What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)

What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)

Hi friends! Another round-up of what my plant-based kids eat. Some of these photos are from a bit back, so their ages were about 3 and 10 months. I hope that you enjoy the ideas and even more so, your kids!

You might notice I do not put a lot on Fiona’s tray initially – this is because if I do put a lot, so much ends up on the floor or she stuffs too much in her mouth. I add as she goes if she seems like she wants more. Just wanted to note!

Willow (3-YO)

What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
PB&J, strawberry coconut yogurt, and carrots.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Potato, chickpea, and pea curry, corn, and oranges.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Red bean, cheese,and salsa burrito with a side of corn and strawberries.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Snack time! Orange slices, raisins, and a graham cracker dipped in yogurt & sprinkles (frozen).
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Bolognese (made with TVP), carrots, and a Nature’s Bakery brownie.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Crackers with guac. She ate almost a whole avocado with thirds of the dip.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
“Cheesy” tofu sticks (baked with nutritional yeast) with ketchup/just mayo dip, strawberries, and sweet potato.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
PB&J, grapes, strawberry, and red lentil snap crisps.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Nachos with vegan queso, refried beans, olives, and salsa. Side of cinnamon pears, olives, and some squash for exposure.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
PB&J, peaches, raisins, and cucumbers with vegan cream cheese.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Tofu quiche with ketchup, avocado, and berries.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Burrito with mashed black beans, corn, vegan cheese, and avocado, sliced apples, and raisins.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Fruit salad for snack – plums, strawberries, and blueberries.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
English muffin & vegan cheese sandwich, side cukes for exposure, grapes, and nature’s bakery fig bar.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Berry pancakes for everyone!
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Spaghetti with a red lentil sauce and nooch, cinnamon apples, and white beans.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Pancakes, cinnamon apples, and some leftover tofu scramble.

Fiona (9/10 MO)

What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Plain pancake and cinnamon apples.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Tofu scramble, blueberry pancakes, and cinnamon apples.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Tofu scramble and blueberries.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Homemade hummus with quinoa, side of sweet potato and strawberries.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Potato, chickpea, and pea curry sans salt. I just pull this out before seasoning for the rest of us.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Pasta with red sauce, carrots, and hummus.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Pasta with sweet potato sauce & egg plant “parm” without the cheese. No salt added.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Blueberry pancakes.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Berry oatmeal with some ground flax and blueberries.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Blueberry oat pancake and banana.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Spaghetti with red lentil sauce. Also looks like some cinnamon pears thrown in there.
What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)
Tofu scramble & strawberries.

What My Plant-Based Kids Eat (Baby & Toddler)

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