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Today my toddler ate

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meepmoop · 29/05/2019 18:21

Hi everyone,

Awhile ago there was a thread going where we wrote what our toddlers had eaten each day and it was great seeing how/what others were eating. It was really helpful.

I just wondered if anyone fancied starting it up again.

DS 22m
Breakfast - 1 1/2 pancakes made from banana egg and oats. 4 chunks of melon
Snack - 2/3rds of a satsuma
Lunch - pork loin steak, carrots, parsnips, peas. 3 bites of boiled potato with butter
Snack - was on a playdate so some scrambled egg as we arrived while they were eating lunch. 2 strawberries 2x crackers and couple pieces of pineapple.
Tea - couple chunks of chicken, slice of pepper and probably half a mouthful of egg noodles. 4 chunks of melon.

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IABUQueen · 28/06/2019 20:18

17 months old

Bf : porridge , strawberry, low sugar Cheerios

Snack: pizza on toast , banana

Lunch : hummus, toast

Snack 2 : unfortunately I gave him junk food ( white chocolate and crisps) as we were out and he was tantrumming (bad mum confession)

Tea : avocado, egg with minced meat . Milk

fajita · 28/06/2019 20:35

Breakfast - raspberry porridge, milk
Snack - tiny mouthful of crumpet
Lunch - few blackberries (peanut butter toast and breadsticks through on floor ...)
Snack - yoghurt
Dinner - pasta with peas and dairylea, grapes and milk

19 months

MerryDeath · 28/06/2019 20:55

we got up late so missed nursery breakfast.

before we left he had about 3 bites of toast w/butter, a glass of smoothie and a banana in the car
at nursery he had snack (cracker and fruit of some kind) which he had seconds of.
sausages and mash for lunch which he also had seconds of!
ice cream and fruit for dessert.
then we went home and he had a huuuge adult+ portion of mango and strawberries. the child will eat fruit until there is simply no fruit left.
then he had lamb and mint kebab from sainsbo, broccoli, carrots, cucumber and spaghetti hoops and he ate it all except all the hoops and the broccoli. he also drunk a lot of water and ate loads of raspberries off our raspberry bushes.
he's a very good little eater almost all of the time! but not that fussed about breakfast until a bit later in the morning just like me.

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IABUQueen · 29/06/2019 15:08

Breakfast : strawberry, porridge, Cheerios
Snack: avocado and banana smoothie, pizza on toast

Lunch: minced meat with eggs, yoghurt, toast and grapes, ( bit of each as not a huge appetite due to heat)

Snack: continue with what’s left over from lunch

Dinner: beatroot, curry.

WhatsInAName19 · 29/06/2019 16:25

3 year old

Yesterday's food -

Breakfast: 1 slice buttered cinnamon fruit toast, dollop of lemon yoghurt and a couple of strawberries.

Lunch: chicken and cucumber sandwich with a smidge of mayo on wholemeal sandwich thin. Small red pepper. Few bites of apple. A chocolate mint crunch slice thingy as a Friday treat :)

Snack: half a banana.

Tea: spaghetti hoops on wholemeal toast.

Today's food -

Breakfast: 1 slice buttered cinnamon fruit toast

Lunch: slice of smoked cheese, small orange pepper, hummus, half a carrot, half a falafel, strawberry oaty bar.

Snack: homemade frozen smoothie lolly.

Tea: will be having a frozen Annabel Karmel ready meal as DH and I are having date night dinner alone after she's in bed tonight. She'll probably pick cottage pie or lasagne, I'll do some frozen mixed veg with it.

FlatPackPat · 29/06/2019 19:03

Breakfast 2 slices of peanut butter on seeded toast
Pip organic ice lolly

Snack Banana suckies yogurt

Lunch Pom bears
Wafer ham, 4/5 slices
Some type of Turkish flatbread that DP bought back from work
Bite of a plum tomato
Chocolate milk ice cream

Snack A walnut
A couple of raisins and chocolate drops from the banana cake we decided to make on the hottest day of the year

Dinner Almond milk porridge with banana, cacao nibs, peanut butter, chia seeds
Some of the aforementioned cake

Thesearmsofmine · 29/06/2019 19:27

A bowl of cheerios and a banana

Mini wrap pizza with pepperoni, cucumber and tomatoes, a few crackers, loads of coleslaw and a peach

A flump

A sausage in a bun, a few chips and mini corn on the cob

Ice lolly

saywhatwhatnow · 01/07/2019 20:50

14 months

Cheerios with whole milk, satsuma, bite of scotch pancake with butter on.

8oz cowsmilk

Blackcurrent Organix oaty bar

Tuna mayo sandwich (1 slice of bread), carrot stix, more satsuma (shopping coming tonight), yeo strawberry baby yoghurt

6oz cowsmilk
Poppy seed crackers

Cheesy pasta with cod and green beans, few slices of banana

8oz formula

fajita · 01/07/2019 21:49

Breakfast - raspberry porridge

Snack - one banana

Lunch - dairylea triangle, strawberries and marmite rice cakes. Tuna & cucumber thrown across table ..

