The kids need feeding and I can't be bothered

[thenewme]

Feel really low at the moment.

They had roast dinner at ILs, so don't need another big meal.

Ideas greatfully accepted. tia.

cheese sarnies as a one off not a prob - something like eggy bread if you're feeling more like they should have something hot. I only do one 'proper' cooked meal a day.

cheese on toast. Sandwiches and fruit. microwaved baked potato and beans/cheese.
How old are they?

3 5 7

I am going to get Dh to feed them when he has finished ironing. I think he knows I am at a low point.

Cheese on toast with a cup of tomato soup?

cheese on toast

beans on toast

boiled eggs and soilders

peanut butter and banana sandwiches

crudites, olives, peppers, carrots, humous etc just bunged in front of them?

Sorry you're feeling low

mine at roast at il's at 1.30 so they'll either have porridge or egg and toast etc about 5

Got anything lurking in the freezer that you can bung in the oven etc?

Pasta and pesto?

oh yes porridge is a good idea

or semolina?

When can kids have peanut butter? We have avoided nuts as hubby and I have asthma and hayfever but I know peanut butter is good for them. Having said that I could only get crunchy today and would worry about the 3 year old choking.

Sandwiches / toast with something.

Beans on toast, cheese on toast, eggy bread, cheese/ham sandwiches are my 'cannot be arsed' tea time staples.

i often con DS into thinking I am the world;s greatest mum by serving up sandwiches, fruit and something treat-ful like biccies on a paper plate and calling it a 'picnic party'

cheese and biscuits, breakfast cereal?

peanut butter fine from a year I'd say, if there is no history of nut allergy in the family.

It's a great nutritious food, and you can buy smooth peanut butter if you're worried about chocking

What about just putting some pasta on? Like you say, they've already had a big meal so shouldn't need anything too big.
I mix in a bit of grated cheese and some tom puree, maybe some peas and sweatcorn from freezer.

DD won't wat pasta or tomatoes.

Still haven't fed them.

Mine do really well with a bowl of soup, and a big pile of buttered toast. (I have a 21month old and a 9 year old and both seem very happy!)

how about cereal?

Toast fingers?
What have you got in the fridge, can you do some cold salad or something?

What have you got?

I can't really be bothered either so have put some turkey drummers and potato waffles in the oven, that'll do.....

They are having spaghetti hoops on toast.

Thanks all.