being nosey, what has your child eaten today?

[missmoopy]

My dd (5) has had;

breakfast - no sugar peanut butter on 2 slices of toast, drinky + yoghurt drink, apple and blueberry juice

lunch - tuna sarnie and milky way (in town shopping)

snack - carrot and raisins

tea - houmous wrap, more carrot, soya pudding, apple juice

and will no doubt have usual rice cake based supper!

Like i said, just being nosey!

Well DS has been with his Dad today but since coming home he has been eagerly crunching up an egg shell

Ds1 (3.10):
breakfast: 2 big bowls of cereal (weetabix, cornflakes, cheerios, shreddies) with fruit slop on top

lunch: quarter of a flatbread

supper: slice of toast with soft cheese; yoghurt; fruit squeezy

Ds2 (2yo)
breakfast: bowl of cereal as above, but less of it

snacks: banana, pear, biscuit

lunch: roast lamb, potato, hummous, flatbread; big portion of sticky toffee pudding and custard

snack: apple

supper: toast with soft cheese

ds 4.10
breakfast: large bowl of frozen fruit (cranberries, blueberries, raspberries). apple juice

lunch: pasty and cucumber. strawberry squash.

snack: gigantic coke, bag of salt and vinegar crisps, pack of sweets and four picnic eggs (cinema)

dinner: not had it yet. roast chicken, peas and stuffing.

DD 19 months

breakfast - brioche and grapes with a cup of milk
snack - one sixth of a piece of toast
lunch - scrambled egg
snack - malted milk biscuit
dinner - mash and salmon (didn't like them today, ate maybe one teaspoon in total) handful of peas, 2 slices of apple
dinner didn't amount to much today so I might give her some yoghurt after her bath.

DS 5.4 yr

Before breakfast: Pringles crisps
Breakfast: chocolate cereal of some sort with malties and semi skimmed milk
snack - clementine and a few blueberries
Lunch: plain pasta with a pinch of salt
Supper: Burger King nuggets, chips and a milkshake

ds 3.10
breakfast - apple and flapjack
lunch - chicken, chips and red/yellow pepper
snack - grapes
dinner - pizza and then yoghurt

Not great as he only really eats the fruit if given the chance.

Drinks orange cordial.

DS(2.9)

Breakfast- 2 oatibix with milk, 2 homemade pancakes with fresh strawberries

snack - rice cakes, hummous dip, plum

Lunch - turkey sandwich, stick of cheese, cherry tomatoes, apple

Snack - sponge cake, milk

Dinner - Lamb casserole, rice, broccoli, petit filous

Pre- bed - milk

He eats like a bloody horse, am wondering whether he has a tapeworm cos he's a skinny little thing!

DS3 (4)

Breafast - Large bowl of Cocopops (weekend brekkie).Slice of toast & 2 small fromage frais.

Snack - Crackers and cheese and some cucumber.

Lunch - ham sandwich, cheese cubes and some mixed raw peppers and some sugar snap peas. Some hula hoops.

Snack - Banana and a hobnob

Tea- Sausage and chips and peas. Has diluted cordial with tea, otherwise will only drink water. Icecream with wafers for afters.

He eats the best out of my three despite being the youngest, but they all eat roughly the same just spped/portion sizes differ.

Alpen cereal bar, drink of milk.

Croissant and Pain au Chocolat, after 8.30 swimming lesson.

Multigrain ryvita with cheese, olives, apple and fromage frais.

4 wine gums. Dried mango.

Roast pork, roast parsnips, roast potatoes, brocolli, carrots, stuffing, gravy, and crackling.

Warm milk and biscuit before bed.

Water for drinks.

DD's 7 & 4.

Rice krispies

Banana

Beef stew, mashed potato, peas and cabbage,

Ice cream

Ham sandwich in the evening.

I'm going to start doing this every day so I can chart my 2yr old's diet. I'm worried about it.
Today
2 pieces of peanut butter on toast
fruit juice
Philadelphia, not the bread
grape
1 piece of cucumber
yoghurt
2 fruit bars
1 piece of cucumber
chocolate milk
formula milk
some chips and ketchup

My ds is 2.6 and has always barely eaten anything (even though he's huge). This thread has made me worry a bit less though! Realised he does eat roughly what other kids do which is reassuring.

Breakfast: 3/4 of a slice of eggy bread, small cup of milk (4 ounces).

Lunch: Ham sandwich and small bag of maltesers.

Snack: Grapes and apple chopped into chunks.

Tea: Homemade spag bol.

