This is more of a reality than a quote because of the lack of time in this running world. When school starts, life takes on a whole new level of craziness. When the kids are at school, especially at preschool and day care, you'd think there's spare time to do things, but the reverse is true! As a result, we came up with some good breakfast ideas to make your day as simple as possible!

 

Here are some lovely ideas that we curated especially for our Parent community to ease off your cooking during the morning office time rush. 

 

All working parents will definitely be happy with these recipes as these are all time hit snack items that are finger licking and are favourites of preschool and daycare children.

 

 

When you don't want to make a full dinner or lunch, tomato onion uttapam is a fantastic brunch option that can be prepared ahead of time and takes only 10 minutes in the morning to produce a healthy and delicious breakfast for your family. You can add vegetables to give it colour and increase its nutrient value because it is full of nutrients, tasty because it contains semolina, which is rich in carbohydrates that boost energy levels.

 

 

This is a popular breakfast choice among working moms. It's quick and easy to make, taking only 20 minutes, and everyone enjoys it, especially the toddlers, because of its exciting noodle-like appearance and it's full of nutrition too. To pack it in a lunch box, first cool it completely and put it in an airtight container. It stays fresh for up to 5 hours.

 

 

Though there are many other types of dhoklas, this Chana Dal ChawalDhokla is the healthiest of them all. This meal is high fibre , rich in nutrients, and it's a great food to start your day. All dhokla's ingredients are extremely high in protein. The fermented chana dal base helps to increase the bioavailability of nutrients such as riboflavin, niacin, folic acid, thiamine, Vitamin K, and biotin. With the richness of all these, it is popular with children. It’s cake-like texture and sweet and sour taste makes it delicious. Chana dal chawaldhokla must be on your menu to cheer up your toddlers….a food that is tangy.

 

 

Pumpkin pancakes are a fun and healthy twist on the traditional buttermilk pancake. Pumpkins are a good source of fibre and vitamin A, among many other health advantages. This breakfast superstar gets a warm, subtle taste from the pumpkin, making it a fantastic treat for a chilly morning.

 

A Simple and Quick Recipe! It is a delicious and easy-to-make food for our special ones. You don't have time to make breakfast? This recipe is desperately needed by you. It has the goodness of vegetables, the low-calorie food rava/sooji, and, of course, bread, the most famous breakfast dish. It's simple and quick to make.

 

Who says children are just interested in hot dogs, pizza, burgers, and macaroni and cheese? Allow your children to try different dishes when dining in; they may surprise you with their openness to trying new things. Allow them to sample a small portion of whatever you cook and you will be surprised by their choice of palate.

 

Be a role model when trying to teach good eating habits to children. It will definitely help you to know your little ones tastes and choices. Developing food preferences in early life will make you more comfortable with cooking.