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Teddy Bear Toast (Healthy Kid’s Breakfast Idea)

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If you’re looking for a FUN healthy option for your kids breakfast, try this idea! You can make teddy bear toast in as little as 2 minutes!

teddy bear toast

You can either make it with creamy peanut butter…
 teddy bear toast nutella
…or NUTELLA!
teddy bear toast kids healthy breakfast
All you need is a piece of bread, banana, creamy peanut butter (or nutella), raisins, and a toaster!
teddy bear toast kids breakfast
Start by toasting the piece of bread in the toaster then spread the creamy peanut butter all over it. Cut up the bananas into thin slices and put two at the top corners and one in the middle.  Add three raisins making the bear’s eyes and nose. Soooo cute!! This is a great way to sneak in some healthy options (bananas and raisins) without them complaining.

teddy bear toast kids healthy breakfast

Check out my chick breakfast idea for kids too!

chick-breafast-for-kids-using-eggs-cheese-

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  1. I am NOT a naturally-do-fun-and-crafty-mom-things mom… and I just made this for a mid morning snack for my 4 year old! A big, BIG hit! We’re reading through the original Winnie the Pooh stories, so I called this “Pooh Toast” and he just loves it. He requested a second bear, and asked to put the toppings on his own this time. He loved that too! He remembered exactly where everything went and just had a great time. Thanks for this idea! Found you on Pinterest <3 :)

    I used whole wheat toast topped with PB and a touch of honey. Used a choc chip for the nose and raisins for the eyes. I shared the pic and tagged your page on Instagram :)

  2. I made this for my son for lunch today, but I used raisin bread spread with honey, as he calls that “honey bear” already. He was too busy giggling to eat it! Super cute idea!

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