Meals I’ve made for my toddler this week🧸
It’s so fun making his food😭🫶🏼 I enjoy getting creative at breakfast time.
WHAT DID HE EAT?:
1️⃣’st slide: Mostly all bagel pieces, no egg😂😭, all yogurt.
2️⃣’nd slide: One whole half of the sandwich, all chips, no pickles😭.
3️⃣’rd slide: Mostly all of the rice, he tried some of the meat & sauce but did not finish it, he ate none of the avocado but sometimes he will finish the avocado, he ate the trail mix chocolates I am not sure if he did or not try any nuts.
4️⃣’th slide: He devoured the French toast & lechera, he tried some watermelon but did not eat it, he finished the sausages.
5️⃣’th slide: He did not eat the eggs, he ate two pieces of the bread & finished the yogurt.
6️⃣’th slide: He took 1 bite of every bagel, ate some pretzel sticks, he tried the apples but did not finish them.
7️⃣’th slide: He ate all of the French toast, & some yogurt.
He is picky for sure, he mostly likes bland (ish) foods.🫶🏼
Quick tip 💡 I will leave his unfinished food there for him for at least 2 hours because he will come back and eat more. That prevents me from having to give him different things when he can just eat his meal while he plays or gets distracted.
What does your toddler like to eat?
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This week, I focused on preparing meals that not only cater to my toddler's tastes but also boost nutrition. For breakfast, I incorporated blueberry bagels topped with cream cheese, providing a sweet yet nourishing start to the day. My toddler also enjoyed bready delights like brioche French toast served with a vanilla cream yogurt dip, making breakfast feel like a special treat. During lunch, I aimed for a mix of flavors, including a classic turkey and cheese sandwich paired with sour cream and onion chips. This combination brings familiarity along with a little crunch, which toddlers often enjoy. For dinner, I introduced savory options like white rice cooked in beef broth accompanied by tender steak rajas, ensuring the meal was flavorful yet suitable for his picky palate. Adjusting to a toddler's eating habits can be tricky. I’ve learned the value of allowing unfinished meals to sit, giving my child the chance to return to them later, which often works wonders for making sure nothing goes to waste. I encourage all parents to share their creative meal ideas for toddlers, as every little suggestion can help our little ones eat better and more enjoyably!
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