To ask... What did your toddler eat today!?

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Following on from 'Chicken nugget-gate' on the other thread 😉 and the popularity of the "What did you eat today" thread. I have to ask...

What Did Your Toddler Eat Today?

B- cup of formula, an oaty bar and a chocolate croissant
S- fruit pouch
L- half a chicken mayo sandwich, cup of fruit squash
D- half a toasted cheese sandwich and some chips
S- cup of formula

Don't know how he survives on this diet of sandwiches and snacks but won't eat anything else...

18 month old

B- mutlti grain cereal and some raspberries
S-half a boiled egg, some sweet corn and a goodies oat bar
L- half a cream cheese sandwich, half s packet of Pombears and some blueberries
S- yogurt covered raisins and a cracker
D- home made turkey burger, rice and tomatoes followed by watermelon

We also still breastfeed as and when he fancies. No idea where he put it all today 😂🙈

Breakfast- 2 slices of Soreen, a banana, raisins and a frube

Lunch- a slice of cheese on toast, 1/2 bag mini cheddars, a couple of snack cucumbers, a couple of cherry tomatoes, blueberries and a pear

Snack- a ginger biscuit

Dinner- a massive plate of Shepherds pie and a bowl of angel delight

Yesterday they had

3 year old:
B - 1 slice toast, half an apple
B2 - shreddies, raisins
L - cocktail sausages, cheese, cucumber and crisps
S - a Halloween lollipop and mini bag of haribo
D - jacket potato with beans, cheese, tuna mayo, cucucumber & tomato
Yoghurt
Bedtime - milk

9 month old:
B - 1/2 slice toast & 1/2 banana
Mid morning - 7oz formula
L - cocktail sausages, cheese, cucumber, baby crisps
Mid afternoon - 5oz formula
D - jacket potato, beans, cheese, tuna mayo, cucumber, tomatoes
Fruit pouch
Bedtime - 7oz formula

B- cup of formula, fruit bake bar
S- fruit pouch
L- was asleep
S- coco pops bar, water and another fruit pouch
D- pasta bake (entirely rejected)
S- cup of formula (thrown everywhere)

4 year old:
B: choc cookie☺️ with cup of milk
S: not sure what they had in nursery today
L: cream crackers with sliced carrots and grapes
S:bowl of carrots( requested)
D: gammon with potato mash and peas
Before bedtime: cup of milk

3 year old:
B - 1 & 1/2 scotch pancakes and about 10 grapes, apple juice
S - (at playgroup) toast, more grapes and birthday cake
L - mini pizza in M&S cafe (ate most of it) couple of chips & a banana
D - shepherds pie with broccoli & cauliflower, yoghurt
Bedtime - milk

9 month old:
B - porridge with grated apple, finger of scotch pancake
Mid morning - 7oz formula
L - savoury pouch & a fruit pouch, sucked on a slice of pizza and some chips, had a few scoops of my soup
Mid afternoon - 7oz formula
Dinner - shepherds pie with broccoli & cauliflower, yoghurt
Bedtime - 7oz formula

Yesterday 18 month old had:

B: purple porridge (porridge with blueberries chucked in to make it purple)
Glass whole milk
About 2/3rds of an apple

S: cherry tomatoes and a bit of cheese
Handful dry cheerios.

L: beans on toast. Left most of the toast as usual.
A whole avocado
Yogurt

S: malted milk biscuit and a banana

D: lasagne, the innards of a piece of garlic bread.
Peas and sweetcorn.
Mini rice pudding.
Satsuma.

Eats pretty much anything at the moment. I’m aware this may well change soon!!

B- cup of formula, coco pops chocolate brownie bar and a banana
S- fruit pouch
L- tuna sweetcorn sandwich
S- another fruit pouch
Too tired for dinner so he's having a cup of formula and 2 malted milk biscuits

OMG his diet is appalling but can't get him to eat anything else...

How old is your DS bumblebee?
Just wondering whether you’re commenting about his diet a couple of times was maybe a roundabout way of you looking for any tips or advice?
Just tell me to keep my beak out if not

Breakfast
Bottle of milk
1 slice of toast

Lunch
Grapes
Cheese
Organix rice crackers
Bottle of milk

Then had another bottle of milk before his nap and a couple more rice crackers and some water when he woke up.

