Kids Christmas Breakfast

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Do you need kids Christmas breakfast ideas that are fun and easy?

Here are simple, yet fun kids Christmas breakfast meal ideas for toddlers, kids, and even teens to eat on Christmas morning!

From Santa Pancakes to Snowman Oatmeal, all of these kids Christmas breakfast ideas are low prep and easy to make.  If I can make these Christmas breakfasts, so can you!

Making a Christmas morning breakfast for my toddler twins and kids is a fun family Christmas tradition.

Snowman Pancakes

• I used a box mix of pancake mix and cooked three different sizes of pancakes.
• Sprinkle with powdered sugar for snow
• I added raisins for buttons, the mouth, and eyes and a cut carrot for the nose
• The arms are fresh blueberries on toothpicks for the snowman pancakes

Santa Pancakes

• I used a freezer pancake so this breakfast was quick and easy!
• Top with whip cream for the beard, strawberries for the hat with a marshmallow on top.
• I added sliced bananas for eyes topped with blueberries, and a strawberry nose!

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Gingerbread Man Pancakes

• I used pumpkin spice pancake mix to make these gingerbread man and house pancakes (but any pancake batter will work!)
• Make the pancakes large so you can cut out a house and gingerbread people (with cookie cutters).  I cut out the house by hand.
• Let your kids decorate.  
• We used gel icing, sprinkles, chocolate chips, marshmallows, shredded coconut, and blueberries.  Use what you have!
• Such a fun Christmas morning activity/breakfast for toddlers and kids!
  

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Grinch Eggs

• Add a handful of spinach with 6 eggs into a blender.  Blend until mixed well.  I added one drop of green food coloring (optional) to make the green vibrant.
• Served with heart-shaped strawberries.
• Snowman hot chocolate put together with toothpicks.  To make the face on the snowman I dipped a toothpick in food coloring and made the buttons, mouth, and eyes.  He has a strawberry nose, but use what you have!
• Such a cute Christmas breakfast idea!

Painted Toast

• Mix 2-3 drops of food coloring into a little bit of milk (about 1/4 cup) to make the milk toast paint color
• Add more drops of food coloring to make the milk paint darker, and less food coloring to make it lighter
• Let kids paint their design on the bread with a clean paintbrush! 
• Toast the bread

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Gluten Free Christmas Tree Pancakes

• Christmas Tree spinach and banana pancakes that are gluten free and dairy free.  You can find this healthy pancake recipe here.
• The kids can decorate these with gel glitter and sprinkles.
• Presents are sliced apples, strawberries, and blueberries.

Snowman Oatmeal

• Oatmeal with blueberries for the eyes and mouth and a carrot nose.
• I used instant oats for this so it was quick and easy to make!

Powdered Donut Snowman

• I used mini powdered sugar donuts
• They aret with chocolate chips, a strawberry nose, and a hat. 
• Normally I would make these with mini chocolate chips, but all I had was regular.  Use what you have!

I usually serve my kids a special drink with their Christmas breakfast like sparkling cider, orange juice, chocolate milk, or hot cocoa.

Have you tried any of these kids Christmas breakfast ideas?

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