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?

DS 2.5

Breakfast- Two slices of fruit toast and an apple

Lunch- mini wrap, chicken chunks, cucumber, cherry tomatoes, 1/2 bag mini cheddars, blueberries and a kiwi

Dinner- Pasta with turkey mince in a tomato based saucet ( I just chucked what I had into the pan) with some mozzarella on top. And a yogurt afterwards.

3rd time lucky with getting paragrqphs in my post!!! - why does it not work when using the app????

anyway DD 22 months:

B: 1 x weetabix, 1 x satsuma

L: Cheese sandwish, cucumber slices and a yoghurt.

D: Spag Bol

S: Mini rice cakes and a kinder hippo treat

gaaahhhhh, still no paragraphs lol

oh and cheese sandwich, not sandwish

Today
DS 14mo
B - 1 weetabix with warm milk, 3/4 slice of toast and butter, big piece of melon
L - wrap with hummus and grated carrot (made from half a big wrap), 1/2 bag organix crisps, fromage frais, 1/2 banana (only had 1 banana left so saving other half for his brother)
S - will be mini pitta with cheese
D - will be sausage with sweet potato wedges and veg

DS 2.5
B - cornflakes, small piece of melon, bite of toast
S - organix gingerbread man and cup of milk
L - hasn't had yet as he's poorly and having a nap. Will be pitta with peanut butter probably and 1/2 banana and I promised him ice cream if he'd have a nap
D - sausage, mash and veg

2 year old.
breakfast roast chicken (at her request!) avocado and rice crisps.
Snack: brown pasta and tomatoes.
Lunch: Houmous, satsuma, cucumber, mature cheddar sticks, boiled egg and natural yoghurt.
(she's on a growth spurt!)

DS 15mo

B - bowl of shreddies. Spurned the kiwi I chopped into it. Cup of milk.

L - 1/3 a mini cheese and ham quiche, cherry tomato, kiwi from breakfast and an absolute wobbler as he’s knackered.

D - will be sausage casserole with broccoli and green beans.

Breakfast - shredded wheats. Cup of milk
Lunch - pasta in tomato sauce. Followed by mango and a yoghurt.
Snacks: Organix carrot crisps.
Dinner is going to be chicken stew followed by courgette cake (had a glut from the garden).
He'll probably have some fruit in between.

So far today he's had a tiny bit of buttered brioche and a chocolate lolly. He's point blank refused his lunch (pasta and mackerel in tomato sauce, sounds grim I know but he usually loves it.) Hoping it's just because he's under the weather rather than the start of a PITA fussy phase.

Yesterday at my mum's my 3 year old had :-

Weetos with a cup of milk at home for breakfast
Sweet and sour chicken and rice for lunch followed by a homemade raspberry and banana muffin
Cheese omelette with homemade oven chips for tea and then a bowl of stawberries.

On Sunday he had:
Buttermilk pancakes with nutella for breakfast with milk;
a banana
half an apple
some mini pretzels
Roast chicken thigh stuffed with pork and apple stuffing, boiled potatoes, carrot and baby corn followed by chocolate mousse
Tea was peppa pig pasta (Heinz) with a slice of brown toast and butter followed by watermelon.

B: wheatabix
L: tuna mayo sandwich and tomatoes
Dinner: pasta with 5 veg sauce and cheese, yoghurt for pudding

Drinks: watered down apple juice, milk

Breakfast- bowl of alphabet cereal and 1/2 a plum

Lunch- slice of Soreen with butter, couple of slices of cucumber, couple of cherry tomatoes, a couple of strawberries, an easy peeler, a cheese string and 1/2 bag of mini cheddars

Dinner- homemade burgers(he will probably have a couple of bites), homemade wedges and mini corn on the cob plus a yogurt.

Breakfast - Cheerios, Apple & raisins, followed by MY eggs & spinach :/

Lunch - Ham, Turkey, pepperoni wrap with tomatoes, cucumber & sweetcorn

Snack - wotsits 

Dinner- will be chicken stir fry, lots of bean sprouts (he loves them) veg and noodles

Yougurt pouch and strawberry's for pudding

Breakfast - peanut butter on toast, half a banana
Lunch - half a tuna sandwich, half a packet of quavers, mango and pineapple chunks
Snack - mini Milky Way and a couple of my crisps!
Dinner - baked beans and cottage pie with a yogurt covered rice cake for pud

Breakfast: Porridge and blueberries

Lunch: No idea, at nursery. He told me he had breadsticks and cream (cheese) for snack.

