview before posting

ds never said to get the branflakes dh did




i would imagine ds would say get 'cocopops'

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catgirl · 11/05/2005 16:54

my ds (nearly 3) has branflakes and cornflakes mixed (his request) some morning, weetabix other mornings, or magic porridge (with honey) other mornings - on the branflake mornings it isn't obviously too much fibre IYKWIM! (by the way, he then goes to the childminder and has cocopops! Best of both worlds my boy )

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Mud · 11/05/2005 16:58

don't see why not been feeding mine shreddies and granary bread since 6 months old

if his poo starts getting affected then cut down or mix with other cereals

make sure he gets lots of liquids

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mancmum · 11/05/2005 16:59

my dd (21 months) is quite happy with a bowl of all bran a few days a week -- seen no illeffects so far!!

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bubbly1973 · 11/05/2005 19:00

thanks for the replys, will give him bran flakes and if his poo goes dodgy will cut back on it

thank you

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