What did your kid eat yesterday??

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After the crisp debate I wondered what you healthy type guys make your kids eat in a day (just being nosey really!!)

DD is 4 next week and her diet yesterday was:

2 slices of wholemeal toast with strawberry jam
1 bag of grapes
1 bag of chocolate buttons (from party bag)
1 buttered scone
2 sticks of celery
I stick of Pex Sweets
4 pieces of low fat garlic bread
1 large bowl of pasta with meat and tomato sauce
1 large bowl of strawberries with plain bio yogurt
2 small bottles of water and 2 of squash and a carton of milk at school

We are the 'eat everything in moderation' type of family where Dd is concerned. Yesyerday was a nursery day so most meals were there:

Whole milk Yoghurt
Slice of toast
Sheherd's Pie (home made by nursery cook)
Vegetables
Banana Custard
3 pieces of pizza (nursery tes)
Fruit
Sausage at home (we had fish and chips - late night finish, so DH got her it from chip shop)
Bread
Organic biscuit
Hot chocolate
Water
Ribena Tooth-kind Blackcurrant juice
Fruit salad and half fat creme fresh, with a bit of daddy's meringue nest

Monday's was a bit better, not at nursery:

1 slice of Eggy Bread, with whole grain bread
2 Whole milk yoghurt
Some of my grapefruit
Dried raisins and apricots
Pasta with cheese sauce (packet as rubbish at making it fresh ) with mushrooms, corn, tuna and peppers added
Chicken drumstick (she won't eat the breat meat!)
2 slices of bread
Cucumber and tomatoes
2 organic biscuits
Hot chocolate
Water, Ribena Tooth Kind, P&J Smoothie drink
Some of daddy's Naan bread
Carved Ham
Half a bread roll

big drink of milk each
weetabix with banana and milk on
ritz biscuits
postman pat spaghetti with bread and butter
2 yogurts each
a packet of WOTSITS each
mixed fruit, apple, strawberries, grapes and orange
sauage, mash with spring onions in, peas and gravy
2 yogurts each again
yet more ritz biscuits
big drink of milk before bed

they only tend to drink milk and water

yesterday DD (20 months) had:

toast and marg (ran out of porriage)
2 x peaches
2 x satsumas
1/2 a banana
1 rich tea biscuit
2 tablespoons of low fat cottage cheese
toast
some pasta
slice of chicken
cucumber
apricot Yogurt
the mince bit of the mousakka
2 little fromage freis
water
pint of milk

yeah quite healthy!!!
her new favourite food is corn on the cob

20 months old
weetbix with milk and fruit
toast with marmite or honey, piece of banana if she is still hungry
6oz Milk and her dietary supplement Paediasure 200cals a pop!

Lunch, lots of dairy for her!
homemade easiyo full fat yoghurt with fruit, crackers and cheese or toasted ham cheese and tomato sandwich, pieces of fruit, water and a biscuit or sweet rice cake
Afternoon snack is banana or slice of cheese and cup of milk

Dinner
Homemade stuff, shperherds pie, fish pie, casserole, lasagne, falafel, plus veges

Pudding if she is still hungry is rice pudding/fruit pot or fromage frais
She will then have more milk...
We also make cheese scones etc as well but as dd i allergic to eggs, we cannot give her cakes and muffins! She is low weight so needs lots of high cal food... due to her metabolism etc

oh forgot she also had a packet of organix goodies cheese and tomoto corn snacks (healthier version of Wotsits - but taste like poo!!)

katzguk - my DD loves corn on the cob, has done for ever really. But she looks so funny with it. We have little cob holders to make it easier for her.

Oh well, I've got to post here really haven't I, since I banged on so much on the other thread! OK, ds, aged 6.5yo had:

Breakfast: Scrambled organic eggs on organic toast with organic tomato ketchup and a big glass of apple juice

Lunch:
Peanut butter sandwiches, 2 satsumas, an apple, 2 small packs of raisins, a fromage frais yoghurt, some brazil and pistachio nuts

Supper:
watermelon, mango, organic pasta with organic green beans, organic carrots, organic peas and organic tomato sauce. Apple juice.

Then a small bar of chocolate. I felt bad after posting yesterday and really wondered whether I'm a bit mean about treats. Like I said, I won't let him have absolute crap (hydrogenated oils etc) but I don't mind chocolate etc sometimes. But I probably am creating a beast who will eat nothing but junk the minute he leaves home oh well, I will have set him up ok though I hope.

Where did you get your holders from - DD loves COTC but we have nightmares with skewers!!

ds 3.5 ate
breakfast:
2x yoghurts
1x banana
mid morning break at nursery:
juice and biscuit
lunch:
slice of bread and butter
cheddar cheese
cucumber and tomato
grapes plus only a few crisps
afternoon snack:
gingerbread man
tea:
roast pork
mashed potato
carrots
brocolli
strawberries plus a few chocolate buttons

quite healthly, only problem being when I say "a few" it usually means I eat the rest

Breakfast: Bowl of strawberries.
Lunchbox - 3x little sausage rolls, pack of skips, bunch of grapes, yoghurt, pack of jaffa cakes, bag of cheddar cheese chunks (think she had that at break)
Tea (at Childminder) Fish fingers and chips, twix as she left
Supper - bunch of cherries, banana, 2 digestive biscuits
Drank blackcurrant squash, milk at school , OJ with brekkie, milk with digestives and stole a mouthful of my everything free coke while I wasn't looking

DS, nearly three, had
Piece of shortbread
cereal and milk
apple
pasta with bolognaise sauce
yogurt
teacake
half packet of plain crisps
ham omlette
toast
strawberries and yogurt
juice and water throughout.

not sure where our holders came from but think that wolworths might be worth a look.

