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What my Toddler eats for Breakfast | 7 days of Toddler Meals

What my Toddler eats for Breakfast | 7 days of Toddler Meals Hi everyone! I am mummy to Elena who turned 2 on 4 July 2016. It can be difficult to feed fussy toddlers so I thought I would share with you what Elena is eating for breakfast over the course of a week to see if it gives you any inspiration. If you have any breakfast recommendations for me please leave these in the comments below! Nothing fancy here and I know we aren't perfect - this is what my toddler actually eats. She does enjoy breakfast because she wakes up hungry! If you liked this video please give it a thumbs up and let me know if you would like to see more! Here is what Elena ate for breakfast this week: DAY 1 Cornflakes with full fat milk. Robinsons diluted no added sugar blackcurrant juice. Raspberries, blueberries, a tangerine. Homemade smoothie made with banana, melon, mango, papaya, pineapple and some unsweetened almond milk. Some of mummy's granola! DAY 2 A roll with pork tongue. Homemade 'trail mix' with dried banana, dried apple, raisins, Rice Krispies wholegrain shapes, weetabix with blueberries, yogurt covered cereal hoops. Dorset Cereals muesli with full fat milk and yogurt. Innocent 100% apple juice. DAY 3 Cornflakes with full fat milk - she ate two bowls! Ribena no added sugar carton. DAY 4 Strawberry Petit Filous yogurt. Strawberries. Cornflakes with full fat milk. Ribena no sugar added carton. DAY 5 Strawberry petit filous yogurt. Roll with ham. No added sugar diluted blackcurrant juice. Tangerine. DAY 6 Weetabix with full fat milk. Half banana and raisins and dried apricots on top. French brioche roll. No added sugar blackcurrant diluting juice. Soreen mini banana loaf. DAY 7 Peppa Pig strawberry yogurt. Strawberries & blueberries. Porridge with blueberries and full fat milk. French brioche roll. No added sugar blackcurrant diluting juice. The vitamin drops are vitamins A, D, E and NHS in the UK recommend these are given to children every day until they are 5 years old. 5 drops per day in their food. This video is not sponsored and all opinions are my own.