Snack - blackberry drop

Dinner - Camembert & spinach pasta, grapes

PinkDaydreams · 02/07/2019 07:42

@fajita what’s a blackberry drop please?

fajita · 02/07/2019 09:13

@PinkDaydreams it's an Organix recipe, I cook a big batch and freeze!

www.organix.com/recipes/blackberry-drops

PinkDaydreams · 02/07/2019 09:18

That’s fab thank you! Grin

Thesearmsofmine · 02/07/2019 09:23

Banana bread toasted with peanut butter and an easy peeler

We had lunch out and he ate a few different pasta dishes and a couple of slices of pizza

A ham mini wrap, cucumber and tomatoes, a few crisps, grapes, strawberries and blueberries

PinkDaydreams · 02/07/2019 09:45

My little one is 17 months and won’t eat sandwiches or wraps or thins. Can anyone help on how I can encourage please? He likes toast (sometimes) but won’t eat bread.

Thesearmsofmine · 02/07/2019 13:23

@PinkDaydreams have you tried bagels, fruit loaf, crumpets, brioche etc, my eldest was never keen on sandwiches, he’s 8 now and it’s only in the last couple of years he will happily eat them. He did used to love to have bread to dip into soup (all 3 of mine love/d doing this).

PinkDaydreams · 02/07/2019 15:28

He likes crumpets and warburtons orange fruit bread. Trying to think of food to take out for a packed lunch

saywhatwhatnow · 02/07/2019 21:13

@PinkDaydreams what about crackers? Cream crackers, water biscuits, poppyseed crackers, or even rice cakes or corn cakes. Then just take cheese, ham etc to go with. Or spreads/soft cheese to put on them.

meow1989 · 02/07/2019 21:26

@pinkdaydreams my little one likes pikelets with cream cheese or melted cheese, and eggy bread is usually a winner too.

Today my 1 year old ate:
Bottle of milk
Porridge with chopped up strawberries

Mango and banana rice cakes, apple and some veggie sticks for a snack

Lunch was a bit of a disaster as we were caught out longer than I thought so he ducked some hummus off some crudetes and had a croissant

Dinner was cous cous patties, cauliflower cheese with peas and broccol plus yoghurt

Then another bottle before bed.

Smellbowpenisbeaker · 02/07/2019 21:31

Scrambled eggs. Cold. Congealed. An hour after I made them.

A frozen fish finger (she helped herself while I made her pasta for lunch, which she didn’t eat).

Something I wasn’t quick enough to identify that she picked up from the fireplace.

The pasta I made for lunch that I had to pretend to add marmalade to because she insisted she wanted it. Then she ate her pasta and said, “urgh. I don’t like marm’lade.”

A twister lolly.

IABUQueen · 02/07/2019 21:36

Breakfast : porridge , blueberry

Snack : breadsticks, apple.

Lunch: cheese, cucumber, grapes, banana smoothie with spinach.

Snack: hummus on bread. Tiny bit. He ate half a bread roll with no filling because he liked it.

Tea: eggs with tomato and onions. Rice and yoghurt. Cheerios.

FlatPackPat · 05/07/2019 18:17

Breakfast: Almond milk porridge with banana Chia seeds peanut butter and cacao nibs
Bowl of raspberries

Snack: Mango fruit rollup & three cheese twists to keep him happy on a long bus ride

Non lunch lunch: Thai sweet chilli Crisps at friends house and Kiwi fruit. Chocolate digestive biscuit.

Snack: Mini milk vanilla ice cream, a mini ice lolly that was just frozen juice I squeezed from an orange

Dinner: COOK kids pasta bolognese, not much of this maybe 2 tablespoons. 3 frubes! With about 10 raspberries. I would have given him some toast but we didn’t have any bread annoyingly.

So much fruit and sugar today. Not looking forward to bedtime!

WhatsInAName19 · 05/07/2019 22:26

Breakfast: Cheerios with semi skimmed milk

Snack: fruit toast

Lunch: jacket potato with tuna and salad. Slice of chocolate cake.

Tea: halloumi bake (basically just plum tomatoes with butter beans, garlic and herbs, baked with halloumi on the top)

Lots of water and milk to drink.

FlatPackPat · 06/07/2019 22:30

Breakfast: honey, peanut butter and marmite on seeded toast. Chocolate hobnob (regrettable)

Snack: mango fruit roll up thing

Lunch: more marmite on toast. About 6 strawberries with 2 portions of yogurt.

Dinner: about 6inches of celery with peanut butter squished in to the middle. He actually ate this!! A VEGETABLE! Praise be. A nibble of carrot, cos of Bing. Also: almond milk porridge with 1/2 banana (are the other half whilst he was waiting), cacao nibs, chia seeds, a dollop of peanut butter and a dash of maple syrup.

Wheelerdeeler · 06/07/2019 22:36

2yr 3mo

Brioche
Weetabix
Apple
Pouch for lunch (chicken casserole?)
Yoghurt
Blueberries and strawberries
Mini choc bar
Homemade potato cubes, few bites of burger and chicken
Ice cream
Few bites of cake robbed from Grandad's plate

WhatsInAName19 · 06/07/2019 23:28

Breakfast: Toasted fruit loaf and some pomegranate seeds

Lunch: mini pepper stuffed with cream cheese, cous cous, cucumber, carrot, hummus. Lemon yoghurt.

Snack: slice of smoked cheese.

Tea: cheesy pasta with peas. Strawberry yoghurt and strawberries.

Water and milk throughout the day. Also some stolen strawberries off the plants in the garden Grin

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