What do you give your children for breakfast?

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DS1 (18mths) will usually eat a waffle or some cheese on toast or some yoghurt with a little honey and sliced banana or pancakes if DH is around. I wanted to give him some cereal instead as a change but was shocked to read that almost every cereal i chose online for tomorrow's delivery had glucose-fructose syrup in - chose Tesco's own rice krispies in the end i think.

Also to find that it's also in petit filous. Do you think the amounts are too small to cause much harm? What do you give your children for breakfast? Some new healthy ideas would be great.
Thanks.

yeah mine like it without milk sometimes too. strange

My DS1 nearly always has his cereal without milk so you are not alone on that one!
No you didn't sound smug Quattrocento. I think your breakfasts sound yum

DDs have either weetabix or porridge, a slice of wholemeal toast and a banana or fruit if they are still hungry.

Porridge and banana or raisins, or oats with natural yogurt and blueberries or toast and something.

BTW, anti-Nestle cereal eaters, are you sure that the 'fake' cereals you buy aren't made by Nestle? I don't know if they do this, but the own brand supermarket versions of most things are made by the big brands usually. Not sure how you can check this, apart from asking, but just wondered if anyone has?

piece of fruit and

egg and soldiers
or porridge with raisins
or toast
or cereal (is a treat)

or croissants and pain au chocolat on birthday mornings (in bed)

no-one else likes it but i love scrambled eggs with salt and black pepper!