Drinks for breakfast

[Holymolymackerel]

My kids dd7 and ds6 don't like milk. What does everyone's children drink at breakfast?

A small glass of fruit juice

Water

Water

Oat, Coconut, Soya or Almond.

Very rarely a smoothie.

Could you try alternative milk? Oat is fairly tasty. Failing that water.

Water normally.
Occasionally dds will make themselves smoothies but I don’t buy juice/squash etc (will get nice treats in for special occasions but I see ‘drinks’ as being sugary emptiness and not a habit I want to get them used to) so it’s water or nothing.

What do they drink when it isn’t breakfast time? Can’t they just drink that?

Smoothie

If your kids don’t like their greens would you allow them to stop eating them too? Or does it just apply to milk?

Drinking milk shouldn’t be compulsory teddy.

Mine have a cup of tea or water

I vomited over my reception teacher's skirt because she made me drink milk, so it's very much not a compulsory drink in this house.

My DC drink water, fruit juice or milk with breakfast.

Water or cup of tea.
Hot chocolate on a Friday.

A nice cup of tea.

Water

Squash or fruit juice. Never water or milk.

Water

Milky tea!

I can't drink milk, either. I have squash or ginger tea. Sometimes a fruit smoothie.

Fresh orange juice.

Maybe try blending natural yoghurt, milk and a tin of fruit in juice (peach or mango work really well). You can shove a banana or two in there too. Obviously not for everyday, but a decent way of getting some calcium down them!

Milk or water or sometimes at the weekend, when it’s cold, a hot chocolate made with cocoa powder and a little bit of sugar

Tea.

I hate milk to drink, used to lose my playtime because I couldn't bring myself to drink it. My kids usually have water. Eldest likes tea occasionally, youngest has squash sometimes, both have fruit juice occasionally if we're at a premier in

@Teddybear45 why would they have to drink milk though? It's hardly the same as eating vegetables. Plenty of other sources of calcium out there.

Op to answer you, ds goes between milk, water or watered down fruit juice.