After a very busy December with two birthdays, a baby shower and three Christmas celebrations, we are finally getting back to our regular routine!This month I'm focusing on new lunch ideas. Our three year old is a "grazer" who isn't always excited about eating at the table. I think giving him more of a variety of foods in smaller portions might help him at mealtime. For inspiration, I found some toddler lunch ideas at parenting.com.
Here's what's cooking in my kitchen this week:
Breakfast
Cereal
Oatmeal
Toast, Bananas
Blueberry Muffins
Toddler-Style Lunch
1/4 Chicken Sandwich, Strawberries, Yogurt
1/4 Turkey and Cheese Sandwich, Applesauce, Carrot Sticks, Raisins
Vegetable Pasta, Strawberries, Carrot Sticks
Cheese Quesadilla Wedge, Tomato Soup, Carrot Sticks, Apple Slices
Dinner Leftovers, Applesauce, Raisins
Dinner
Monday:
Sweet & Sour Chicken {crockpot}, Mile High Biscuits, Salad
Tuesday:
Marinated Chicken, Spanish Rice, Corn
Wednesday:
Teriyaki Chicken, Slow Cooked Bean Medley, Peas, Mile High Biscuits
Thursday:
Baked Chicken, Rice Pilaf, Mixed Veggies
Friday:
Garlic Parmesan Chicken and Noodles, Leftover Biscuits
Saturday:
Spaghetti
Sunday:
Leftover Night
$5 Dinners has a wonderful grocery shopping list with meal plan form and a few other printable planners that you might find helpful in meal planning {not to mention some great money-saving recipes!}.
Get more meal inspiration at Menu Plan Monday
2 comments:
I am so glad I am not the only one with a grazing toddler. No matter what I do she only eats a small portion of her breakfast, lunch or dinner but then wants to graze away from the table.
Thank you for the toddler lunch ideas. I never had this problem with my oldest, by three he was happily eating salads, pita sandwiches, etc...
I'm glad these ideas were helpful to you!
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