Tea
Half a battered fish from the chippy
Some chips
A petit filous
Bottle of milk

And then he will have another bottle of milk before bed.

@DonaldDucksTowel I did actual consider making a post about it. He's 16 months and used to eat much better but is just fighting any "real" foods. I'm hoping nursery and perseverance will help...

Writing it on here makes me more aware of it which is a start I suppose...

We’ve had a bit of a funny day today after baby waking up at 5am so her naps were all off and then nursery giving DS food that he’s intolerant too (😤 but that’s a whole other thread) and him having diarrhoea this afternoon and me having to do damage limitation with his food so today they’ve had -

9 month old -
5am - 6oz formula
B - baby porridge with mushed banana
9am-ish - 7oz formula
10:30ish (brunch?) - toast & yoghurt
L - half a savoury pouch and a full fruit one
1:30ish - 7oz formula
D - roasted butternut squash, sweet potato and broccoli mush & 1/2 banana
Bedtime (very soon!) - will have 7oz formula

3 year old:
B - weetabix with cows milk (shouldn’t have had!)
L - broccoli & cauliflower cheese (shouldn’t have had!) with garlic bread and apple crumble & custard (shouldn’t have had!!!)
S - toast & banana
D - dry pasta & cucumber sticks & a little fruit pot
Will possibly have some oat milk before bed

It’s so hard isn’t it bumblebee I went through hell with my eldests eating (or not eating!) habits and he’s recently been diagnosed with Sensory Processing Disorder which explains a lot!

Forgot to add if you are struggling and do start a thread I have had some brilliant advice on here about eating

Ds 17 months.

Breakfast - dry Cheerios and 7oz cows milk (won’t have milk on cereals)

Snack - fruit pot

Lunch - ham, egg and hash brown.

Snack - 2 coconut biscuits

Dinner - steak pie, roast potatoes, peas and cauliflower. Pineapple fingers.

Will have more milk before bed.

Bumping for @bumblebee39

13 months...

Breakfast: porridge (hidden in yogurt) a little more porridge (hidden in cow & gate egg custard) the last bit of porridge (hidden in fruit pouch)

Lunch: Mac & cheese, half a breadstick (mostly on floor), fruit pouch

2nd lunch (whilst at a resultant): A few chips, some chunks of turkey, some of granddads pudding

Dinner: a mini chicken breast, a hard boiled egg, some parsnip purée, another yogurt (no hidden porridge this time), half a rich tea biscuit (stolen from me)

18 months

Breakfast: Ready Brek (spoonfed him this while he watched TV ) and a satsuma

Lunch: fish fingers, waffles and peas

Snack: buttered scotch pancake

Dinner: vegetable rice and a sausage which I'm pretty sure the dog ate 90% of. Raspberries.

Bottle of milk morning and night.

Nearly 18mo-

Breakfast - scrambled egg and toast. Ate all the egg, left most of the toast
Second breakfast (aka, steal bits of daddy's breakfast) - a couple of spoonfuls of porridge and some satsuma segments
Dinner - Noodles and vegetables (mushroom, pepper, carrots, peas). Mostly uneaten
Snack - malted milk biscuit
Tea - two bowls of assorted cereal (I think some combination of bitesize shredded wheat, cornflakes, special flakes, shreddies and rice crispies), a satsuma

Been a bit of a milk fiend today, and a little off his food, wonder if he's teething and/or a little under the weather.

15mo
B - 1.5 weetabix, half slice toast
S - 2 crackers with butter, blueberries
L - mini pitta, cheese and grapes
S - half banana, bite of apple
D - Will be pot roast beef, chips and veg. Don't know how that will go.

2.5 yr old
B - fruit and fibre, half slice toast
S - not sure as was at playgroup and wouldn't tell me
L - 2 mini pitta with peanut butter and grapes
S - mini white choc bar
S - stole some raw carrot when I was cooking and ate nearly a whole one. He hates carrots!
S - half banana, some apple
D - as above

Both got good appetites at the moment

Youngest who's been home all day had porridge, two satsumas, half a slice of toast.
Then whatever she managed to canoodle our of her dad while I was out.
Lunch - very late as she woke up late was two yogurts and cucumber.
Then about an hour and a half later she had fish with mash and peas.
She's two soon.

My five year old boy ate the above but about double the quantity with a school dinner thrown in too. He's hollow!