9 ounces of milk at bedtime.

DD (nearly 3):

Breakfast: Porridge with apple & pear.
Toast with butter.
A whole pear.
Milk.

Lunch: Sausages and mash.
Leftover birthday cake and milk.

Tea: Cheese sandwich, marmite sandwich, tomatoes, grapes, yoghurt, milk.

DD 2.11

cup of milk, bowl of chopped melon
enormous plate of home-made fish fingers, roast potatoes, kale
treacle tart
(out to lunch)
french bread and pate
bowl of chopped pineapple
cup of milk

she'll eat most stuff, but is a pudding person at heart.

DS 9 yrs and DD's ages 3.11 and 5.3 size of portion in line with age of each child.

Breakfast - Porridge with sultanas, dried apricots and prunes. Milk to drink.

Snack - Chocolate biscuit and yogurt. Glass of milk.

Lunch - Roast lamb, roast potatoes, stuffing, yorkshire puddings, carrots, cabbage, parsnips and gravy. Apple juice to drink.

Dinner - Ham and cheese sandwich with cucumber, a few monster munch. Milk to drink.

Snack - Satsuma and a yogurt.

DS refuses to eat roast meat except chicken so had extra potatoes. They all eat quite well luckily. Seeing it written down I can see why we get through 4 pints of milk a day

2.5yo DTS have both had:

Breakfast: Porridge with banana and chopped pear and diluted OJ

Snack: Digestive biscuit

Lunch: Butternut squash and chilli soup with a bread roll and some cheese

Snack: Raisins

Supper: Lamb and lentil ragu with pasta, yogurt with fruit for pudding

Apart from breakfast, water to drink.

dd (2)
breakfast - bowl of bran flakes with milk, innocent smoothie

lunch - spaghetti shapes, apple and pineapple juice

Dinner - small magherita pizza with extra sweetcorn and mushroom, fresh fruit (grapes, melon, pineapple, kiwi) with cream, small cornflake cake

DS (2)

bowl cheerios
x2 pancakes
banana
half piece of toast

one finger kit-kat
smoothie

sausage and bacon sandwich
carton apple juice

chopped up apple, blueberries and raspberries

beef, yorkshire puddig, brocolli, babycorn, carrots, cauliflower, roast potatos

x2 mini milk ice creams

i have two other DC (4 and 3) i do think (sometimes) my DS eats alot, I would say more than the other two most of the time. He is ALWAYS asking for food...

DD (5) has had:

Bowl of frosties with milk, apple, banana

2 slices roast chicken, 1.5 roast potatoes, 6 slices of carrot, approx 10 peas, 1 stalk broccoli, gravy and 1 honkin' great yorkshire pudding, scoop of strawberry ice cream with mini smarties

Cup of milk, jam sandwich (DH is away and I couldn't be arsed arguing), 2 choc biscuits, pot of fromage frais

Water to drink

Thanks ladies, its really intersting to the varied diets of our little ones! And also shows that no matter how healthy/less healthy our kids eat we all worry too much!

And thankyou Riven for helping us all feel humble.

Breakfast: Porridge

Snack: Banana

Lunch: Vege Shepherds pie followed by blueberries

Snack: Strawberry soya yoghurt in a cafe

Dinner: Vege shepherd pie (Again - made lots - needs eating up!) with cabbage. Followed by strawberries

twins aged 17

i have no idea.

7y DD:

breakfast - yogurt; toast and honey, fruit smoothie

lunch - shared tapas with DH: beef stewed in rjoca; beed stips, salad; patats alioli. Drink - water

mid afernoon - vup cake; lemonade

dinner - sausage, chips and beans (tae away at our friends). Drink - cordial

Weekend, so lots of eating out today and take away and sweet treats

Marthfarquar you have made me think of treacle tart and now I MUST have some.... not fair.

DD 2.5
breakfast
egg on toast

snack
rice cake and apple

lunch
spaghetti with tomato sauce (home-made)

afternoon snack
banana and raisins

dinner
lamb shanks, carrots, broccoli and roast potatoes
(she left the lamb)

DD is 3, DS is nearly 2 - they eat the same stuff

Breakfast - 2 weetabix with raisins mixed in

Lunch - scrambled egg on toast, grapes, banana, apricots

Dinner - roast pork, roast potatoes, sprouts, leeks and carrots (they usually only eat the carrots but I keep offering other veg...)

Snacks - a digestive each mid morning, usually crackers or breadsticks in the afternoon but we forgot today
Drinks - water during the day, cup of milk before bed