Afternoon: Half an apple mince pie and pinched a few crisps

Dinner: plum tomatoes, brocolli, new potatoes, corn on the cob (didn't touch the chicken or the sweet potatoes)

DD 3 has had today:

Warm Milk with a tiny bit of honey
Greek yoghurt with blueberries, blackberries and strawberries.

At Nursery
Lunch - Chicken and veg curry with rice
Sponge and custard

Tea - Cheese and ham wrap
Satsuma

We usually have soup or eggs on toast for supper but we had Nando’s today and she ate a few chips and some chicken.

Small cup of milk before bed.

My friend came round today with her 2.8 year old. She bought his lunch. A jam sandwich and Wotsits washed down with milk.
Apparently for tea he will have plain pasta with strips of ham cut in precise 1 inch strips and a weetabix before bed.
She says he has been eating this menu for about 6 weeks now despite being offered a wide variety of foods. She has given in for now!
I'm glad mine are grown up now

Blueberry rice cakes, mini box of apricots and raisins, cup of formula

Crumpet with butter, melon, pouch of blueberries and yoghurt, chocolate brioche

Water

Cheese puffs, Jaffa cakes, more rice cakes and a cup of very dilute apple juice

Cup of formula

That's a very weird/bad day but trying to get him into proper solids is a struggle

Cheerios as a pre-nursery snack then cornflakes at nursery.
Lunch was some sort of chicken-rice thing (at nursery) and ice cream. I can't remember what they said tea was but they ate it all.
Dinner at home was cheese and tomato pizza, oven chips, cucumber and homemade rice pudding.
Today was quite a bad day. Normally there is more fruit and veg but we both had to work late.

Can someone link to the "chicken nugget gate" thread please?

My DDs are adults now, but I have a friend with a three year old DD, and I never say anything, but I think her diet is very poor

I'm not going to post it on here, that wouldn't be fair, I'm no health food addict and I was fairly relaxed about what my own DDs ate, but I'm often shocked by this little girl's diet

DD coming up for 3 had:

Breakfast - weetabix with milk (and was angered because the milk was mixed with the weetabix) and a slice of peanut butter on toast

Snack - banana

Lunch - Philadelphia sandwich, chicken, strawberries, yogurt, cheese

Snack - snack bar

Dinner - Fritatta, chips, beans with strawberries after.

My mother gave Ds a toffee crisp at 4pm. As a result he had no tea. Bovril on toast for supper, which he only at one half a slice of. Could be a long night as he’ll be hungry at 3am!!

Breakfast
Peanut butter sandwich on white bread
Mango and peach yoghurt pouch
Cup of formula

Snack
Cheese puffs (eaten) carrot (uneaten), water

Lunch
A few different biscuits and some diluted apple juice Woops

Dinner
Spaghetti bolognese, Apple purée, mini box of apricots and raisins, dilute Apple juice

Supper
Will have a weetabix with cow's milk and a cup of formula probably

I have heard recently they should only have one portion of wholegrains a day so switched over to white bread which the kids prefer anyway.

The mini beast (18 months) had:

Weetabix with milk
Blueberries

A Jaffa cake

An Ella’s pasta dish

A couple of Ella’s courgette muffins as a snack.

A dippy egg with whole meal toast for dinner.

Breakfast
Apple pouch, cup of formula
2 chocolate biscuits and a pack of crisps 🙈

Lunch
Some ham, a mini box of raisins, a strawberry fromage frais and a cup of dilute Apple juice

Dinner
Will be veggie fingers, chips and beans (I doubt he'll eat the beans)

Supper
One warm weetabix, cup of formula

Our day started off well but didn't end so good.

Breakfast- cheerios, strawberries, peanut butter on toast.

Snack- homemade yogurt and a slice of banana loaf

Lunch- refused soup. Ate a cracker. A spoonful of homemade rice pudding.

Snack- chocolate buttons (nannies here and only sees him once a month)

Dinner- a bit of macaroni, some garlic break, threw an enormous tantrum and then had some banana and more yogurt.

15 months