Breakfast ideas

My almost 1year old is allergic to dairy & doesn’t like eggs. So I’m always struggling to find foods to make him for breakfast 😩 he loves oatmeal and eats it almost every morning. I try to switch up the flavors/add-ons but I want to give him variety. any ideas? What are you guys feeding your babies for breakfast?

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my 1yo is also allergic to dairy and doesn’t like eggs 🫠 his current favorites are avocado toast, french toast sticks, peanut butter toast, pancakes, waffles, all served with a side of fruit (any berries, oranges, banana) and coconut milk yogurt with mashed berries in it.

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French toast sticks, apple sauce, fruit, waffles, sausage, breakfast potatoes, creamy grits, toast... my kid literally started eating eggs like 2 meals ago... b4 he couldn't stand them

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I do the tiny pancakes with almond butter (too chicken go try peanut butter). We do pouches from HappyTot that are called “Super Morning”. They have chia, oat, and various fruits. I saw some pouches that are doing oatmilk yogurts! I think Oatly even makes a yogurt if you want to try that.

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Have you tried eggs in a different way? We have started banana egg pancakes which are a hit!

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I make a potato hash! Basically just cut up potatoes pan fry them and add sausage and bacon and whatever else I’m feeling (onions, avocado, eggs) it’s super good and freezes well. Plus it’s adult friendly too!

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I always offer toast with either avocado peanut butter almond butter or hummus sometimes French toast that I make him with the coating a combo of puree and breast milk, a veggie sausage waffle or oatmeal I give every meal with some form of fruit or veggie as well. I’m dairy free and have given my son Violife cream cheese on toast and then mac and cheese with their shredded cheese he’s never had a problem with it as it’s multiple allergens free.

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