Hula we've been buying the half one which she will eat all of and thinks the holders are great

Yesterday ds (3.9) had
Beaker of milk in bed with us
Glass of ?freshly squeezed? orange juice, cornflakes and half a slice of toast for breakfast.
Don?t know what he has at the childminders ? I believe he has more toast when he goes through (house next door), and he talks about macaroni and fish fingers ? and as I don?t give them to him, assume he gets them next door! The childminder does tell me that he?s not keen on his veg! (unlike when he was a baby)
After 5.30, he had 2 or 3 fromage frais/yoghurts, cracker and primula and then ds took him over to his aunt?s, where he had a poke of McDonald?s chips and a Fruit Shoot, ignoring the nuggets (she happened just to have been to McDonald?s ? ds only gets one about every 1-2 months, if that)
Before he goes to bed he usually has a glass of milk and a biscuit ? usually Rich tea but sometimes a Jaffa Cake.

We don?t manage to get much fruit in to him ? he goes through phases of eating ?weeties? (raisins), will sometimes eat loads of strawberries or grapes, decide he wants a banana etc.

He also goes through phases of loving ham.

We?ve managed to encourage him to eat peas by allowing him ketchup into which he dips each pea.

If it were up to him, he?d live on a diet of cornflakes, ?yokkas? (yoghurt/fromage frais), ?cow? cheese (cheese triangles from Lidl), crackers spread with primula, rich tea biscuits spread with Gold (his own invention), toast or croissants 9which he loves), coke (which he is allowed as an occasional treat), chimmies (aka crisps) ? which again he is only allowed as an occasional treat, ditto chocolate buttons, and weeties (raisins) when he feels like it.

Provided we restrict the crisps, coke and chocolate buttons, it?s not TOO bad a diet. Yes, I?d like him to eat more fruit and veg ? but many mums think that!

I give him a multi-vitamin to make up

ok

she's 3

bottle of milk at home
the at childminder:
a quarter of bagel
2 pots of yoghurt
pancakes for lunch (did not want to inevstigate) and chicken
mousse
bits of cheese

supper at home

spaghetti with olive oil and parmesan
2 pots of probiotic yoghurt

bottle of milk

during the day shed rinks fresh juice only (the one made with real fruit and nothing added to it)

when she's at home I try to give her more fruit, but her intake varies: might be loads for a couple of days then nothing for ages.

DD aged 3 had:
Slice of wholemeal toast and marg. Milk. Apple.

Refused lunch at nursery so had slice of bread and butter. Water.

Biscuit and water at break.

2 ham sarnies. Crisps. Tomato, cucumber, raw carrot. Fromage frais. Apple.

Strwaberries on way home.
Chicken and salad. Milk.

DD aged 2.5 had

1 weetabix with organic milk
half a slice of toast and butter
cup of milk

several grapes
apple
water

cod steak,jacket potato, baked beans
half a slice of bread (hovis best of both)
orange squash

sausage, chips and peas (Little Chef)
pancake
pure orange

cup of milk

DD (5 next month) had:
fresh orange juice, hot chocolate, bowl of cornflakes, apricot
milk and biscuit at school
lunch at school: lasagna, peas, carrots and beans (I think...), apple, water to drink
snack at home: milk, apricot and 2 garibaldis
dinner: steak and fine green beans, yogurt, blueberries, apple juice and water to drink

Am making her apple crumble today for dessert with dinner (her favourite!), to go with chilly wintery weather....

dd 20 months had

One organic weetabix with organic milk
some grapes, bottle of milk

a fig roll (for her constipation!!)

Half an apple

Waitrose organic chicken fingers, asparagus, mashed potato and courgettes

Mini yoghurt

Organic raisins
Bread sticks

Pasta with spinach and ricotta sauce
raspberries

Bedtime milk

Apple juice, cereal and a toasted hot cross bun for breakfast. Dd1 gets her dinner at school, dd2 and ds1 had ham sandwiches, piece of fruit, fromage frais and a cake in their luchboxes, plus a fruit snack for playtime. Ds2 had a soft bolied egg and toast .After school they came in and had a drink of squash, a piece of fruit,and a bag of crisps. For dinner they had cheese and tomato quiche, new potatoes and salad, with coconut icecream for pudding. Carbonated water with the meal.

Breakfast at home:
1/4 bottle of milk with her daily medicine in it
bowl of cereal, usually weetabix and about half of it
1 slice of wholemeal toast with butter & teeny of marmite

Nursey:
I guess they give them a drink and a biscuit????

Lunch at Grandads, but packed by me:
Lemon sole goujons x 4 or 5
carrots and brocolli
smiley face potato things
1/2 a strawberry bio live organic yogurt
some watermelon
carrs water buscuits to graze on

Tea at Grandads but packed by me:
home made spag bol and angel hair pasta
the other 1/2 a strawberry bio live organic yogurt
some watermelon

Evening at home
1/4 bottle of milk with her medicine in it
a breadstick, or a banana or something

Oh and water