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What time are toddler mealtimes in your house?

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sandytree · 25/03/2019 16:51

My DS is 18mo. Breakfast at 8am ish, snack before nap at 10ish, lunch 12:30ish and dinner 5ish

He doesn't eat much at the moment, wondering if I should push dinner back a bit

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sandytree · 25/03/2019 16:51

Oh, and an afternoon snack too

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Expressedways · 25/03/2019 16:58

Breakfast at 7.30-8am (at nursery during the week), nursery give a snack at 9.30 but we don’t usually, lunch at 12-12.30pm, nap 1-3pm, snack at 3.30pm, dinner at 5.30pm, bed at 7pm.

Your DS might be shattered by dinner time if he’s only having 1 nap and it’s at 10am. Dinner time is a disaster for us if DD doesn’t nap well!

Ginger1982 · 25/03/2019 16:59

My DS is almost 2 and he has breakfast between 8 and 8.30, snack usually at toddler group or at home around 10.30, lunch between 12 and 12.30, snack after nap between 3.30 and 4, tea around 6 and then a final snack before bed at 7.30.

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Smoggle · 25/03/2019 16:59

18 month old
Breakfast at 7.30
Lunch 11.45
Snack 3.30
Dinner 6

happypotamus · 25/03/2019 18:11

They aren't toddlers anymore, but breakfast was any time from 6-8am depending on what time they got up, lunch at 12, dinner at 6. Snacks when necessary. Nursery fed them at different times (they went 2 days a week when toddlers) but it didn't seem to matter.

Skincaresos · 25/03/2019 18:13

Same time as the rest of the family eat, so breast fast 7.45/8ish, lunch anytime between 12-2, dinner around 6.30/7

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