Cut up cheese and fruit, dry cereal with a dippy cup of milk, waffle or pancake with syrup to dip, bacon or sausage. Mine won't eat eggs.

Umm sippy not dippy lol

French toast , is good eggs milk a little cinnamon vanilla , I make a heathy oat meal cookie adding carrots

Dry cereal, pancakes, cereal bars, yogurt

well mine wont eat any bread type things. so pancakes and waffles and french toast are out of the question. i have a little carnivore and sometimes i give him ham and eggs, sometimes scrambled eggs with sausage or bacon and cheese. somtems potatoes and egg with sausage. he will only eat cereal or oatmeal only if i am eating it, so he gets bites from my cereal sometimes. sometimes when i dont know what to give him and i know he liked the dinner from the night before i give him left overs. this morning he had a copy cat olive garden chicken gnocchi soup i made last night. if i know he likes it i give it to him to eat. yogurt i usually leave for snacks because he likes to share it with me and i get tired of it lol

Waffles, cheese cubes, yogurt (go-gurt), mini-microwave pancakes, dry cereal, toast, pb & j, fruit, graham crackers, ceral bars, granola bars...

Anything healthy.  I'm trying to reduce our grain intake, so I try to distract them from toast and processed cereal.  I do make oatmeal, oatmeal bars, or muffins sometimes.  Lots of scrambled eggs with cheese & veggies.  Yogurt.  Peanutbutter on toast, crackers, or a spoon.  Dinner leftovers.  Homemade chicken broth. Cheese.  Sweet or regular potato home fries or potato pancakes.

There is nothing wrong with fruit and hardboild eggs.  I like to cook a lot at once and heat up. I also like baby led weaning, where you rarely make child specific food, they get what you get.  I hate that people think they should feed dd "kid" food, kd, hot dogs, nuggets ie processed junk.

Gogurt, oatmeal, or cooked rice with sugar, cinnamon, and butter. If she's up early, she will eat waffles, turtles (biscuits with cinnamon and sugar.  I don't know why they're called turtles.  That's just what Mom called them) or French toast I make for DSS before school. Sometimes she'll eat dry cereal, but cereal with milk makes too much of a mess.  If I'm having a bowl of cereal, she always wants to "eat" the milk when I'm done, so I give it to her. 

Most of the time it is a Belvita breakfast biscuit (sometimes dry cheerios), yogurt, and fruit.

Thanks to this thread we did scrambled eggs.

And at some point this winter we'll do oatmeal and pancakes/french toast.

eggo multi grain waffles or sometimes strawberry waffles
toast with butter and jam
cereal- current fav is raisin bran (he'll ask for it with or without milk, depending on mood)
bacon and fruit added on the weekends

Completely off topic, but when I first the title, all I could see was "Toddler for breakfast". I was like OMG. lol

Anywho, we do cereal, eggs, waffles, pancakes, oatmeal...basically, whatever they'll eat that morning.lol

My kid doesn't like eggs and has recently rejected waffles or pancakes (weirdo).
Most days, it's dry cereal (Cheerios or Chex) and fruit. He doesn't use a spoon either.
I should try oatmeal; he's always so hungry an hour afterwards, and we have to move his morning snack up.

Usually DS3 Has oatmeal (you can do so much with oatmeal: Peanutbutter honey and bananas, apple raisin and cinnamon, maple syrup and dates. An endless amount of possibilities). Eggs, yogurt and granola, French toast and strawberries.

I babysit my great niece and give her fruit bars or cut up fruit and cheese.  She loves cheese with everything!

Dry cereal, whole grain frozen waffles, apple, cup of milk.

@GalFriday I make pancakes in bulk on Sunday either with fruit or chocolate chips and then heat them in the toaster and hand them out during the week. We have also been known to eat pizza in the morning running out of the door. On weekends its cheesy eggs, sauage, cinnamon rolls on Saturday and Sunday's we do either waffles or French toast, bacon, and hashbrowns.

DD3 gets the choice of "daddy cereal" (strawberry or chocolate frosted mini-wheats) or applesauce on days she has daycare. She also gets a cup of milk at at daycare to help with the transition. On days we are at home, she usually eats the cereal, but sometimes I can get her to eat french toast or waffles. I had a kick where I had a lot of fruit for breakfast, and she did that with me. I just wish it weren't so expensive to do that here. Due to the exchange rate, fruit in town is really expensive, and the fruit on base is also expensive because we have to pay to have it shipped here. Boo!

I am lucky to get my kids to eat anything in the morning. They both drink milk, and sometimes they will eat yogurt, some times cheerios, sometimes doritos. I have done pizza, too. If anyone has ideas on how to get them to eat, I'm all ears. Or eyes, in this case.

We always used to give DD Smoothies. Yogurt, milk, fruit, blend. I also used up baby foods she didnt eat this way.